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Faraway, So Close (Yet So Far)

Chris Enns

11 episodes

1 week ago

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Personal Journals

Society & Culture

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The audio version of the blog posts located on ChrisEnns.com.

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Personal Journals

Society & Culture

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Who's Story Is it To Tell?

Faraway, So Close (Yet So Far)

6 minutes

3 months ago

Who's Story Is it To Tell?

I started this in appreciation of Keenan's writing, and ended up trying to process how to tell stories that are authentic without hurting the people involved in them.

Original blog post here.

(00:00) - Discovering Keenan's Blog and Personal Connection
(00:52) - Childhood Memories and Family Moves
(01:34) - Reflections on Family Dynamics
(03:03) - Navigating Vulnerability in Storytelling
(04:58) - Lessons in Sharing Personal Stories
(06:18) - Final Reflections and Reminiscence

Faraway, So Close (Yet So Far)

The audio version of the blog posts located on ChrisEnns.com.