One thing stuck out to Connie’s family as they read her Storyworth Memoir: she hadn’t gone to her prom, and, 62 years later, she still regretted it. In this week’s episode, she and her granddaughter, Samantha, share how they turned that regret into celebration with a prom-themed party for her 80th birthday. Everyone has a story worth sharing.

<description>&lt;p&gt;One thing stuck out to Connie’s family as they read her Storyworth Memoir: she hadn’t gone to her prom, and, 62 years later, she still regretted it. In this week’s episode, she and her granddaughter, Samantha, share how they turned that regret into celebration with a prom-themed party for her 80th birthday.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Everyone has a story &lt;em&gt;worth&lt;/em&gt; sharing.&lt;/p&gt;</description>

One thing stuck out to Connie’s family as they read her Storyworth Memoir: she hadn’t gone to her prom, and, 62 years later, she still regretted it. In this week’s episode, she and her granddaughter, Samantha, share how they turned that regret into celebration with a prom-themed party for her 80th birthday.  Everyone has a story worth sharing. 

Is 80 too old for your first prom?

Avir and his father, Amitabha, both endured the grueling process of medical residency to become doctors—but with one major difference: Amitabha did it three times in three different countries. In this episode, he shares why his path through residency stretched over 14 years, and how the experience ultimately made him both a better doctor and a stronger person. Everyone has a story worth sharing.

<description>&lt;p&gt;Avir and his father, Amitabha, both endured the grueling process of medical residency to become doctors—but with one major difference: Amitabha did it three times in three different countries. In this episode, he shares why his path through residency stretched over 14 years, and how the experience ultimately made him both a better doctor and a stronger person.&lt;br/&gt;&lt;br/&gt;Everyone has a story &lt;em&gt;worth&lt;/em&gt; sharing.&lt;/p&gt;</description>

Avir and his father, Amitabha, both endured the grueling process of medical residency to become doctors—but with one major difference: Amitabha did it three times in three different countries. In this episode, he shares why his path through residency stretched over 14 years, and how the experience ultimately made him both a better doctor and a stronger person.  Everyone has a story worth sharing. 

What can we learn from starting over?

When Joel’s daughter gave him Storyworth, he saw it as a chance to share his life with his family. What he didn’t expect was how deeply the process would help him understand it himself. In this episode of The Storyworth Podcast, Joel shares how that reflection led him to reconnect with a colleague from 40 years ago—to see if he could make amends.Everyone has a story worth sharing.

<description>&lt;p&gt;When Joel’s daughter gave him Storyworth, he saw it as a chance to share his life with his family. What he didn’t expect was how deeply the process would help him understand it himself. In this episode of &lt;em&gt;The Storyworth Podcast&lt;/em&gt;, Joel shares how that reflection led him to reconnect with a colleague from 40 years ago—to see if he could make amends.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Everyone has a story &lt;em&gt;worth&lt;/em&gt; sharing.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;/p&gt;</description>

When Joel’s daughter gave him Storyworth, he saw it as a chance to share his life with his family. What he didn’t expect was how deeply the process would help him understand it himself. In this episode of The Storyworth Podcast, Joel shares how that reflection led him to reconnect with a colleague from 40 years ago—to see if he could make amends. Everyone has a story worth sharing.   

Is it ever too late to make amends? 

When prenatal testing showed that their daughter Harper would be born with Down syndrome, John and Nicole began a journey that upended everything they thought they knew about parenthood. In this episode, they reflect on moving through grief and uncertainty, finding community and purpose, and ultimately watching Harper grow into a confident teenager with big dreams, a bold personality, and an unabashed love of K-pop.Everyone has a story worth sharing.

<description>&lt;p&gt;When prenatal testing showed that their daughter Harper would be born with Down syndrome, John and Nicole began a journey that upended everything they thought they knew about parenthood. In this episode, they reflect on moving through grief and uncertainty, finding community and purpose, and ultimately watching Harper grow into a confident teenager with big dreams, a bold personality, and an unabashed love of K-pop.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Everyone has a story &lt;em&gt;worth&lt;/em&gt; sharing.&lt;/p&gt;</description>

When prenatal testing showed that their daughter Harper would be born with Down syndrome, John and Nicole began a journey that upended everything they thought they knew about parenthood. In this episode, they reflect on moving through grief and uncertainty, finding community and purpose, and ultimately watching Harper grow into a confident teenager with big dreams, a bold personality, and an unabashed love of K-pop. Everyone has a story worth sharing. 

What happens when parenthood doesn’t go to plan?

Lizzie only planned to stay in Iowa City for a year, but moving next door to Rachel changed everything. In this episode, they share the power of “neighboring,” a legacy from Rachel’s father, that transformed them from neighbors to something more like family, and how we can all harness it to take care of our own communities.Everyone has a story worth sharing.

<description>&lt;p&gt;Lizzie only planned to stay in Iowa City for a year, but moving next door to Rachel changed everything. In this episode, they share the power of “neighboring,” a legacy from Rachel’s father, that transformed them from neighbors to something more like family, and how we can all harness it to take care of our own communities.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Everyone has a story &lt;em&gt;worth&lt;/em&gt; sharing.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;&lt;br/&gt;&lt;/p&gt;</description>

Lizzie only planned to stay in Iowa City for a year, but moving next door to Rachel changed everything. In this episode, they share the power of “neighboring,” a legacy from Rachel’s father, that transformed them from neighbors to something more like family, and how we can all harness it to take care of our own communities. Everyone has a story worth sharing.     

What does it mean to be a good neighbor?

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