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The Mortals

The Mortals

著者: Nathan Morris
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A funeral director who writes pop songs sits down every Tuesday night and says the things most people are afraid to feel. Death, fatherhood, burnout, songwriting, walking away from the career that defined you, and figuring out what comes after. The Mortals is a live conversation hosted by Nathan Morris — no script, no guests most weeks, just one man in a room being honest about what it means to be alive. New episodes every Wednesday.Nathan Morris 社会科学
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  • The 92 Minutes That Saved a Stranger's Life | The Mortals
    2026/09/10

    He was 22, a new dad, drowning in debt, and standing on the wrong side of the rail on the Golden Gate Bridge. The only reason he's alive today is that a highway patrol sergeant named Kevin Briggs happened to be assigned to that bridge, and walked up, and stayed for 92 minutes.


    Tonight we talk about that story, and what it means for you. Why the people we should worry about are never the ones crying. Why "strong" is just the word we use for people we've stopped checking on. And why showing up, even flat, even empty, even going through the motions, might be the most important thing you do all year.


    I'm a funeral director. I've stood in the room after. So when I say I'm glad you stayed, I mean it.


    If tonight moves you, get us to 20 members and I'm doing a members-only live. The membership button is right under this video.


    If you're struggling, you don't have to do it alone. Call or text 988. Someone will pick up.


    CHAPTERS

    0:00 Cold open — glad you stayed

    2:00 Two men named Kevin

    4:00 Kevin Berthia and the coat he wore

    8:30 A NICU daughter and a $250,000 bill

    12:30 March 11, 2005 — over the rail

    17:00 Sergeant Kevin Briggs, the Guardian

    22:00 92 minutes — "the compassion in your voice"

    27:00 The photograph, and staying alive vs. healing

    34:00 Why the mundane is the whole point

    41:00 Names I'll Never Lose — my own 3 a.m.

    52:00 Your names, my music, and showing up anyway


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  • The Tribute Machines Can't Write | The Mortals
    2026/09/02

    A funeral director's answer to the machines.

    AI tribute generators are everywhere now. Upload a photo, answer three questions, and out comes a eulogy. Clean. Fast. Forgettable.

    But here's what the machines will never know: the way someone's voice changed when they talked about their mother. The laugh that came out of nowhere at the arrangement table when a family remembered something small and beautiful. The silence that tells you more than any paragraph ever could.

    A real tribute isn't assembled. It's built by someone who sat across from the grief and paid attention.

    In this episode, Nathan talks about what gets lost when we hand the most human moment of a funeral to a prompt — and why the directors who still write by hand, who still listen first, will always matter more than any tool that autocompletes a life.

    This one's for every funeral director who's ever stayed up late getting the words right.

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  • Why a Stranger's Death Can Break You | The Mortals
    2026/08/27

    You never met them. You never shook their hand. So why does it feel like you lost a friend when the news says they're gone?nnThis week on The Mortals, funeral director and singer-songwriter Nathan Morris sits with the grief nobody gives you permission to feel — the artist whose songs raised you, the voice that was in your kitchen for fifteen years, the stranger whose passing put you flat on the floor. It's called parasocial grief, and it is not a malfunction. It's love that only had to travel one way.

    From a child's headstone found buried under a backyard deck, to an English village that tended an enemy airman's grave for nearly 86 years, to the signs we swear come from the people we've lost — this is a night about the names we refuse to put down, and why looking straight at death is how we learn to live louder. Bring someone with you. Drop a name you still carry in the chat — we're going to say them out loud.


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