Balin A.

Great Realistic Biography!

Revisado: 04-27-21

A funny, well told, realistic biography. The performance and stories are fascinating and many haven’t been heard before. Unlike the bald faced myths espoused in schools to this day. you’re looking for an American propagandist fluff bio there’s a bunch written by many a self-aggrandizing white guy and you’ll enjoy them. These historical figures are complex flawed individuals back then as now and it’s good to have a well rounded view of them to better understand the hot mess we currently find ourselves in.

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Great pregnancy book a must listen!

Revisado: 01-18-21

Informative a good one to listen and relisten. Taking notes are helpful and love the pdf.

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Great music interview!

Revisado: 01-04-21

If you’re interested in Morisette and her life and music it’s fascinating. She has a great speaking voice, personality, and genuine wisdom. Makes me want to re-listen to her albums. She’s a person worthy of respect and not just for her music but because she’s worked hard to become a decent and kind human being.

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Bad reader

Revisado: 01-04-21

It sounds like a robot pretty sure diner is live and reading audiobooks. Here’s an ideal audible get people who have good voices doesn’t have to be another mediocre white guy always.

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Great humorous relatable insights!

Revisado: 11-07-20

I’ve listen to both her books. I hope she does another and I think she has some of the funniest sets I’ve ever heard I’ve listened to them a dozen times.

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Great Comedy Collection

Revisado: 10-28-20

I just wish instead of chapter the put who the comedian is where they performed. Maybe a short bio in the description of each.

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A vital read to understanding the experiences of more than half the world’s population.

Revisado: 05-24-20

If you have a grandmother, mother, sister, daughter, aunt, or niece please listen to this. It’s not an overstatement to say how life changing this is and how far reaching it is. The reality is that we’re far far away from a society that is truly inclusive. The narration by the author is great and her voice is lovely and illuminating. She has the arduous task of talking about a subject that could be completely insurmountable and gives hope that a problem once acknowledge can be solved but that it’ll take time and great effort.

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kinda boring

Revisado: 04-08-19

This story was kinda boring and they trampled over some of the podcast cannon :(

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Sad, but worth it

Revisado: 02-26-19

This was waaay, more depressing than I thought, but also maybe more real? or as real as magical realism will allow, lol.

Actions have consequences, and they're not always nice. A mom who made excuses instead of getting to the bottom of her daughter's trauma. A girl who ran away from it all in the form of arnish. Sisters who blame themselves for the bad things in the world

This is a story of regrets. for the things that happened, for choices made, for the people who come into these lives and can't be held on to tight enough.

But also love, and new beginnings and family--the kind we're born into and the kind we create.

definitely worth the read

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