Tuesday People
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Host Mitch Albom, author of the worldwide No. 1 bestseller Tuesdays With Morrie, explores the themes he and his old professor spoke about as Morrie was leaving the world, and how they relate to leading a better life. An interactive show with listener and occasional guest participation, “Tuesday People” is a community interested in knowing what matters in life, keeping that in perspective, and applying it to make our days happier and more fulfilling. Bestselling author Mitch Albom will be joined by producer and on-air co-host, Lisa Goich. An award-winning author, copywriter, major market talk radio host, blogger, and former stand-up comedian, Lisa has worked with Mitch for nearly three decades on his radio shows. She continues this longstanding relationship with Tuesday People, lending an ear, voice, and helping hand to this community-driven podcast. Together, they’ll explore the lasting lessons from the book that became an international phenomenon, and most importantly, share your stories on the show.
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Episode 263 - How Morrie Learned to Say Goodbye
We've spent a lot of time on Tuesday People exploring Morrie Schwartz's wisdom on living. But what about his thoughts on dying? This week, the 31st anniversary of Morrie's passing, host Mitch Albom takes us …
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We've spent a lot of time on Tuesday People exploring Morrie Schwartz's wisdom on living. But what about his thoughts on dying? This week, the 31st anniversary of Morrie's passing, host Mitch Albom takes us into a more intimate side of Morrie's journey, reflecting on how his beloved professor faced his own mortality after being diagnosed with terminal ALS. Morrie approached his impending death with the same honesty, curiosity, and even humor that defined his life. When discussing cremation with a friend, Morrie quipped, "I said I just want you to make sure I don't get overcooked." With Morrie, even in the face of the inevitable, nothing human is unobservable. Join us as we explore what Morrie taught us not just about how to live, but how to face the end of life with dignity, acceptance, and perhaps even a smile.
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Episode 262 - The Gift of Being Taken Care Of
This week on Tuesday People, after returning home from a trip and needing some care of his own for back pain, Mitch Albom is reminded of his conversations with Morrie about what it means to depend on others. As …
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This week on Tuesday People, after returning home from a trip and needing some care of his own for back pain, Mitch Albom is reminded of his conversations with Morrie about what it means to depend on others. As his illness progressed, Morrie spoke openly about the caregivers who helped him with everything from everyday tasks to his most intimate personal needs, and the vulnerability that comes with allowing someone else to care for you. The truth is, at some point in our lives, most of us will find ourselves on one side or the other of caregiving—whether we're giving it or receiving it. This week, we celebrate the extraordinary people who show up when we need them most. From professional caregivers to family members and friends, here's to those who offer their time, patience, compassion, and love to make life's most difficult moments a little easier.
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Episode 261 - Cycling Through the Seasons of Life
This week on the Tuesday People podcast, as Mitch Albom sends his children from Haiti back to college, he reflects on the seasons of our lives and how quickly we move through them. From the springtime of youth …
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This week on the Tuesday People podcast, as Mitch Albom sends his children from Haiti back to college, he reflects on the seasons of our lives and how quickly we move through them. From the springtime of youth to the later seasons that come with age, it’s natural to sometimes wish we could cycle backward. But there’s no going back, only moving forward. We lived those seasons, and they helped make us who we are. Instead of longing for what has passed, Mitch reminds us to look toward the seasons we haven’t experienced yet and all that may still be waiting for us. Wherever you are in the cycle of life, be present for it, embrace it, and make this season the best one you possibly can.
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Episode 260 - I'm Fine
This week on the Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom explores what may be the world’s biggest lie: “I’m fine.” Mitch looks back on how Morrie was the first adult who truly encouraged him to open up about his …
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This week on the Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom explores what may be the world’s biggest lie: “I’m fine.” Mitch looks back on how Morrie was the first adult who truly encouraged him to open up about his feelings, sharing clips of the two reminiscing about those important moments together. It’s a lesson that extends to how we communicate with our own children. How do we create a space where kids know they can tell us what they’re really feeling? Mitch talks about starting those conversations early, listening without pressure, and allowing kids to feel like opening up is their choice—not an obligation. Sometimes the most important thing we can do is make sure the people we love know they never have to pretend they’re “fine.”
