Writer. Podcaster. Film lover.
Co-founder of @trustory.fm.
Author of Lattice and co-author of Unapologetically ADHD.
More at https://itsmepete.com.
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This is always crazy to me. What I saw was a driver in incredible control of the car. 🤦♂️ I'd be a terrible steward.
New #HeadstonePod episode is out. I sat down with Dr. Nachi Felt to talk identity, faith, clarity… and how childhood chaos sometimes turns into actual adult insight.
It’s thoughtful walk through #legacy without being too heavy. I hope you'll give it a listen and share!
https://trustory.fm/headstone-with-pete-wright/dr-nachi-felt-always-becoming/
It's #Headstone #Podcast Day!
James Ochoa has helped thousands of adults with #ADHD find calm in the chaos — but his real story is about survival, reflection, and learning to love what life gives you, even when it hurts.
🎧 The Storm Chaser
#HeadstonePod #Legacy
https://trustory.fm/headstone-with-pete-wright/james-ochoa-the-storm-chaser/
It's Headstone Day!
Aliza Kline built two institutions that helped people rediscover belonging — and then she left them behind.
Not out of burnout or boredom, but faith.
Faith that they would keep breathing without her.
This week on #Headstone: a conversation about #legacy, grace, and the beauty of release.
If you listen, and you appreciate these kinds of conversations, please subscribe wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts! Thank You!
https://trustory.fm/headstone-with-pete-wright/the-generous-goodbye-with-aliza-kline/
Aliza Kline has spent her life building communities that help people find belonging—from the living waters of ritual to the warmth of a Friday night table. But when the work no longer needs her, she discovers that legacy isn’t what you leave behind—it’s what you let keep growing without you.
On @glennf's Headstone, he has crafted the perfect epitaph for someone who spends his life documenting the forgotten impressions others left behind.
On today's #Headstone, Glenn and I explore what happens when your life's work becomes preserving the life's work of others. What impressions are we leaving? What will survive when we're gone?
Thanks for subscribing, for listening, and for sharing the show with others.
Glenn Fleishman has spent his life rescuing forgotten fragments of culture—from flongs to type specimens to the hidden craft of comics—and showing us why they matter. This week, he reveals how the smallest impressions often leave the deepest marks.
“Grief arrived not as a single storm, but as a pair of Thursdays.”
On this week’s Headstone, I talk with writer and audio dramatist Kyle Olson about the grief of losing creative collaborators—and how that grief quietly shaped his work, his voice, and the legacy he’s still building.
It’s a generous, funny, quietly devastating conversation.
Kyle Olson has spent a lifetime building fictional worlds—and now, he’s navigating the very real terrain of grief and legacy. In this episode, he opens up about unexpected losses, the stories we leave behind, and the quiet power of being seen.
Episode two of Headstone is out now.
Seth Nelson and I talk about the small moments that make a life—and the legacy they leave behind.
It’s thoughtful, funny, and one I’m proud to share.
🎧 https://trustory.fm/headstone-with-pete-wright/a-large-collection-of-tiny-brief-encounters-with-seth-nelson-esq/
If you like it, I’d love if you subscribed or passed it along.
#podcast #HeadstonePod #legacy
When divorce attorney Seth Nelson steps out of the courtroom and into a conversation about legacy, what emerges is a moving portrait of a life measured not by victories, but by presence. In this episode, Seth and Pete explore the quiet weight we leave behind in the lives we pass through—and why that might be the most enduring legacy of all.
New #podcast alert! 🎙️
#Headstonepod is my first solo show—no team, no net, just me, a mic, and a question about legacy.
In episode one, I talk with my dear friend Carrie Fox (she/her) about the kind of impact you can make without saying a word. It’s tender, funny, a little scary—and the start of something that matters a lot to me.
Give it a listen if you’re into mortality, memory, or meaningful conversations. 🪦 Thank you!
In this debut episode of Headstone, I'm sitting down with Carrie Fox, founder and CEO of Mission Partners, to explore what it means to live a life that leaves an imprint. Not one carved in marble but etched into the people we love, the work we do, and the conversations we choose to have.
Glenn Fleishman
