That well-worn cliché – the only constant in life is change – is well worn for a reason. Every part of our lives is in constant flux, whether we’re paying attention or not.

Here at Hub & Spoke, we know it’s really about the people who share their stories stories of change – physical, emotional, technological, societal – that resonate with us, and with you.

This episode is hosted by Nick Andersen and edited by Tamar Avishai, with invaluable production help by Lori Mortimer and Wade Roush. Music by Evalyn Parry and (of course) David Bowie.

Listen to the full episodes:

* Print is Dead (Long Live Print!), “When ‘House’ Is Not a Home”

* The Rabbis Go South, “Why It Matters”

* Nocturne, “Noctalgia”

* Rumble Strip, “The World Under the World”

Discover the full slate of Hub & Spoke shows.

And Bostonians! We’ll be taking over the PRX Podcast Garage in Allston, MA on Wednesday, November 6 at 6pm ET for a free evening of Hub & Spoke storytelling and conversation, featuring the voices behind The Lonely Palette, The Rabbis Go South, The Briny, Mementos, and more. Nurse your post-election hangover among audio friends. Register here.

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