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Episode 259 - Amy B. Scher & The Unexpected Afterlife of Salon Rose
This week on the Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom welcomes bestselling author Amy B. Scher to discuss her remarkable debut novel, The Unexpected Afterlife of Salon Rose. Born from unimaginable personal …
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This week on the Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom welcomes bestselling author Amy B. Scher to discuss her remarkable debut novel, The Unexpected Afterlife of Salon Rose. Born from unimaginable personal loss—the death of her father and the murder of her young cousin just days apart—Amy transformed grief into a story filled with mystery, humor, hope, and healing. Together, Mitch and Amy explore what happens when loss reshapes our lives, why laughter can exist alongside heartbreak, and how imagining what's beyond this life can help us better cherish the one we're living now. It's a heartfelt conversation about love, forgiveness, resilience, and finding light even in our darkest moments.
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Episode 258 - Dear Grad Part 3: Different is Good
On today's episode of the Tuesday People podcast, as we conclude our three-part "Dear Grad" series, host Mitch Albom shares one final piece of commencement advice: take chances. Growth rarely happens inside …
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On today's episode of the Tuesday People podcast, as we conclude our three-part "Dear Grad" series, host Mitch Albom shares one final piece of commencement advice: take chances. Growth rarely happens inside your comfort zone. By embracing what's unfamiliar, meeting people who are different from you, and experiencing the world beyond what you already know, you begin to better understand both yourself and others. Mitch reflects on the important difference between simply seeing life and truly feeling it, and why choosing the unfamiliar can lead to a richer, more meaningful life. Different isn't something to fear. Different is good.
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Episode 257 - Dear Grad Part 2: Live Life, Don't Scroll It
On last week's Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom shared the first piece of advice from his commencement message to new graduates. This week, he continues that conversation with a simple but powerful …
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On last week's Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom shared the first piece of advice from his commencement message to new graduates. This week, he continues that conversation with a simple but powerful challenge: disconnect. In a world where so much of life is lived through screens, Mitch explores what happens when we put down our phones and reconnect with the people, places, and moments right in front of us. An online life is not a real life. Join us as we discuss the value of being present, witnessing the world with your own eyes, and discovering how much brighter life can be when you unplug. Plus, read Mitch's full commencement article here in the Detroit Free Press.
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Episode 256 - Dear Grad
What advice would you give a high school graduate standing at the doorstep of adulthood? In this week's Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom shares the first lesson he believes every young person should hear: be …
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What advice would you give a high school graduate standing at the doorstep of adulthood? In this week's Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom shares the first lesson he believes every young person should hear: be careful, be wise, and keep your eyes open. As newfound freedom arrives, so do advertisers, marketers, and others eager to target and take advantage of youth and inexperience. Mitch reflects on the importance of awareness, good judgment, and learning to navigate the world thoughtfully as you begin the journey into adult life.
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Episode 255 - The Motherless Mother's Day Club
On this week’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast with host Mitch Albom, we ask a difficult question for so many: How do people who are motherless celebrate Mother’s Day? Mitch reflects on the idea that even …
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On this week’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast with host Mitch Albom, we ask a difficult question for so many: How do people who are motherless celebrate Mother’s Day? Mitch reflects on the idea that even when our mothers are no longer physically with us, they remain woven into who we are. The way we love our children, show kindness to friends, face challenges, or view the world often carries their fingerprints. Listeners are encouraged to make a list of the qualities, traditions, lessons, and pieces of themselves that came from their mothers, and to use that list every year, not only to remember their mothers who have passed, but to celebrate the women who still live on within us every single day.
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Episode 254 - When God Says No
On this week’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom returns with part two of last week’s conversation, gently exploring one of life’s most difficult questions: how do you keep going in your …
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On this week’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom returns with part two of last week’s conversation, gently exploring one of life’s most difficult questions: how do you keep going in your grief when your prayers feel unanswered, and the answer from God seems to be...no? With shared words of wisdom from Morrie, Mitch reflects on faith in the face of loss, the quiet strength it takes to move forward, and the possibility that even in silence, there may still be meaning. When the path ahead feels uncertain, what carries you through—and what does it mean to keep believing anyway?
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Episode 253 - Life is a Marathon
In this week’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast, in honor of this week's Boston Marathon, host Mitch Albom laces up for a heartfelt reflection on his personal experience covering and running the race as a …
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In this week’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast, in honor of this week's Boston Marathon, host Mitch Albom laces up for a heartfelt reflection on his personal experience covering and running the race as a journalist. Mitch brings listeners into the spirit of Boston during one of its most iconic moments, reminding us that endurance, perspective, and heart carry us further than speed ever could. And as the conversation turns toward next week, he leaves us with a deeper question to sit with: in moments of grief, when belief is tested and prayers seem unanswered, what do we choose, and how do we keep going when the answer isn’t what we hoped for? Tune in for this inspirational episode.
