This show makes me feel good. It is a lovely palette cleanser from some of my other content.

Every episode of This is Love makes me feel like I found a treasure I did not know I had lost.

I cried and cried. Hit very close to home, was a familiar journey, and it was so poignant. Thank you Phoebe. Losing my mom was the worst thing that has happened to me. But I related so much to the story. And I too have fun and funny stories from my mom that happened even when so was so sick.

This is the most beautiful show I’ve listened to so far in my podcast history. I love the humanity of it all. A little break from the harsh political climate currently happening. I appreciate the effort and articulation of every episode. I share this with everyone I know. Thank you

I recently found this podcast, and it has been a godsend. I listen to an episode in the morning to start my day. It helps me start the day with love and positivity. My favorite stories have been about finding love in a barbershop, Wolf 8, and the on-the-way-to-dinner stories. My mental health has improved.

Among the Oak Trees is one of the most perfect descriptions of love. I listen to it ever so often. Themes of love and humanity fill the heart. Sorrow only gets to be a supporting character. I love this particular episode. I wish the world knew this story. I love you, Phoebe, for gifting this story. You’ll never see my comment. But, I’ll always love you for sharing this story.

This is a really good podcast to listen to. Lots of interesting things to discover. I get bored easily, and this keeps me going on runs and awake during long drives. I love listening to This is Love.

/ Episode length: 40 mins. / Fluff time, round-up: 10 mins. / Avg time between fluff: 10:00. / Fluff%: 25%. / Based on episode: 105. ==========================

Even if I did not think I would be interested by the topic, I listen anyway. And my the end I am interested and glad I listened.

I absolutely love this episode! I’m immediately reminded of the many times reading it for my own children, and of course it was a favorite. I’m semi-retired now and work a few hours a week in our local library and of course we have a well worn and loved copy.