When Bill was diagnosed with terminal cancer, he asked his best friend to help him die.

A show about Kaye’s life. Also about what life sounds like day after day after day…

The challenges of getting through a bedtime story without crying. And the challenges of being human.

This episode is played in honor of Bonnie Tyler, my power ballad hero.

Health insurance is confusing. Thank god for karaoke.

A phone call, a concertina and picking up trash

Home health and hospices nurses are badass. We should let them on airplanes first.

A show we make all together to make us feel less alone in desperate times.

Finn Rooney killed himself in Walden, Vermont. This is a story about who he was and what he left.

Wednesday is Ladies' Day at Vermont Quick Lube and I think you should go.

Building a coffin and laying Karen to rest in the field behind the barn. RIP Karen Shaw.

A great special about a radio great, Larry Massett, produced by Barrett Golding and The Kitchen Sisters and Transom

A story about a party I almost attended. And whales.

When they ask if you want to wait and not eat the marshmallow so you get two marshmallows, Kaye eats the marshmallow.

This is a conversation with a money manager in Scotland who has given a great deal of thought to why many of us feel confused and ashamed about our financial lives.

From Hardwick to Minneapolis then home again. A story about a song that’s doing good work.

Tara Reese and I visited Finn’s memorial and talked about the evolution of grief.

A conversation about race and class in the lives of two biracial teenagers in Vermont

How having a limited income can make you feel like a child, long into adulthood

Being land rich and cash poor in Vermont