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Episode 252 - In Celebration of the Local
On this week’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom invites us to slow down and celebrate the heart of where we live—the local traditions, foods, and gatherings that give our towns their …
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On this week’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom invites us to slow down and celebrate the heart of where we live—the local traditions, foods, and gatherings that give our towns their soul. From neighborhood rituals to the flavors and faces we grow up with, Mitch reflects on what makes each place feel like home, and questions why, in a world of growing convenience, so much is being smoothed into sameness. It’s a warm, thoughtful reminder to hold on to the character, quirks, and community that make our hometowns truly special. And to ask ourselves, what do we lose when everything starts to look the same?
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Episode 251 - Have Faith Haiti: A 60 Minutes Report on Love, Life & Lessons With Anderson Cooper
On this week’s episode of Tuesday People, host Mitch Albom discusses Anderson Cooper’s powerful 60 Minutes segment, exploring what it means to hold on to faith in the face of unimaginable hardship and how love …
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On this week’s episode of Tuesday People, host Mitch Albom discusses Anderson Cooper’s powerful 60 Minutes segment, exploring what it means to hold on to faith in the face of unimaginable hardship and how love, resilience, and human connection continue to rise even in the most fragile places. Through the lens of Haiti’s ongoing struggles and strength, Mitch reminds us that faith isn’t just something we say—it’s something we live, especially when life asks the most of us.
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Episode 250 - Eric Dane: The Gift of Final Words
On this week’s Tuesday People, host Mitch Albom and producer Lisa Goich reflect on the final words of actor Eric Dane, who recently passed away following a brief illness with ALS. During a confidential taping …
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On this week’s Tuesday People, host Mitch Albom and producer Lisa Goich reflect on the final words of actor Eric Dane, who recently passed away following a brief illness with ALS. During a confidential taping of Famous Last Words in November 2025 with host Brad Falchuk—an interview he understood would be released only after his death—Dane left behind a message for those he loved. Inspired by his farewell, and echoing the wisdom Morrie has shared on this podcast, Mitch reminds us that when planning your estate, don’t forget to leave behind your words for those you love. The full conversation is now streaming on Netflix.
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Episode 249 - "I'd Like to Thank God..."
This week on the Tuesday People podcast, a familiar awards-season phrase sparks a deeper conversation. After attending the GRAMMYs®, Producer Lisa noticed how often winners stepped to the mic and began their …
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This week on the Tuesday People podcast, a familiar awards-season phrase sparks a deeper conversation. After attending the GRAMMYs®, Producer Lisa noticed how often winners stepped to the mic and began their speeches by thanking God—and it made her think, God is really busy tonight. Host Mitch Albom connects the moment to the Super Bowl and sports culture, where victory is so often framed as divine favor. But that raises a bigger question: what about the other team? In this thoughtful, gently provocative episode, Mitch and Lisa explore gratitude, faith, humility, and intention. Is it right to thank God when we win? Or is it more meaningful to give thanks for the opportunity, the effort, and to pray for the best outcome for everyone involved? It’s a conversation about belief, balance, and what gratitude really looks like—win or lose.
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Episode 248 - Class Is in Session: Who Was Your Favorite Teacher?
On this week's Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom invites us to reflect on the teachers who changed our lives. Who was your favorite teacher, and what did they give you that still shapes who you are …
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On this week's Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom invites us to reflect on the teachers who changed our lives. Who was your favorite teacher, and what did they give you that still shapes who you are today? Mitch shares stories about the educators who inspired him before—and including—Morrie, and we hear a moving clip from Morrie himself about what led him to become a professor. It’s a heartfelt conversation about encouragement, curiosity, and the lifelong impact of having someone who truly believes in you. We’d love to hear about your favorite teacher and how they supported and inspired you—your story might even be featured on a future episode.
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Episode 247 - Live Every Day As If It's Your First
As we begin a new year, the Tuesday People podcast opens with a gentle but powerful reframe: what if, instead of living each day as if it were our last, we lived it as if it were our first? Inspired by Mahatma …
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As we begin a new year, the Tuesday People podcast opens with a gentle but powerful reframe: what if, instead of living each day as if it were our last, we lived it as if it were our first? Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s reminder that change in the world begins with change in ourselves, host Mitch Albom invites listeners to step back into a sense of wonder—to notice, to appreciate, and to engage with life without the weight of fear or finality. Rather than focusing on what we might lose, this episode encourages us to rediscover what it means to arrive each day with curiosity, openness, and gratitude. It’s a hopeful, grounding conversation about beginnings, perspective, and the quiet power of choosing how we show up—one ordinary, extraordinary day at a time.
