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The Silence Between Hello

The Silence Between Hello

De : Jenny Skoog Mondesir
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 The Silence Between Hello is about what we inherit from our families and what we leave behind. Each season explores one family member through the artifacts of their lives: voicemails, diary entries, handmade objects, and the complicated legacy of religious fundamentalism. It's about the complexity of love across difference and distance, the weight of faith used as control, and the silence that both protects and harms.Copyright Jenny Skoog Mondesir Relations Sciences sociales
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    • Sister Songs Ep 1: By Ear

      Sister Songs Ep 1: By Ear
      Jan 21 2026
      SISTER SONGS SEASON 3
      Episode 1: "By Ear" January 21, 2026

      Today would have been my sister Annemarie's 52nd birthday. Sister Songs is the third and final season of The Silence Between Hello. Season one was about my mom. Season two was about my dad. This season is about Annemarie — my big sister, the eighth of nine kids. I'm the ninth. She never let me forget it. In this episode: a musical prodigy who could play hymns before she could read. The religion that gave her a gift and used it as a leash. And the sister who once told me I shouldn't have been born, but spent her whole life reaching for me anyway.

      Music:
      • "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" — Traditional hymn (pipe organ)
      • "Für Elise" & "Moonlight Sonata" — Beethoven
      • "Heart and Soul" — Hoagy Carmichael, original duet recording by Jenny & Annemarie, August 2022
      • Additional tracks licensed via Envato Elements

      Read more: jennyskoog.substack.com
      Content note: This season discusses terminal illness, death, religious trauma, and family estrangement.
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      11 min
    • Season 3 Trailer: Sister Songs

      Season 3 Trailer: Sister Songs
      Jan 13 2026
      The Silence Between Hello, Season 3: Sister Songs: A Season About Love Beyond Faith Coming January 21, 2026.
      My sister Annemarie was a musical prodigy who could play the organ before she could read. She was my protector, my rival, my co-conspirator. We went years without speaking — and then we found our way back to each other. This season tells her story. Seven episodes. Seven weeks. Beginning on what would have been her 52nd birthday and ending on March 4th — two years since she died. Schedule:
      • Episode 1: "By Ear" — January 21
      • Episode 2: "Variations" — January 28
      • Episode 3: "Rest" — February 4
      • Episode 4: "Bridge" — February 11
      • Episode 5: "Minor Key" — February 18
      • Episode 6: "Accompaniment" — February 25
      • Episode 7: "Duet" — March 4
      Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts so you don't miss the first episode. Read more about faith, family, and leaving Laestadianism at jennyskoog.substack.com

      Music:
      • "Sarabande" — Handel (performed by Eddie Honcha, licensed via Envato Elements)
      • Original piano duet recording — Jenny & Annemarie Skoog, August 2022
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      2 min
    • Ep 7: "What The Dig Revealed"

      Ep 7: "What The Dig Revealed"
      Sep 23 2025
      After seven episodes of archaeological excavation, all the evidence is assembled: Dad's 1939 diary, million-mile certificate, 2019 recording, and handcrafted desk where this final episode is recorded. What emerges isn't the simple story of a gentle man who never complained, but something far more complex—a human being who learned to thrive despite repeated attempts to make him disappear. We discover Dad was a beloved, confident boy who learned strategic stepping back after military rejection and church exclusion. Instead of becoming bitter, he channeled each rejection into increased competence, becoming the safest driver on the road when told his body was unfit, creating beauty with his hands when his voice was unwelcome. The complete picture reveals a man operating on a frequency most people couldn't tune into—his love was constant but quiet, his strength was endurance rather than dominance. We explore his small rebellions (Hank Williams humming, hard candies in the car console) and his innovative love language where oil changes meant "I want you to be safe" and handcrafted furniture meant "I want to create something lasting for you." The final understanding: Dad was never absent or mysterious—he was speaking a language of love that required attention to understand, loving the world in his own particular way through lasting creation rather than temporary words.
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      12 min
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