Grandma's House https://stickpokeprod.com/thisisgrandmashouse/ Pinecast (https://pinecast.com) en-USMargot Hoffman Margot Hoffman stickpokeprod@gmail.com yes Grandma's House https://stickpokeprod.com/thisisgrandmashouse/ https://storage.pinecast.net/podcasts/covers/545d404e-9143-49a9-9cc9-11f1c31527e0/Grandma_s_House.jpg episodic Stick'n'Poke Productions Sit back, relax, and call your grandma! Book II, Ch 2 - Names https://pinecast.com/guid/4ea0752b-da87-4be0-84da-4356c8dc6fdf Fri, 17 Aug 2018 22:25:36 -0000 00:50:19 In this chapter, Margot and friends discuss names: Nicknames, middle names, changing names, and everything in between. The question remains: Does our name define us, or do we define it? In this chapter, Margot and friends discuss names: Nicknames, middle names, changing names, and everything in between. The question remains: Does our name define us, or do we define it?

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]]> yes Book II, Ch 1 - Food https://pinecast.com/guid/30a152b0-149f-4ed5-8df5-878dfb47fbd2 Fri, 13 Jul 2018 01:15:55 -0000 00:32:37 Welcome back to Grandma's House. It's been a while since you visited last. Not a lot's changed, but Margot has been thinking about labels. Welcome back to Grandma's House. It's been a while since you visited last. Not a lot's changed, but Margot has been thinking about labels. Are they useful? Are they restricting? Freeing? Informative? Reductive?

So pour a cup of tea, grab a snack, and settle in as Margot and friends explore the labels that we apply to food and diets.

]]> yes Book I - Relationships 58f7e33729687fff596c97bb:5a2f817b0852293389a4db3f:5a2f896ec830253615c0c30a Tue, 12 Dec 2017 08:11:54 -0000 01:16:32 Welcome to Grandma’s House! Sitting in good company on the back stoop of my friends’ home one summer night, I was approached by my friend Taylor. “Make a podcast”, she said. “Hell fucking no,” I said. Record myself talking and expect people to listen to i Welcome to Grandma’s House! Sitting in good company on the back stoop of my friends’ home one summer night, I was approached by my friend Taylor. “Make a podcast”, she said. “Hell fucking no,” I said. Record myself talking and expect people to listen to it? Busy people with real lives? What would I say? No I’d never make a podcast what a ridiculous idea. Though after letting that marinate in the analytical juices of my cranium it didn’t seem to be such a crazy idea. I’m extremely glad Taylor suggested this because Grandma’s House now serves as an elegiac, expressive outlet for me in myriad ways. I used to go over to my Grandma’s house quite frequently growing up. She’d show me her garden, we’d watch tv, or she’d make me food and we’d just sit and talk. She always had Welch’s grape juice. I loved that she always had Welch’s grape juice. After my Grandma passed I was worried I’d never get that feeling again. You know, that Grandma’s house feeling. And that’s what I hope to cultivate through this podcast for both listeners and guests alike. A comfortable, curious, accepting environment in which I may express myself allowing others to feel comfortable doing the same in return. Sit back, relax, and call your grandma! - M

Margot and friends explore ideas surrounding "relationships": the ups and downs, the many forms they can take, and what it all amounts to.

]]> yes Prologue 58f7e33729687fff596c97bb:5a2f817b0852293389a4db3f:5a2f818be2c48396fe079437 Tue, 12 Dec 2017 07:46:28 -0000 00:06:00 This is Grandma's House! yes trailer