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Episode 246 - From Presents to Presence: Making Peace With the Quiet Week After Christmas
On this week’s Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom reflects on the quiet, often overlooked stretch of time between Christmas and New Year’s — that in-between week when routines pause and the world seems to …
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On this week’s Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom reflects on the quiet, often overlooked stretch of time between Christmas and New Year’s — that in-between week when routines pause and the world seems to exhale. While many of us don’t quite know what to do with the stillness, Mitch shares why this “forced vacation” can be one of the most meaningful moments of the year. It’s a chance to rest, read, reflect, and reconnect with ourselves without the usual distractions. Instead of rushing past it, Mitch encourages us to plan ahead next year and treat this week as a gift — a rare moment to slow down, take stock, and appreciate the space before life speeds up again.
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Episode 245 - Holiday Cheer: Beating the Blah-Humbugs
The holidays come with a lot of pressure to be joyful, grateful, festive, and smiling, even when your heart may not be there. In this week’s Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom reflects on the idea of “holiday …
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The holidays come with a lot of pressure to be joyful, grateful, festive, and smiling, even when your heart may not be there. In this week’s Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom reflects on the idea of “holiday cheer” and why it doesn’t need to be forced. Drawing from his time with Morrie Schwartz, Mitch shares how Morrie faced depression honestly in his final days, never denying it, but never letting it define him either. Depression, Morrie taught, is just one emotion among many — not a failure, not a flaw, and not something to feel ashamed of, especially during the holidays. If the blah-humbugs sneak in this season, this conversation is a gentle reminder to stop measuring your happiness, release the guilt, and let your heart lead you where it needs to go.
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Episode 244 - All in the Family: A Love Letter to the Mom & Pop Bookshop
This week on the Tuesday People podcast, Mitch reflects on the independent bookstores that anchor communities across the country. As he travels from town to town on his current tour, he’s reminded that every …
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This week on the Tuesday People podcast, Mitch reflects on the independent bookstores that anchor communities across the country. As he travels from town to town on his current tour, he’s reminded that every great chain once began as a single family-run shop — a dream, a risk, and a doorway opened by someone who simply loved stories. In an era where convenience often overshadows connection, we pause to honor the mom-and-pop shops and small businesses that keep the heart of our country alive—reminding us not to lose sight of the family businesses that built the world we love to browse in.
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Episode 243 - Pass the Potatoes, Pause the Politics
On today’s Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom reflects on why Thanksgiving — his favorite holiday of the year — shouldn’t be a battleground for politics or a place where we decide who “gets to be at the table” …
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On today’s Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom reflects on why Thanksgiving — his favorite holiday of the year — shouldn’t be a battleground for politics or a place where we decide who “gets to be at the table” based on how they voted. In a time when families are tempted to take vengeance on loved ones who chose a different direction at the polls, Mitch invites us to “think about the thanks” in Thanksgiving and put that spirit toward the people sitting right beside us. Whatever political issues you might be carrying, let them go, just for today. And return to the simple art of storytelling and story-listening that makes this holiday so meaningful.
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Episode 242 - The Words We Wished We'd Spoken
On this week’s Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom explores the most common “Twice” regret: wishing for a second chance to say goodbye. From the daughter who says, “I’d go back to the day my father died,” to …
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On this week’s Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom explores the most common “Twice” regret: wishing for a second chance to say goodbye. From the daughter who says, “I’d go back to the day my father died,” to Alfie in Twice, whose mother dies while he’s outside playing, these moments remind us how suddenly life changes and how deeply we wish for just one more minute. Morrie Schwartz said, “If you plan on having perfect last words, you better plan on perfect timing.” The lesson? Say it while you have time. Join us for a loving reminder to speak the words that matter—today.
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Episode 241 - The Grass is Rarely Greener: Further Reflection on Twice
This week on the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom continues his reflection on his newest book, Twice, exploring how love — the steady, familiar kind — often holds more value than the shiny distractions …
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This week on the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom continues his reflection on his newest book, Twice, exploring how love — the steady, familiar kind — often holds more value than the shiny distractions that try to pull us away. When faced with the lure of something new, it’s easy to believe the grass might be greener elsewhere. But sometimes, the wisest choice is to nurture what already brings comfort, connection, and truth. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about recognizing real love when you have it, and the strength it takes to stay with what’s right.
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Episode 240 - Twice Shy: When Love Gets a Do-Over
On this week’s Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom continues his Twice series with a focus on love, relationships, and the heartbreak of missed opportunities. What if you lost your chance at love—not once …
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On this week’s Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom continues his Twice series with a focus on love, relationships, and the heartbreak of missed opportunities. What if you lost your chance at love—not once, but twice? Mitch explores the romantic side of second chances, sharing how temptation, timing, and regret can shape the people we love and the lives we lead. And as an exclusive for Tuesday People listeners, he reads more from his forthcoming book, Twice—excerpts you won’t hear anywhere else. If you could try again with a missed relationship, not once but twice, would you take that chance?
