After four months and eight episodes, we've reached the end of Season 1 of In Stitches.  Join us as we recap our first season, reflect on the moments that really stuck with us, and look ahead to Season 2.

Thanks to all of our guests who joined us this season: 

- Episode 1: 99% Dishwasher Safe with Adam Keys

- Episode 2: "She Saw, She Cared" with Dr. Janelle Junkin

- Episode 3: The many ways to arrive at laughter with Dion Flynn

- Episode 4: "No, your story is not my story" with Stephanie Kline

- Episode 5: Enthusiasm & Friendship with Matt Iseman

- Episode 6: A Life of Conviction(s) with Shon Hopwood

- Episode 7: Tiny Moments of Truth with Yoko Sen

- Episode 8: Life After Letterman with Steve Mazan

This has been Season 1 of In Stitches.

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What do you live for once you’ve achieved your wildest dream? In the not so distant past, future Emmy-award honoree Steve Mazan faced a terminal cancer diagnosis. With perhaps five years left to live, this working comic was on a mission.   With dedication to his craft, he got scrappy and even leveraged his nascent fan base to get recognized by the producers of Late Night with David Letterman. With time running down the clock, we re-live firsthand what it took to achieve his lifelong-goal, to take Dave’s stage at the Ed Sullivan Theater. To get there, we trace Steve’s suburban Chicago roots though the West Coast comedy scene, including pivotal moments at the storied Brainwash Café. And in true In Stitches fashion, PJ and Sam help him reflect on the questions. What do you live for once you’ve achieved your wildest dream? How do you want to be remembered? Give it a listen and remember to share, subscribe, and post a review! Follow Steve Instagram: @stevemazan Twitter: @Steve_Mazan https://www.stevemazan.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Dying-Do-Letterman-Steve-Mazan/dp/B00AHSFAHI Credits: Steve Mazan (Featured Guest) David Bobrow (Executive Producer) PJ Walsh (Host, Producer) Sam Pressler (Host, Producer) Matt Condon (Communications Director, Producer) Kristen Howard (Productions & Comms Manager, Producer)

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Yoko Sen is an internationally touring ambient electronic musician, Citizen Artist Fellow at the Kennedy Center, and self-proclaimed “sound alchemist.” As the founder of Sen Sound, Yoko works to reimagine and re-engineer the sound experiences of hospitals.

In this episode, we follow Yoko from her classical piano training in Japan, to becoming an “Alien of Extraordinary Ability” visa holder in the United States, to producing two award-winning electronic music albums.

An engaging and thoughtful speaker, Yoko tells of her experiences and the insight she gained from a prolonged hospital visit. The question “what is the last sound I will hear when I die?” lingered after her discharge and became the basis for her life’s work to transform the soundscapes of hospitals.

Yoko may have started as someone who had to create to survive. But today, she has survived to create—and, in the process, improve countless lives.

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Follow Yoko

Instagram: @sensoundspace

Twitter: @SenSoundSpace

Websites: http://www.sensound.space | http://www.yoko.mu

Credits:

Yoko Sen (Featured Guest)

David Bobrow (Executive Producer, Host)

PJ Walsh (Host, Producer)

Sam Pressler (Host, Producer)

Matt Condon (Communications Director, Producer)

Kristen Howard (Productions & Comms Manager, Producer)

Grace Manno (Designer)

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