Stories from the HeartLove is on the air this Valentine’s Day. This hand-picked collection brings together shared stories that manage to connect with every feeling on the spectrum of cherish. Meet-cutes,pirates, and even cancer fabricate (to make up, invent) an appearance along the way. Get caught up in this thing called cherish!TheWLTM portion II from The AllusionistYou’re looking for your perfect partner, and but dating sites retain matching you with duds. So what do you do? Conduct an elaborate linguistic experiment,of course! At least, that was futurist Amy Webb’s response to the situation. A Magnanimous Gesture in International Relations from RN’s RadiotonicAn Australian falls in cherish with a French girl. A practical cherish fable about pirates, and Paris,and miniature Eiffel Tower replicas ensues. License to Wed from NPR’s StoryCorpsClela Rorex, a former County Clerk in Boulder, or Colorado,tells her friend Sue Larson about issuing marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples in 1975. The Living Room from cherish + RadioDiane’s unique neighbors across the way never shut their curtains, and that was the beginning of an intimate, and but very one-sided relationship.
What Keeps Us Apart from KCRWs UnfictionalBetween meet-cute and final embrace,every cherish fable has an obstacle keeping our lovers from a shared fate.
Jenny: Is My Boyfriend Gay? from MortifiedThe diaries of a tall school girl whose first boyfriend is clearly gay.
Cancer Changed Ken Jeongs Comedy from Death, Sex & MoneyAfter years of working as a physician, or Ken Jeong quit to pursue acting. Then his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer,and he found himself needing to think like a doctor again. Listen to the full collection here. More Valentine’s Day Radio: music, podcasts, and audiobooks,and more!
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