Baby Mine podcast is a reflection of a playlist curated after the untimely death of our disabled daughter, Kathleen. <br/><br/><a href="https://katietimanderson.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">katietimanderson.substack.com</a>
Baby Mine Podcast
Claim This Podcastby Katie & Tim Anderson
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7 episodes
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Baby Mine podcast is a reflection of a playlist curated after the untimely death of our disabled daughter, Kathleen. <br/><br/><a href="https://katietimanderson.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">katietimanderson.substack.com</a>
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September 7, 2025
Baby Mine, Episode 7
<p>Second year grief seems harder than the first. Maybe it’s grief fatigue, maybe it’s just simply the shock has worn off and we are sad. No matter why, it's been a real bummer lately. You may say we sound like a broken record, but with so much outrage in the world and turmoil right now, broken record seems to be in fashion. Just call us fashionable.</p><p>We picked a good record to play this week with “Two of Us” by The Beatles. This tune elicits a certain “awww…so sweet” reaction from most everyone I know. Try to listen and try not to sway in your seat or tap your toe…go ahead, we’ll wait…(seriously it’s on ANY streaming platform, just go listen!). Did you feel that lightness? The hope? Did you feel the weight of the lyrics;</p><p>“You and I have memories</p><p>Longer than the road that stretches out ahead.”</p><p>Pretty heavy lyric for a song with whistling in it.</p><p>In Katie’s case with Kathleen it may be true that the time spent with her is longer than the years she has left, unless she lives to 86, which is seeming more unlikely with every passing week that she can’t find a PCP. Tim had 19 years with Kathleen, also not an insignificant amount of time.</p><p>This song with it’s bouncy melody, comforting harmonies, and sweet whistle at the end is no lightweight of a song. It carries memory and mortality in equal measure. If you have been to Liverpool, you can feel those influences everywhere. The Bombed out Church was pretty striking for these Americans when we went in 2018. No histrionic weeping, or grotesque plaque that no one reads, just a bombed out church. Such a matter-of-fact practical memorial to the Liverpool Blitz.</p><p>One of the worst part of living in America is the denial when things go wrong. We argue over our past to put a positive face on everything. When we tell people our daughter has died, a very common reaction is to tell us what an opportunity we have for gratitude for everything else going good in our lives. Puke and double puke, we say. Let us live with it all. The good, the bad, and the heartbreak.</p><p>The Beatles have taught us a lot about living with tragedy. How we can come out the other side of unfairness and heartbreak with, if not a smile, at least a deeper understanding of our humanity</p><p>.</p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://katietimanderson.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1">katietimanderson.substack.com</a>
June 20, 2025
Bay Mine - Episode 6
The host reflects on the importance of appreciating quiet moments and connections with loved ones, inspired by The Monkees' song "Me and Magdalena" and personal experiences with loss and reflection.
April 4, 2025
EP 5 Anna Hillburg- “Girl Girl Girl”
<p>Some songs take you places. Although you planned this trip very well, you don’t always know where you are going. “Girl Girl Girl” starts with a little cowboy trot pulling you toward it. This song may contain a secret message, we really aren’t sure but the obscurity is pretty wonderful.</p><p>The song has some connection to the southwest. It’s a theme in our collective lives as Tim is from Arizona and Katie took the kids on a few epic road trips to the valley of the sun. This song sounds like the southwest. The dust jumps off of this record and we even cleaned the record extra!</p><p>The first time Kathleen went to the southwest, everyone worried about her. She had a visual disorder called ocular albinism, which gave her skin a translucent glow bordering on light blue. Also the sunshine made it difficult to see even with the darkest of sunglasses. But there were plenty of swimming pools and her beloved Grandparents. Trips to the Southwest, either to Airzona, or Albuquerque, were some of Kathleen’s favorite times.</p><p>Most of all of our collective desert experiences have been beautiful. Filled with otherworldly scenery and more vitamin d than you can shake a stick at. Still, the southwest is filled with a variety of ways to die, none of them are very pleasant. From falling into canyons, to rattlesnakes, and long stretches of highway with no one in sight, the desert forces us to grapple with the bigger questions of life.</p><p>We thrust ourselves upon nature in unsettling ways. Staying in Scottsdale every year, we see miles of golf courses soaking up water and non-native landscaping so incongruent with the actual landscape. The lack of public transit forces everyone into a car to drive, drive, drive. The air in Phoenix may be full of particulates but it’s hard to tell when you look up at that seemingly clear blue sky.</p><p>“Girl, Girl, Girl” is a comforting sadness, like a cow skull in the desert. We look, we wonder, and we come back again.</p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit <a href="https://katietimanderson.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_1">katietimanderson.substack.com</a>
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