We've all got Stories

By Chris McIntire

The book aims to share stories from a counselor's case files, offering multiple perspectives and encouraging readers to form their own conclusions. This approach challenges societal pressures to accep... more

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The podcast currently has 35 episodes available.

We've all got Stories episodes:

February 02, 2025 Life will find a way
The
text presents multiple perspectives on a woman, Celine, who
unexpectedly became a single mother after her husband abandoned her and
their daughter, Sophie, due to his unwillingness to be a parent. A
spiritual advisor offers a perspective emphasizing soul contracts and
pre-determined life paths, while a feminist critique examines the power
imbalance and Celine's decision to disregard her husband's wishes. A
religious viewpoint focuses on broken vows and the negative consequences
of Celine's actions. Finally, a more pragmatic perspective explores the
biological imperative to reproduce and the challenges facing Celine and
Sophie. The discussions prompt readers to consider their own beliefs
about life choices, free will, and the role of fate.
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15min
February 02, 2025 Cult Classic
Dale, a former Catholic priest, left the priesthood to marry Margaret, sparking a debate among various perspectives. A librarian interprets Dale's actions through a lens of past-life karma and soul group dynamics. Ida,
a scientist, views the Catholic Church as a potentially harmful cult,
criticizing its control and the guilt inflicted on those who leave. Angela, a religious commentator, emphasizes the importance of vows but questions the validity of vows of celibacy and poverty. Rosanna,
a spiritual practitioner, discusses the Church's shortcomings in
accommodating diverse individuals and highlights the positive impact of
Dale and Margaret's love. A moderator concludes by prompting reflection on Dale's choices, the Church's influence, and the human need for spiritual fulfillment.
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15min
February 02, 2025 Miss Direction
Gail's failed marriage
is examined from multiple perspectives, focusing on her ex-husband's
alleged sex addiction and spending habits. A librarian challenges
Gail's perspective, suggesting both partners exhibited addictive behaviors and a need for external validation.
Other commentators offer additional viewpoints, highlighting Gail's
potential role in the marriage's breakdown and linking the issue to
broader societal trends such as the prevalence of consumerism and the erosion of family structures.
The discussion broadens to explore the dangers of addiction and the
challenges of forming healthy relationships in a consumer-driven
culture. Ultimately, the text prompts reflection on personal responsibility and societal influences in relationship dynamics.
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14min
January 31, 2025 Jack Rabbit
Jack Rabbit Jack's repeated failures in relationships and career are analyzed through multiple perspectives. A librarian
interprets his patterns as karmic lessons in balance and self-worth,
suggesting he consistently gives too much and needs to earn respect
rather than buy it. Ida frames Jack's issues through an archetypal lens, linking his behavior to primal instincts and the need for assertive action. Angela offers a religious critique, highlighting the breakdown of marriage vows and the importance of moral commitment. Rosanna,
from a spiritual viewpoint, explains Jack's predicament through energy
dynamics and the need for self-work before seeking new relationships.
The text concludes with a moderator's reflection on the universality of Jack's struggles and the challenges of personal growth.
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14min
January 31, 2025 Baby I'm Back
The text presents a case study of a baby seemingly exhibiting traits and knowledge suggesting reincarnation of his maternal great-grandfather. Multiple perspectives are offered,
including a spiritualist who supports the reincarnation theory, a
materialist who attributes the observations to psychological biases, and
a religious individual who dismisses the notion. The discussion expands upon broader concepts
such as the recurrence of historical patterns, the persistence of
karma, and the inherent knowledge and abilities that some children
possess. Ultimately, the text encourages readers to contemplate
their own beliefs about reincarnation and the nature of human
experience. The moderator concludes by posing questions for reflection
on personal experiences related to these themes.
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15min
January 31, 2025 The Business of Suicide
The text presents a multifaceted discussion on suicide, exploring diverse perspectives from a psychic reading, religious viewpoints, and societal interpretations. A psychic reading reveals a past-life suicide that didn't impact the client's current life, while religious and spiritual beliefs offer contrasting opinions on the morality and consequences of suicide. The discussion also examines societal views on suicide,
differentiating between "good" suicides (those serving power structures
or religious causes) and "bad" suicides (typically self-centered acts),
highlighting the double standard in judging these acts. Ultimately, the text questions the societal stigma and control mechanisms surrounding suicide, prompting reflection on personal judgment and the complexities of this issue. The various perspectives highlight the lack of definitive answers and the subjective nature of interpreting suicide.
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15min
January 29, 2025 Family Matters
Gail's story highlights the devastating consequences of a lifelong lie. Hidden
from her at birth, her adoption caused a profound sense of not
belonging, leading to depression, self-harm, and multiple suicide
attempts. A spiritual reading revealed her adoption, validating her feelings and offering a path toward healing. The
text explores the impact of this secret on Gail's life and raises
broader questions about family identity, societal lies, and the
importance of truth. Commentators discuss the
biological, psychological, and spiritual aspects of family connection
and the societal ramifications of withheld truth.
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23min
January 29, 2025 Message from a Crow
A grieving mother, after the death of her son, finds comfort and a renewed sense of motherhood in a family of crows that nests in her backyard. Various perspectives
are offered, including spiritual interpretations suggesting the crows
are messages from her deceased son, psychological explanations
attributing the experience to coping mechanisms, and religious
interpretations viewing the crows as divine intervention. The narrative explores the multifaceted ways
people process grief and find meaning in seemingly coincidental events,
questioning whether these occurrences are simply coincidences or
messages from loved ones. The text ultimately leaves the interpretation open to the reader, highlighting the subjective nature of belief and the search for meaning after loss.
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13min
January 29, 2025 Playing with Fire
Several perspectives on the origins of personality are explored through the case of Daryl, a young man with a history of reckless behavior. A librarian
attributes Daryl's actions to unresolved trauma from a past life fire,
suggesting that his current behavior is a misguided attempt to elicit
love. Conversely, others offer alternative explanations rooted in operant conditioning, religious belief, astrology, and genetics, highlighting the complex interplay of nature and nurture in shaping personality. Ultimately, the text argues for a holistic understanding, acknowledging the potential contribution of multiple factors rather than a single definitive cause.
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16min
January 29, 2025 Is it really Goodbye
Maureen's grief over her husband's death is explored
through the lens of various perspectives. A medium channels messages from her
deceased husband, offering comfort and suggesting continued spiritual
connection. A librarian discusses societal misunderstandings of death and the
grieving process. Other viewpoints include religious acceptance and a skeptical
perspective questioning the validity of the medium's claims. The text
ultimately emphasizes the subjective nature of belief systems regarding death
and the afterlife, highlighting individual experiences in coping with loss.
Ultimately, the reader is left to form their own conclusions.
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16min

FAQs about We've all got Stories:

How many episodes does We've all got Stories have?

The podcast currently has 35 episodes available.