Susan Dickman's Story

Two months before their daughter started college, Barbara's husband unexpectedly died. On the day Barbara moved her daughter into her dorm, she was hit hard by the realization that she was a single parent. But an unsung hero stepped in and made sure the move-in was seamless. Do y ... Show More

On the day her divorce was finalized, Kristi set out alone on a mountain hike. When she broke down on the trail, a stranger asked if she needed a hug — and helped her find the strength to keep going. Do you have your own story of an unsung hero? We'd love to hear it! Record a voi ... Show More

After a car clipped her bike in San Francisco, Joann suddenly found herself laid out on the asphalt. But a kind and whimsical hero stopped to help her get back on her feet. Do you have your own story of an unsung hero? We'd love to hear it! Record a voice memo and email it to us ... Show More

<p>Sanaa is on her train ride home when an angry man begins threatening her. Before he gets too close, a stranger intervenes. </p><p><i>Please share the story of your unsung hero with us! To do so, record a voice memo on your phone and email us at myunsunghero@hiddenbrain.org.</i ... Show More

New year, new series! We’re thinking all about For the Love of Reconnecting, where we’ll try to get back in touch with who we are and what we value, so that we can start to inch forward in this brand-new year. What’s holding you back? Is there a real obstacle standing in the way ... Show More

<p>As an artist and writer, Beth Lisick has had her share of freelance side gigs. But nothing can prepare her for this latest assignment: tending to the unforgettable Bill, who leads Beth on an epic journey through New York City. What she learns along the way: Everyone’s struggle ... Show More

<p>When she went off to college, Hannah Brencher started a simple habit: exchanging handwritten letters with her mom. Inside the envelopes that arrived in her dorm mailbox, she begins to know her mother, for the first time, as a person – and as a friend.</p><p>If this episode res ... Show More

<p>There he is: pacing around the campfire, contemplating, ruminating. Then, with a crooked, mischievous smile, he begins. “Here’s a story…” This is a memory violinist Lindsey Stirling will always carry of her dad, the tireless storyteller, telling the tallest of tales, dreaming ... Show More

Muchas veces hemos hablado de cómo se vive, cómo identificar y qué hacer para trabajar un trastorno mental como la depresión o la ansiedad. Pero poco hemos hablado de cómo acompañar a un familiar, amigx, pareja o persona cercana que está viviendo una situación o momento difícil. ... Show More

Trigger warning: this episode includes mention of suicide or self harm. Listener be advised. We're moving into the spooky time season with some great listener stories. Erin writes to us with a story of her grandpa being confused for ants. Andrew may have had a serial killer encou ... Show More

<p>Reshma Saujani, activist and founder of Girls Who Code and Moms First, prides herself on being in control. She’s always been the one to say “I got this.” But after years of struggling to achieve her lifelong goal of being a mother, the weight of powering through the pain gets ... Show More

En ce moment chez Louie Media, on recherche des histoires d’amour, et on serait ravies d’entendre les vôtres. Ça peut être des histoires surprenantes ou très quotidiennes… des amours naïves, intenses, virtuelles…des amours saines ou des amours toxiques…des amours à tous les âges ... Show More

<p>In a solo recording, Caroline opens up about the big thing she has been avoiding talking about on the podcast - including the tips and tools for surviving the worst of your anxiety. </p> <p>She also responds to a listener WHATADO about what to do when you find yourself stuck i ... Show More