Ethel Smith wrote her hero, back when lovers of Language put pen to paper and did such things. To this day whole generations appreciate a hand written note. Maybe it’s more real, a tactile demonstration of a love for the written word. Wonder of wonders, her hero wrote back! 

Changed her life. Just listen. (Recorded in Birmingham, Alabama in December of 2020 in the midst of COVID) 

RERUN OF EP. 50 NOW 180 EPISODES LATER

Ethel Smith wrote her hero, back when lovers of Language put pen to paper and did such things. To this day whole generations appreciate a hand written note. Maybe it’s more real, a tactile demonstration of a love for the written word. Wonder of wonders, her hero wrote back! Changed her life. Just listen. (Recorded in Birmingham, Alabama in December of 2020 in the midst of COVID) RERUN OF EP. 50 NOW 180 EPISODES LATER

One man commits to really listen to women - one at a time. IN HER WORDS features the life stories of strong women who bounce back. IN HER WORDS - because everyone deserves to be heard. Find us on Instagram and Facebook @InHerWords and @ManListening Hosted by Stuart Watson. Produced by Balto Creative Media in cooperation with the Queen City Podcast Network.

What happens when one man stops talking and starts listening?

In Her Words

Ethel wrote her hero. Her hero wrote back.

My friends Nancy Haynes and Ramona Holloway have each forgotten more about media than I will ever know.

Especially radio (like podcasting with less latitude).

So we present for your listening pleasure a couple of free wheeling unedited conversations! Enjoy!

My friends Nancy Haynes and Ramona Holloway have each forgotten more about media than I will ever know. Especially radio (like podcasting with less latitude). So we present for your listening pleasure a couple of free wheeling unedited conversations! Enjoy!

Nancy Haynes & Ramona Holloway

Hope Aldred is no less than an angel for families in recovery from addiction of all kinds.

She gleaned her compassion from hard won experience with her own husband and having to explain to their two sons why Dad was dying.

For her and those young men, it’s been quite the journey.

Hope Aldred is no less than an angel for families in recovery from addiction of all kinds. She gleaned her compassion from hard won experience with her own husband and having to explain to their two sons why Dad was dying. For her and those young men, it’s been quite the journey.

Hope stands for “Hold On Pain Ends” (Revisited)

The first conversation I taped for this podcast was one of the most difficult. My friend Lucy Lustig was dying and she knew it. 

She was lying in a hospital bed in her living room and reflecting on a life filled with art and rich friendships and second chances.

 I honor her courage and creativity in the face of her own imminent death.

The first conversation I taped for this podcast was one of the most difficult. My friend Lucy Lustig was dying and she knew it. She was lying in a hospital bed in her living room and reflecting on a life filled with art and rich friendships and second chances.  I honor her courage and creativity in the face of her own imminent death.

Ethel wrote her hero. Her hero wrote back.

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