The Happiest Saddest People
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The Happiest Saddest People episodes

  • Chapter 7: The Spring

    Could it be that the same God who calls us to die…also calls us to live?

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    The Happiest Saddest People is a memoir. It reflects the author's present recollections of experiences over time. As we all know, "Memories are fuzzy things, like bunnies really. Difficult to hold. Quick to run away." 
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    More from JL Gerhardt: 

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    Credits: 

    • Writing, Narration: JL Gerhardt
    • Sound Design: Justin Gerhardt, John Rhodes
    • Manuscript Editing: Justin Gerhardt, Allison Justus

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    Also from Hazefire Studios: Holy Ghost Stories 

    26 min
  • Chapter 6: Silent Witness

    When the silence is loud

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    The Happiest Saddest People is a memoir. It reflects the author's present recollections of experiences over time. As we all know, "Memories are fuzzy things, like bunnies really. Difficult to hold. Quick to run away." 
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    -
    Follow The Happiest Saddest People on: 

    • Substack
    • Instagram

    More from JL Gerhardt: 

    • The Goodness

    -
    Credits: 

    • Writing, Narration: JL Gerhardt
    • Sound Design: Justin Gerhardt, John Rhodes
    • Manuscript Editing: Justin Gerhardt, Allison Justus

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    Also from Hazefire Studios: Holy Ghost Stories 

    24 min
  • Chapter 5: Who to Blame

    On the disquieting implications of anger

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    The Happiest Saddest People is a memoir. It reflects the author's present recollections of experiences over time. As we all know, "Memories are fuzzy things, like bunnies really. Difficult to hold. Quick to run away." 
    *


    -
    Follow The Happiest Saddest People on: 

    • Substack
    • Instagram

    More from JL Gerhardt: 

    • The Goodness

    -
    Credits: 

    • Writing, Narration: JL Gerhardt
    • Sound Design: John Rhodes, Justin Gerhardt
    • Manuscript Editing: Justin Gerhardt, Allison Justus

    -
    Also from Hazefire Studios: Holy Ghost Stories 

    25 min
  • Chapter 4: Portals

    The miracle of my brother’s funeral and the miracle of my death. 

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    The Happiest Saddest People is a memoir. It reflects the author's present recollections of experiences over time. As we all know, "Memories are fuzzy things, like bunnies really. Difficult to hold. Quick to run away." 
    *


    -
    Follow The Happiest Saddest People on: 

    • Substack
    • Instagram

    More from JL Gerhardt: 

    • The Goodness

    -
    Credits: 

    • Writing, Narration: JL Gerhardt
    • Sound Design: John Rhodes, Justin Gerhardt
    • Manuscript Editing: Justin Gerhardt, Allison Justus

    -
    Also from Hazefire Studios: Holy Ghost Stories 

    29 min
  • Chapter 3: Many Baptisms

    On dying in the water

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    The Happiest Saddest People is a memoir. It reflects the author's present recollections of experiences over time. As we all know, "Memories are fuzzy things, like bunnies really. Difficult to hold. Quick to run away." 
    *


    -
    Follow The Happiest Saddest People on: 

    • Substack
    • Instagram

    More from JL Gerhardt: 

    • The Goodness

    -
    Credits: 

    • Writing, Narration: JL Gerhardt
    • Sound Design: John Rhodes, Justin Gerhardt
    • Manuscript Editing: Justin Gerhardt, Allison Justus

    -
    Also from Hazefire Studios: Holy Ghost Stories 

    27 min
  • Chapter 2: Inseparable

    On the easy-to-master Art of Losing

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    The Happiest Saddest People is a memoir. It reflects the author's present recollections of experiences over time. As we all know, "Memories are fuzzy things, like bunnies really. Difficult to hold. Quick to run away." 
    *


    -
    Follow The Happiest Saddest People on: 

    • Substack
    • Instagram

    More from JL Gerhardt: 

    • The Goodness

    -
    Credits: 

    • Writing, Narration: JL Gerhardt
    • Sound Design: John Rhodes, Justin Gerhardt
    • Manuscript Editing: Justin Gerhardt, Allison Justus

    -
    Also from Hazefire Studios: Holy Ghost Stories 

    37 min
  • Chapter 1: Eden

    What happens when everything right goes wrong? Is there any going back to Eden? 

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    The Happiest Saddest People is a memoir. It reflects the author's present recollections of experiences over time. As we all know, "Memories are fuzzy things, like bunnies really. Difficult to hold. Quick to run away." 
    *


    Follow The Happiest Saddest People on: 

    • Substack
    • Instagram

    More from JL Gerhardt: 

    • The Goodness

    Credits: 

    • Writing, Narration: JL Gerhardt
    • Sound Design: John Rhodes, Justin Gerhardt
    • Manuscript Editing: Justin Gerhardt, Alison Justus

    Also from Hazefire Studios: Holy Ghost Stories 

    33 min

About The Happiest Saddest People

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A very true story.