I reflect on the sacred Celtic view on thresholds. Then I read First Confession by Frank O'Connor

Your problem is not as big as you think, take my word for it. And let me read The Elephant's Child to you. It's by Rudyard Kipling.

Here I will disabuse you of our excessive focus on productivity. You are not primarily designed for productivity. On this episode I read A Day in the Country by Anton Chekhov

Here I talk about the beauty of being "in between." You are between today and tomorrow, in a liminal space. Then I read a fabulous short story by Pearl Buck

In this episode, I'll tell you why I like to smoke a pipe and assure you that trouble appear to inflate at night, then I read The Bet by Anton Chekhov

Premier of a podcast to help you fall asleep, where I try to assure you that you are going to be OK. Then I will read Araby, by James Joyce, and will do it so cleanly and gently you won't be able to stay awake.