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The legacy of letter writing and how to bring this beautiful art form into the 21st century
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Love Letters Revisited (opens the original)
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What makes a love letter truly intimate? In this episode of One Sealed Letter , Kathryn Hastings returns to one of the podcast’s most beloved subjects: how to write a love letter. Inspired by her own wedding anniversary, the extraordinary marriage of Dolly Parton and Carl Dean, and a passage from a 1901 letter by Rainer Maria Rilke, Kathryn explores a different vision of romantic love. Perhaps the deepest intimacy is not found in becoming one, but in learning to love another person completely wh
120. The Letter, Liberated, What Happens to the Letter Now? (opens the original)
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We are living through a huge shift in how humans communicate. But I don’t think technology is making the letter obsolete. I think it’s setting it free. In this episode, I talk about what I’ve learned from reading hundreds of years of my family’s letters, why so much old correspondence is surprisingly mundane, and what that tells us about the future of letter writing. Letters no longer need to carry the maintenance of life. They can become something more spacious: a place for beauty, depth, conte
119. A conversation for Highly Sensitive People with Alissa Boyer (opens the original)
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In this episode of The 1 Sealed Letter Podcast, Kathryn Hastings sits down with Alissa Boyer, mentor for Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) and creator of Life by Alissa, for a conversation about sensitivity, intuition, self-trust, and learning to build a life that honors the way you actually experience the world. Alissa shares her own path from a fast-paced career in the fashion industry to discovering that the anxiety and stress she was living with were taking a profound toll on her body. What beg
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