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Episode 239 - Second Chances: The Conversation About Twice Continues
On this week’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom continues the conversation from last week’s discussion of his new novel, Twice, by sharing heartfelt listener stories about their own …
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On this week’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom continues the conversation from last week’s discussion of his new novel, Twice, by sharing heartfelt listener stories about their own do-overs and second chances. From regrets reshaped into lessons to moments of unexpected grace, these reflections bring the theme of the book to life in powerful, personal ways. Plus, as a special exclusive for Tuesday People listeners, Mitch reads more from Twice, offering deeper insight into Alfie Logan’s remarkable journey and the choices that define us all.
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Episode 238 - Twice: A Sneak Peek at Mitch Albom's Latest Book
On today’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom reads from his newest novel, Twice—the story of Alfie Logan, a man who discovers he can relive any moment of his life a second time, only to …
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On today’s episode of the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom reads from his newest novel, Twice—the story of Alfie Logan, a man who discovers he can relive any moment of his life a second time, only to learn that second chances always come with consequences. Through Alfie’s journey of risk, love, and temptation, Twice explores what it means to value the life and love we already have. What if you got to do everything in your life —twice?
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Episode 237 - The Magic of September
Do you remember that back-to-school feeling? New shoes, blank notebooks, and the sense that anything was possible? In this episode of the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom revisits the magic of September …
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Do you remember that back-to-school feeling? New shoes, blank notebooks, and the sense that anything was possible? In this episode of the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom revisits the magic of September and explores how we can recapture that energy in our adult lives. By enrolling in a class, picking up a new hobby, or simply committing to bettering ourselves, September can be a reset button—a chance to learn, grow, and become students of life all over again.
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Episode 236 - Joyspan With Author Dr. Kerry Burnight
This week on the Tuesday People Podcast, Mitch Albom is joined by America’s Gerontologist, Dr. Kerry Burnight—also known to her many followers as “Dr. Kerry”—to talk about her groundbreaking new book, JOYSPAN …
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This week on the Tuesday People Podcast, Mitch Albom is joined by America’s Gerontologist, Dr. Kerry Burnight—also known to her many followers as “Dr. Kerry”—to talk about her groundbreaking new book, JOYSPAN: The Art and Science of Thriving in Life’s Second Half. Tired of the fear-based messages around aging, Dr. Kerry offers a radical, optimistic shift: it’s not just about how long you live, but how well you live. With insights drawn from science, her decades of experience, and her 95-year-old mother Betty, Dr. Kerry introduces the concept of “joyspan”—a measure of purpose, peace, and connection that adds real meaning to our later years. Whether you’re navigating your own journey or supporting a loved one, this conversation is filled with practical tools, fresh perspective, and the empowering reminder that aging isn't "less than," it's more.
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Episode 235 - #@%! Happens: Our Culture's Love Affair with Four-Letter Words
This week on the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom discusses the growing trend of profanity among those in power—from presidents and governors—to moms at dance recitals. Once reserved for private …
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This week on the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom discusses the growing trend of profanity among those in power—from presidents and governors—to moms at dance recitals. Once reserved for private moments, harsh language is now being thrown around on national TV, in interviews, and across social media feeds. What does this shift say about our society? Is it just the evolution of authenticity and relatability, or have we lost the ability to recognize when decorum matters? Join us as we unpack the meaning, the message, and the consequences of this verbal free-for-all—and whether there’s still value in knowing when to hold your tongue, and when to throw caution (and courtesy) to the #%&*! wind.
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Episode 234 - The Blame Game
This week on the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom explores The Blame Game—our cultural compulsion to assign fault whenever disaster strikes. Prompted by the recent devastating floods in Texas, Mitch …
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This week on the Tuesday People podcast, host Mitch Albom explores The Blame Game—our cultural compulsion to assign fault whenever disaster strikes. Prompted by the recent devastating floods in Texas, Mitch reflects on how, particularly in the U.S., tragedy is often met with finger-pointing before empathy or understanding. Is someone always to blame? Or have we forgotten how to accept that some events—natural or otherwise—are simply part of life? Before jumping to conclusions, ask yourself: Am I being too quick to blame? Sometimes the better path is perspective, not punishment. Tune in for a thoughtful look at how blame shapes our reactions, our relationships, and our ability to move forward.
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