What do you think happens in the afterlife? Heavenly, pearly gates? A return to a cosmic wonder? Lights go out? For over 40 years, Doris has worked as a funeral home director and faces this question every day. Turns out she has some ideas about it all. 
 

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What do you think happens in the afterlife? Heavenly, pearly gates? A return to a cosmic wonder? Lights go out? For over 40 years, Doris has worked as a funeral home director and faces this question every day. Turns out she has some ideas about it all. Show your love for Radio Cut by making a donation. Donate

What do you think happens in the afterlife? Heavenly, pearly gates? A return to a cosmic wonder? Lights go out? For over 40 years, Doris has worked as a funeral home director and faces this question every day. Turns out she has some ideas about it all. 
 

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Doris - It's You, Isn't It?

We’re all storytellers.  And these stories we tell not only shape our opinions, give us new perspectives and a shared sense of history, but they also give meaning and color to our lives. They connect us and bring us together. 

As a documentary filmmaker, I’ve noticed that there’s a special kind of story that we share — colorful stories that become part our own personal myth.  As we spin them and toss them around, they evolve and get embellished. 

I’ve always kept a keen ear for stories — the big stories and especially the small ones. But a lot of them end up falling through the cracks.  Radio Cut is my new home for some of them.

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We’re all storytellers. And these stories we tell not only shape our opinions, give us new perspectives and a shared sense of history, but they also give meaning and color to our lives. They connect us and bring us together. As a documentary filmmaker, I’ve noticed that there’s a special kind of story that we share — colorful stories that become part our own personal myth. As we spin them and toss them around, they evolve and get embellished. I’ve always kept a keen ear for stories — the big stories and especially the small ones. But a lot of them end up falling through the cracks. Radio Cut is my new home for some of them.

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