Encore: Rapid Fire Letters

Dear Sugars

WBUR

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

4.6 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 15 July 2022

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

In a heated moment, a mother reveals a dark chapter from her childhood to her daughter, then immediately regrets it. What now? In this week’s episode, the Sugars tackle this and several other questions, including how to handle a brother-in-law who treats your vacation as his own free childcare; what to do when your best friend’s husband asks you to lie; and why we sometimes recoil at very public displays of grief. This episode was originally released July 29th, 2017.

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0:00.0	WBWR's last scene is back with surprising news stories about people, places, and things
0:06.1	that have gone missing, all told by tenacious public radio storytellers who refuse to let
0:11.5	mysteries go unsolved.
0:13.7	Don't miss season 3, out now.
0:16.2	Follow last scene wherever you listen to podcasts.
0:25.4	The universe has good news for the lost, lonely, and heart sick.
0:29.8	The sugars are here, speaking straight into your ears.
0:33.3	I'm Steve Alman.
0:34.5	I'm Cheryl Stray.
0:35.5	This is Dear Sugar's.
0:37.5	Oh dear song, won't you please?
0:45.7	Yeah, some little sweet days with me.
1:09.6	Hello Cheryl.
1:10.6	Hi Steve.
1:11.9	It is time.
1:12.9	It is time we always love rapid fire.
1:15.6	I do because we get to weigh in on many different things.
1:19.0	Yes.
1:20.0	Very quickly.
1:21.0	Let's face it, most of us daily bases are dealing with the small quibbles of life.
1:26.0	Yes.
1:27.0	That's what rapid fires are all about and that's not to say we don't deal with serious issues
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