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MAYBE IT'S ME

MAYBE IT'S ME

De : Eileen Pollack
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 Maybe It's Me is a question all women have asked themselves thousands of times. But I hope my podcast will resonate with anyone of any gender, sexual preference, race, religion, or nationality who is engaged in the very human search for connection, love, acceptance, and self-respect. I will air a new podcast every other week, starting with the essays from my critically acclaimed collection Maybe It's Me, then moving on to newer musings about survival and resistance under a Trump dictatorship, how to keep learning and growing even as we age, how to unleash your own creativity in the form of the personal essay. A sometime standup comic, I will be reading my own work: imagine if David Sedaris were Jewish, straight, female, and not quite as funny.2024 Judaïsme Sciences sociales Spiritualité
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    • GET A DOG, or REST IN PEACH

      GET A DOG, or REST IN PEACH
      Jan 9 2026

      I really, really want a dog. Why don't I get one? If I do, will you pay for all its vet bills? Does everyone need to be a doggie parent to a furbaby? Can't you just own a mutt?

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      18 min
    • HOW NOT TO BE ELECTROCUTED BY YOUR TOILET

      HOW NOT TO BE ELECTROCUTED BY YOUR TOILET
      Dec 26 2025

      Have you ever had a hard time convincing someone that something is wrong with your car, your house, or your computer and they really do need to fix it? Of course you have. I can't help you fix whatever needs fixing, but I invite you to compare your frustrations with mine.
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      20 min
    • THE "C" WORD

      THE "C" WORD
      Dec 12 2025

      Believe it or not, I've been told I had cancer SIX TIMES. Luckily, five of those diagnoses were wrong. But why were so many doctors so eager to tell me that I had a fatal disease? Is that any better than the way it used to be, when everyone--including doctors--were afraid to so much as utter the word?
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      15 min
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