"It's wrong for parents to bury their children. It should be the other way around." - Rose Kennedy 

In Episode 11 of Season 3, we hear from Anna Diab about the harsh reality Mrs. Kennedy articulated, years ago. 

Anna is a wife and mother of 3. After unexpectedly losing her oldest child at age 11, she is learning and working to be the parent she still wants to be for her boys, the partner she wants to be to her husband, the person she wants to be for herself, and finding ways to include her daughter along the way in this new path she never imagined she would walk. 

Thank you, Anna, for sharing your light, your pain, and your Carolina.

The daughter of an engineer and a pimp, Klee Wiggins’ comedy reflects both sides of that upbringing.  She’s an intellectual and a shit-talker in equal measure. From incisive crowd work to tales of growing up in the Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco, every set she does is a journey worth taking. She was featured in “Thugs the Musical” by Emmy winner Kevin Avery and has been a panelist & done stand-up at several Cons. These days you can mostly find her working as a writer on a number of projects, a competitor in the Movie Trivia Schmoedown, and as a prolific podcast guest.

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In this episode, lawyer and author, Griselle Seijo shares how it took an 8 year journey to arrive at a place where she could grieve her beloved mother. 

Read Griselles's powerful essay on moving forward through grief in Conversations Over Coffee. (Proceeds benefit literacy efforts!)