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Do you like podcasts? Do you like mean old southern ladies? Do you like mournful nostalgia, "dysfunctional" family stories, and scratchy archival recordings? In Momorium (a punnily named multimedia storytelling podcast about grief) combines audio recordings from 1978 to 2009 and readings of documents from the 1960s to the 2010s with narration from today. Through these elements, we examine the life and death of our subject, Debbie.

In Momorium A punnily named podcast about grief

    • Society & Culture
    • 5.0 • 10 Ratings

Do you like podcasts? Do you like mean old southern ladies? Do you like mournful nostalgia, "dysfunctional" family stories, and scratchy archival recordings? In Momorium (a punnily named multimedia storytelling podcast about grief) combines audio recordings from 1978 to 2009 and readings of documents from the 1960s to the 2010s with narration from today. Through these elements, we examine the life and death of our subject, Debbie.

    In Momorium: Teaser

    In Momorium: Teaser

    Coming February 1, 2017 ... a mixed media (cassette tapes from 1978, 1979, 1981, and 1984. A digital recording from 2009. Present day narration) podcast about grief, mental illness, and family. In memory of my mother.

    • 2 min

Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5
10 Ratings

10 Ratings

Lynsiex ,

Beautiful

A unique view into the life of one woman and her family. I love the nonlinear structure and the assortment of methods used to piece together a picture of her life.

Bexthahex ,

Hauntingly beautiful and moving

The show is such a brilliantly honest and open faced look into grief,loss, guilt and the secrets families keep.

RobertTheBruceWayne ,

Great podcast

This show approaches grief and storytelling in a totally unique way that is unlike any thing I've heard before.

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