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The Hinge

The Hinge

De : Jake Esman and Noel O'Driscoll
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Hosted by Noel and Jake. Two friends lean into topics such as beauty, solitude, tenderness, and encounter. The presenters share reflections where grace came disguised as disaster and their belief that reality is more than generous. The Hinge is a playful and serious, vulnerable space that affirms the precious uniqueness of us all, exploring how we can creatively respond to our lives and the world. A contemplative meander on the mystery of being human. The Hinge Podcast: Bread For the Week Ahead! Edited and Co Produced by Ger KellettJake Esman and Noel O'Driscoll Spiritualité
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    • 2. Gratitude
      Feb 22 2026

      Noel and Jake discuss the many faces of gratitude. Noel reads a poem "A grateful heart” emphasizing spontaneous thanks for life, the importance of context beyond negative events, and the connection between gratitude and grace. They explore the place of gratitude amidst and even for difficult experiences, including loss and addiction.

      Podcast Editor - Ger Kellett


      Show notes -

      A Grateful Heart by Noel O’Driscoll

      Upon waking

      Immediate prayer

      A simple thanks

      From my lips

      For the breath in my body

      For life, longing and love

      For every birth and death

      For you

      My Beloved

      I bow

      With a grateful heart


      Alanis Morisette - Thank U


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      43 min
    • 1. Tenderness
      Feb 17 2026

      Jake and Noel explore the theme of tenderness through poetry, personal anecdotes, and conversations about ordinariness and care, beginning with Raymond Carver's poem "Still looking out for number one". They discuss how tenderness is found in the economy of words and the beauty of the ordinary.

      Podcast Editor - Ger Kellett


      Show notes -

      Looking out for number one, by Raymond Carver


      FOOTWASHING, by Jake Esman

      she had loved her father

      like any daughter

      valued his advice

      his kindness, his company

      yet she wouldn’t say

      they were close


      then, in his mid-eighties

      his memory went

      and with it

      his personality — partly


      he needed her care

      and she gave it

      willingly


      they were intimate months

      when nothing is private

      and all physical needs

      require assistance

      and that’s just

      how it goes


      she was not the first

      to experience that great sense of closeness

      of tender mutuality

      those days when she washed his feet

      and clipped his toenails


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