My name is Graham Isidore.

I have a progressive eye disease called Caritoconis.

And maying I'm losing my vision has been hard, but explaining it to other people has been harder.

Lately, I've been trying to talk about it.

Short-sighted is an attempt to explain what vision loss feels like by exploring how it sounds.

By sharing my story, we get into all the things

you don't see about hidden disabilities. Short-sighted from CBC's personally available now.

Campside Media. All right, guys, this week's episode is absolutely amazing, because we're talking to someone

from Beyond the Grave. At least, that's according to Martha Stewart.

Vanessa called up Andrea Piser. The New York Post columnist Martha Stewart recently said

she was glad was dead.

Except, as you're going to hear, Andrea's very much alive.

It's an incredible conversation, and we'll be playing that later in the episode.

But first, Martha.

Martha.

Thank you. From Sony Music Entertainment and Campside Media, this is infamous. I'm Natalie Robo-Hood.

And I'm Vanessa Rigoriades.

So unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably seen that Martha Stewart has been back in the news.

Ooh, yes. She tends to come back like every five or ten years. Suddenly it's all about Martha Stewart.

She's really good at staying current. So America's beloved domestic dominatrix, as some have called her,

is the subject of a new Netflix documentary, Martha, that was directed by R.J. Cutler,

who also made the September issue about Vogue magazine, among other films.

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