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ahead and get involved. Grab your host, Jodi Powell.

I grew up with a mother, a sister, and a grandmother who were always, always on time.

My grandmother especially. She showed up dressed to the nines and early.

Also, she would say to me, life will make sense in good time.

I, on the other hand, respect time, but let's just say the respect is not mutual. I'm always trying

to balance my time correctly or just plainly make sense of it. In this hour, stories of how time

can change the way we understand life. Our first story comes from Otis Gray. Otis told this at our nearly in Slam at Cafe Istanbul, where we partner with WWNO.

Here's Otis.

In the summer of 2018, after seven years of an incredible relationship, my girlfriend and I were at a crossroads with our differences.

And a big one of those was kids. Grace never wanted kids. I always wanted kids, so that was a big one.

But it wasn't the only one. We were also living in Brooklyn, where she wanted to live forever, and I was reluctant to move to in the first place. And she valued things like financial stability, and, you know, being able to go out and do nice, classy New York things, and I was a sculptor-turned radio producer.

And I wanted to go one day without talking about the apocalypse.

Like, that was her thing, and it was also a reason for her not having kids.

I logged into her Amazon account by accident one day, and there was a flare gun,

a map of the Hudson River, and a raft,

which led to a really heated discussion about not if the rapture was nigh, but where in our Brooklyn apartment she thought we were going to put a goddamn raft.

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