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🗓️ 7 March 2023
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0:00.0 | You're listening to Satellite Sisters. What's a Satellite Sister? The person you call |
0:09.0 | when the best thing in your life happens or the worst. The person that gets you up gets |
0:13.2 | you going and gets you through. And every once in a while changes your mind. This podcast |
0:18.4 | is part pep talk, part weekly check in. Like grabbing coffee with a friend. Thanks for |
0:22.8 | being here. Welcome to the Satellite Sisterhood. |
0:30.6 | You're listening to Satellite Sisters. We're glad you're here today. I'm Lee and Dolan |
0:34.4 | in Pasadena, California. I'm a writer and producer. I'm here with my sister Liz Dolan. Hey, |
0:39.2 | Liz. Hey, Leanne. I'm Liz Dolan in Santa Monica, California. I'm a marketer and a podcaster. |
0:46.8 | And I'm here at home with my dog Hooper. And how about you, Julie? Hey, this is Julie Dolan. |
0:51.9 | I'm in Dallas in my closet all by myself. I think my dog is up against the closet door |
0:58.0 | wanting to get it the fastest way in. Today Satellite Sister is going to be a little bit different. |
1:03.6 | We decided to take the entire hour and devote it to one topic. And that is death by suicide. |
1:09.7 | I know. I know. It's not going to be the it's not going to be the tidbits and the tips to clip |
1:16.8 | that we usually do or the Tuesday trends. But we thought this was important enough to talk about |
1:21.6 | and we wanted to devote the whole hour to it. Our guest today is a friend of mine, Charlotte Maya. |
1:27.3 | She has written a new memoir called Sushi Tuesdays. And the subtitle is a memoir of love, |
1:33.3 | loss, and family resilience. Charlotte lost her husband, Sam, 15 years ago to suicide. |
1:40.3 | She was a mom living in Locke, New York, California. A nice suburb. She had two little kids. |
1:46.4 | She was a practicing lawyer at the time. And one day she came home and she discovered that her |
1:53.1 | husband had died by suicide. And she had to completely recalibrate her entire life. |
1:58.1 | Her memoir is so open and so honest. I was really, really blown away when I read it. I thought, |
2:05.4 | now I finally have some answers. Because if you know people that have died by suicide and you |
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