Dear Sugar: Live In Cambridge

Dear Sugars

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Dear, Advice, Sugar, Society & Culture, Cheryl Strayed, Steve Almond, Wbur, Boston

4.5 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 5 October 2016

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

This week, we're revisiting an episode taped last November in front of a live audience at First Parish Church in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Recorded on the release day of Cheryl's book of quotes, Brave Enough, the Sugars discuss the importance of quotations in their own lives. They are joined on-stage by rock star Amanda Palmer.

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0:00.0	I've ruled out uni because I want to live at home.
0:02.0	I've ruled out uni because I want to earn money.
0:05.0	I've ruled out uni because of my grades.
0:10.0	Study with the Open University and there's no need to rule out anything.
0:13.0	With our respected degrees, you can learn from home and work alongside study.
0:17.0	We're open to all. Plus, you'll have the support of expert tutors.
0:22.8	So rethink your future with the degree you didn't think was possible. The Open University.
0:28.3	The future is open. Dear Sugar is supported by...
0:36.6	The universe has good news for the lost, lonely, and heart sick.
0:42.0	Sugar is here, the both of us, speaking straight into your ears.
0:47.1	I'm Cheryl Strayed.
0:48.6	I'm Steve Almond.
0:49.8	This is Dear Sugar Radio.
0:52.1	Oh, dear song, won't you please?
0:57.0	Share some little sweet days with me.
1:03.0	I check my bellby eyes every day.
1:14.6	Oh, and the sugar you see in my way.
1:21.6	Hi, Steve.
1:23.0	Hi, Cheryl.
1:23.8	Welcome.
1:24.4	Tonight, we're doing something special on our show.
1:27.3	Yes. What are we doing? Well,
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