Everything Good
by Jenny HatchadorianPersonal essays, satire, and fiction where humor and literary collide. Authored by Jenny Hatchadorian, with occasional guest essayists.
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Episodes
This Was Not the Plan by Molly O'Laughlin Kemper
14m · Published
Episode 28: This Was Not the Plan by Molly O'Laughlin Kemper
This week we have a guest essay. "This Was Not the Plan," an essay about birth and grief in the early pandemic, first appeared in MUTHA Magazine in June 2022.
Molly O'Laughlin Kemper is a writer, translator, editor, and reader based in New York City. A 2022 resident of St. Nell's Humor Writing Residency for Ladies, she is also a co-host of The Dead Ladies Show NYC, which celebrates ladies who were in some way fabulous during their lifetimes.
Excerpts of the song Sweetness by Audiosphere were played in this podcast.
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This week we have a guest essay. "This Was Not the Plan," an essay about birth and grief in the early pandemic, first appeared in MUTHA Magazine in June 2022.
Molly O'Laughlin Kemper is a writer, translator, editor, and reader based in New York City. A 2022 resident of St. Nell's Humor Writing Residency for Ladies, she is also a co-host of The Dead Ladies Show NYC, which celebrates ladies who were in some way fabulous during their lifetimes.
Excerpts of the song Sweetness by Audiosphere were played in this podcast.
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Dear Gen XXX by Emily Flake
8m · Published
Episode 27: Dear Gen XXX by Emily Flake
This week we have a guest essay from Emily Flake's sex and relationship advice column for AARP The Arrow aimed at Gen X men called Dear Gen XXX, but I promise her reponses are real gems.
A regular contributor to The New Yorker, Emily Flake is the author of several books, including Mama Tried, a book of essays and cartoons about parenting, and the newly published creativity deck Joke in a Box. She does a weird hybrid of standup and cartoons on stages throughout New York City and beyond. She is the owner and operator of St. Nell’s Humor Writing Residency for Ladies, “a space for womxn practitioners of the humor arts to wrestle their projects into submission.”
This episode contains the mention of sex and even some fun takes on sex positions so best not to listen with children.
Excerpts of the song Swing Jazz 50s by Summer Sound were played in this podcast.
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This week we have a guest essay from Emily Flake's sex and relationship advice column for AARP The Arrow aimed at Gen X men called Dear Gen XXX, but I promise her reponses are real gems.
A regular contributor to The New Yorker, Emily Flake is the author of several books, including Mama Tried, a book of essays and cartoons about parenting, and the newly published creativity deck Joke in a Box. She does a weird hybrid of standup and cartoons on stages throughout New York City and beyond. She is the owner and operator of St. Nell’s Humor Writing Residency for Ladies, “a space for womxn practitioners of the humor arts to wrestle their projects into submission.”
This episode contains the mention of sex and even some fun takes on sex positions so best not to listen with children.
Excerpts of the song Swing Jazz 50s by Summer Sound were played in this podcast.
Thank you for listening, tell your friends, another story next week.
Clowns in Her Corner
15m · Published
Episode 26: Clowns in Her Corner
Motherhood made me champion ladies getting theirs, with clowns if necessary.
Story notes by Sara Mannheimer
Excerpts of the song Swing to the 60s Again by Marius Joppich were played in this podcast.
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Motherhood made me champion ladies getting theirs, with clowns if necessary.
Story notes by Sara Mannheimer
Excerpts of the song Swing to the 60s Again by Marius Joppich were played in this podcast.
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Baby Jesus
25m · Published
Episode 25: Baby Jesus
How do men change when they become fathers?
Baby Jesus was originally published by Full Grown People.
Edited by Jennifer Niesslein of Full Grown People.
Excerpts of the song Flaming 50s by Higgins were played in this podcast.
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How do men change when they become fathers?
Baby Jesus was originally published by Full Grown People.
Edited by Jennifer Niesslein of Full Grown People.
Excerpts of the song Flaming 50s by Higgins were played in this podcast.
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The Feral Instincts of Motherhood
12m · PublishedEpisode 24: The Feral Instincts of Motherhood
What happens when two friends are different types of mothers?
This essay was originally published by Mutha - an alternative parenting magazine started by MIchelle Tea.
Story notes by Sara Mannheimer, editing by Meg Lemke.
Excerpts of the song Adventurous 60s by Simon Armitage appeared in this episode.
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Inhabited
28m · PublishedEpisode 23: Inhabited
I was invaded from within.
Excerpts of the song 60s Rock by Abydos Musique were played in this podcast.
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Midwestern Witch - Revision
18m · Published
Episode 19: Midwestern Witch
My greatest childhood fear followed me into adulthood.
“Leaning against off-white wall plaster, I caught glimpses of the only woman in my family who looked like me, until my sister shouted from the living room, ‘It’s doing something weird!’”
Story notes by Rosamund Lannin.
Excerpts of the song Liberty Girl by Heifervescent were played in this podcast.
This story won the Audience Award at Story Club Chicago North Side in October 2018.
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My greatest childhood fear followed me into adulthood.
“Leaning against off-white wall plaster, I caught glimpses of the only woman in my family who looked like me, until my sister shouted from the living room, ‘It’s doing something weird!’”
Story notes by Rosamund Lannin.
Excerpts of the song Liberty Girl by Heifervescent were played in this podcast.
This story won the Audience Award at Story Club Chicago North Side in October 2018.
