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Processing Memories and Conversations with Loved Ones After They Pass Away
The podcast discusses the process of going through memories of loved ones who have passed, and how it can lead to conversations and even apologies. The host also touches on the difference between literal and metaphorical writing about oneself and their experiences.
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A conversation about processing grief through apology, reflection on personal relationships, and using language to connect emotionally rather than intellectually.
16:06 - 17:57 (01:51)
Summary
A conversation about processing grief through apology, reflection on personal relationships, and using language to connect emotionally rather than intellectually.
ChapterProcessing Memories and Conversations with Loved Ones After They Pass Away
Episode"Bono"
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The act of confessing changes a person, making them feel lighter and walk differently, according to Irish Catholics who use the confession box and Jews who talk to their therapists.
17:57 - 18:45 (00:47)
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The act of confessing changes a person, making them feel lighter and walk differently, according to Irish Catholics who use the confession box and Jews who talk to their therapists.
ChapterProcessing Memories and Conversations with Loved Ones After They Pass Away
Episode"Bono"
PodcastSmartLess
Taylor Swift discusses her transition into writing her memoir "Folklore" and how it differs from her typical songwriting process in the Literal Life.
18:45 - 23:03 (04:17)
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Taylor Swift discusses her transition into writing her memoir "Folklore" and how it differs from her typical songwriting process in the Literal Life. She speaks about the cathartic exercise of writing in literal terms versus the metaphorical, poetic way she has been utilized to writing her song lyrics.
ChapterProcessing Memories and Conversations with Loved Ones After They Pass Away
Episode"Bono"
PodcastSmartLess
The Irish and Jamaican people have a spiritual connection, particularly in their music and expression of their cultures.
23:04 - 24:57 (01:52)
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The Irish and Jamaican people have a spiritual connection, particularly in their music and expression of their cultures. Island Records founder Chris Blackwell was not keen on the band U2 singing about God before singing about girls in their second album.