Meredith Goldstein - your beautiful voice, full of rich timbre and melody, is a gift to the world. May you never stop talking and telling us your stories!

Love all the episodes!!! However whenever Brett is on its a extra Plus!!! I love when shes on!!!

I appreciated the storytelling around Sharlene and Blake’s story, but I felt it lacked a full integrity without addressing what was going on with Sharlene’s daughter. We learned she was a young child; we learned about Sharlene’s addiction; we learned that Sharlene was spending pretty much all day, every day with Blake at the prison for years. And I just kept wondering: who was taking care of this child, and does she find this story quite as sweet as we’re supposed to?

I love this show so much

A refreshing love chat for my ears.

I am disappointed by the money. It was better when they focused on love instead of finances.

But I am constantly distracted by how the host talks. It’s unnatural and doesn’t fit the content. Very off-putting.

Great production, handsome producer

This conversation with Susan (Pebbles) resonated so deeply with me. It really gets tiresome having to put others at ease, to entertain the platitudes you referred to, or to explain my rationale for choosing to be single and being true to what I want. I hope to travel once my kids are older and in college and explore the freedom that comes in knowing myself best. Thank you for shining a light on this part of a middle aged woman’s journey when the path ended up being different than she’d imagined. I’m grateful.

Meredith I love your Boston Globe column but it seems this podcast attracts self centered people obsessed with being single and comparing themselves to their married friends. And the vocal fry epidemic with many of these woman is so annoying! Maybe expand the theme of the podcast to be similar to your column?