Notes From The Midwest is a podcast created by two friends who grew up in different parts of the Midwest. Committed to community, connection, and love, Katelyn Richey and Nic Cable aim to offer critical conversations that help people to imagine and foster a Midwest where all can live, learn, grow, and thrive. In times of political and social unrest, they hope to encourage deeper connection and empower listeners to help create the communities we know are possible.
Notes From The Midwest
Claim This Podcastby Katelyn Richey and Nic Cable
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Podcast Overview
Notes From The Midwest is a podcast created by two friends who grew up in different parts of the Midwest. Committed to community, connection, and love, Katelyn Richey and Nic Cable aim to offer critical conversations that help people to imagine and foster a Midwest where all can live, learn, grow, and thrive. In times of political and social unrest, they hope to encourage deeper connection and empower listeners to help create the communities we know are possible.
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10/3/2025
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Recent Episodes
December 15, 2025
Lessons from 2025
<p>The final episode of the first season of Notes from the Midwest focuses on listeners' reflections on lessons they are contemplating as the year draws to an end. Katelyn and Nic share those lessons along with their own as they say goodbye to a hard year that was 2025. The meditation that begins the episode can be read here: https://pathwriter.wordpress.com/2012/01/02/all-fall-down-mark-nepo/</p>
December 10, 2025
Parenting Without Notes
<p>On this episode, Katelyn and Nic reflect on their own experiences of parenting little humans and recall similarities and differences to their childhoods. Nic ends the episode with this reading from Khalil Gibran titled "On Children": https://poets.org/poem/children-1 </p><p>Please don't hesitate to reach out if you have thoughts, questions, or feedback (notesfromthemidwest@gmail.com). We are glad you are a part of this community :) </p>
November 18, 2025
Since Our Last Episode
<p>After a week off due to professional commitments, we discuss some of the recent work conferences we've attended. Katelyn shares about her recent trip to learn and present at the Kentucky Counseling Association (https://www.kyca.org) and Nic shares about a ministers conference he attends called Prairie Group, in which he delivered a paper this year (https://prairiegroup.org).</p><p>Thank you for your continued support and listening. If you'd like to reach out to us please do so by leaving a comment or writing to us at notesfromthemidwest@gmail.com.</p><p>Here are some resources mentioned in this episode: </p><p>https://www.lgbtmap.org/equality-maps/healthcare/youth_medical_care_bans</p><p>https://viewpointbooks.com/book/9781683738268</p><p>https://viewpointbooks.com/book/9780063424623</p><p>https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/24/24-539/370703/20250826102657442_24-539%20tsac%20American%20Psychological%20Assn.pdf</p>
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