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The first of a five part series in which Helen's family members share pieces of her writing from over 94 years of life.
In Part 1, Helen's daughter and granddaughter read stories she wrote about growing up in a Mennonite home in the Great Depression.
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A description of the stories in the collection to help listeners decide which episodes they want to listen to from Season 2. Plus a quiz to test the knowledge of regular listeners.
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MARVELOUS SERIES OF EVENTS: A sari, a message, and an unexpected connection across time and between two worlds.
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CHILDHOOD EVENT: A startling moment in childhood sets Joe on a lifelong path. For more, check out everyday-excellence.com
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PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS: From arcade games to lessons on the disease to please, DJR shares experiences from his life. For more, check out: https://www.darkjosephravine.com/
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PERSONAL INTERESTS: Public speaking, empowering women , financial advice and much more. Urmi Hossain shares many experiences from her life. For more, check out her blog: www.myways.ca
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TRAVEL STORIES: A family with six children head out into the world for a full year of camping adventures.
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RECOLLECTIONS ON A THEME: A former hockey player shares his experiences as a dancer.
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AN INTERESTING MOMENT: A brief glimpse of the art that takes place in everyday life.
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SHORT ANECDOTE: Two stories of less than ideal encounters with famous people.
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