Find us on Instagram @everythinggood_podcast
Thanks for listening!
The Pearls by Will Heinrich
18m · Published
This week we have a guest essay, a chapter from Will Heinrich’s novel The Pearls.
The book follows Henry Corn, a soda jerk and occasional pickpocket in 1920s New York City, as he bounces between two love interests: Dot Cohen, a no-nonsense Coney Island barmaid, and Marion Hammer, the daughter of fabulously wealthy banker Felix Hammer. In this chapter ("The Color of the Sky"), which takes place shortly after an extreme night out, Felix invites Henry to the Hammer Building for the first time.
Will Heinrich was born in New York and spent his early childhood in Japan. His novel The King's Evil, published by Scribner in 2003, won a PEN/Robert Bingham Fellowship in 2004; his most recent novel, The Pearls, was published by Elective Affinity in 2019. He has been an art critic for the New Yorker, the New York Observer, Hyperallergic, Art in America and, since 2017, the New York Times.
The Pearls is only available as a signed and numbered limited edition directly from Elective Affinity. An audiobook of the Pearls is available now on Apple Music.
Excerpts of the song Smoke by Ruka were played in this podcast
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The book follows Henry Corn, a soda jerk and occasional pickpocket in 1920s New York City, as he bounces between two love interests: Dot Cohen, a no-nonsense Coney Island barmaid, and Marion Hammer, the daughter of fabulously wealthy banker Felix Hammer. In this chapter ("The Color of the Sky"), which takes place shortly after an extreme night out, Felix invites Henry to the Hammer Building for the first time.
Will Heinrich was born in New York and spent his early childhood in Japan. His novel The King's Evil, published by Scribner in 2003, won a PEN/Robert Bingham Fellowship in 2004; his most recent novel, The Pearls, was published by Elective Affinity in 2019. He has been an art critic for the New Yorker, the New York Observer, Hyperallergic, Art in America and, since 2017, the New York Times.
The Pearls is only available as a signed and numbered limited edition directly from Elective Affinity. An audiobook of the Pearls is available now on Apple Music.
Excerpts of the song Smoke by Ruka were played in this podcast
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The Naked Truth by Johanna Gohmann
10m · Published
Episode 21: The Naked Truth by Johanna Gohmann
Some thoughts on nudes, and not having any.
Johanna Gohmann is a humor writer, essayist, and children’s book author. She has written for numerous outlets, including The New Yorker , McSweeneys , The Cut , Jezebel , and Bust . Her essays appear in several anthologies, most notably A Moveable Feast - Life-Changing Food Adventures Around the World , Every Father's Daughter – 24 Women Writers Remember Their Fathers, and The Best Women’s Travel Writing. She is also the author of 28 middle grade and Young Adult books for ABDO Publishing, including a series about a tween girl who finds a portal into another dimension after eating a rotten hot dog. She makes her home in Brooklyn with her husband and son.
This essay was originally published by Romper.
Excerpts of the song The Black Cat by Flashinmusic were played in this podcast.
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Some thoughts on nudes, and not having any.
Johanna Gohmann is a humor writer, essayist, and children’s book author. She has written for numerous outlets, including The New Yorker , McSweeneys , The Cut , Jezebel , and Bust . Her essays appear in several anthologies, most notably A Moveable Feast - Life-Changing Food Adventures Around the World , Every Father's Daughter – 24 Women Writers Remember Their Fathers, and The Best Women’s Travel Writing. She is also the author of 28 middle grade and Young Adult books for ABDO Publishing, including a series about a tween girl who finds a portal into another dimension after eating a rotten hot dog. She makes her home in Brooklyn with her husband and son.
This essay was originally published by Romper.
Excerpts of the song The Black Cat by Flashinmusic were played in this podcast.
Thank you for listening, tell your friends, another story next week.
My Father the Teenager
17m · Published
Episode 20: My Father the Teenager
I’d heard of old people becoming babies but not of them becoming teenagers en route.
"His living room was like a teenager’s bedroom – hectic and chaotic – if that teenager loved Ronald Reagan and glossy golf magazines. As my gaze scanned the room, I noticed the confused stylistic touches of a young person: my grandmother’s vase lay upside down on the kitchen table, and he layered a glass armoire with every keepsake he had ever been given, transforming it into a cabinet of kitsch."
Story notes by Rosamund Lannin.
Excerpts of the song Lavish by Yigit Atilla were played in this podcast.
We now have merch available on Bonfire.
Thank you for listening, follow us on IG @everythinggood_podcast or on our website.
Please subscribe and tell your friends!
I’d heard of old people becoming babies but not of them becoming teenagers en route.
"His living room was like a teenager’s bedroom – hectic and chaotic – if that teenager loved Ronald Reagan and glossy golf magazines. As my gaze scanned the room, I noticed the confused stylistic touches of a young person: my grandmother’s vase lay upside down on the kitchen table, and he layered a glass armoire with every keepsake he had ever been given, transforming it into a cabinet of kitsch."
Story notes by Rosamund Lannin.
Excerpts of the song Lavish by Yigit Atilla were played in this podcast.
We now have merch available on Bonfire.
Thank you for listening, follow us on IG @everythinggood_podcast or on our website.
Please subscribe and tell your friends!
Everything Good has 39 episodes in total of explicit content. Total playtime is 11:34:48. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 21st 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on April 21st, 2024 02:45.
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