Westerly
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Sep 24, 2026
Episode 69: How Anticipatory grief Helped One Caregiver Find Meaning After 10 Years of End-of-life caregiving With Caregiver Support
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26:23Monique NugentHOST
And tell us more about your
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26:27Carolyn ShelbyGUEST
So I am a coach and I actually just yesterday planned my first retreat for September 2027 in Westerly, Rhode Island.
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26:37Carolyn ShelbyGUEST
So you're actually getting breaking news.
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26:41Carolyn ShelbyGUEST
I love New England.
The Patrick Madrid Show: September 23, 2026 - Hour 1
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49:18BrittanyAUDIENCE
So I'm living out a Christian life.
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49:21BrittanyAUDIENCE
And I'm very blessed to be able to do that down here in Westerly, Rhode Island.
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49:27BrittanyAUDIENCE
So thank you so much for letting me speak on the beauty of the healing.
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49:32BrittanyAUDIENCE
I have a toxic brain injury from a liver problem from over-prescribed medication.
Episode 269 - Min Jin Lee Triple Header!
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0:45Emily FineHOST
Part of what's fun for us about Min is that the book Cougars started out in December of 2016.
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0:53Emily FineHOST
March of 2017 came, and we had scheduled to go to an event with Minjin Lee, the author of Pachinko, at a very newly opened bookstore called Savoy Books in Westerly, Rhode
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1:06Kris WallachHOST
Island.
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1:06Kris WallachHOST
Yeah, and we had advanced copies of Pachinko.
Recapping Our Weekends
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10:14BeccaHOST
Kevin texted us in Cranston and said 95 South is at a standstill in Warwick in the East Greenwich area.
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10:21JayHOST
Yeah, if you haven't seen that and you're just getting in your car right now to head down to Westerly for work, maybe take a different route.
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10:26JayHOST
Right.
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10:27JayHOST
Take Route 1.
Hour 3: Who has AI down the most?
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16:20Mark SimoneHOST
Oh, where are you in Rhode Island?
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16:22SandyAUDIENCE
In Westerly, Rhode Island.
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16:23Mark SimoneHOST
Very nice place.
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16:25Mark SimoneHOST
Do you know that I used to be on WPRO Providence, Rhode Island?
Mark takes your calls!
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2:40Mark SimoneHOST
oh where are you in rhode island
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2:42SandyAUDIENCE
In Westerly, Rhode Island.
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2:43Mark SimoneHOST
Very nice place.
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2:45Mark SimoneHOST
Do you know that I used to be on WPRO Providence, Rhode Island?
In Old Narragansett-Alice Morse Earle
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73:19speaker_6NARRATOR
so the abandon of only a hair-lace comported well with abigail caperwell's only a shift hopkinton is another narankinset town in the same county in seventeen eighty david lewis married at hopkinton widowed jemima hill where four roads meet at midnight she being dressed only in her shift this was to avoid payment of husband hill's debts Ten years later, in a neighboring town, Richmond, still in the South County, widow Sarah Collins appeared in the twilight in a long shift, a special wedding shift covering her to her feet, and was then and thus married to Thomas Kenyon.
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Westerly, still in the same Narankinset County, had the same custom and the same belief.
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74:15speaker_6NARRATOR
To all people whom it may concern, this certifies that Nathaniel Bundy of Westerly took ye widow Mary Parmenter of S.D. Town on ye highway with no other clothing but shifting or smock on ye evening of ye twenty day of April, 1724, and was joined together in that honorable estate of matrimony, and ye presence of John Sanders, Justice.
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74:45speaker_6NARRATOR
john corey george corey mary hill peter crandall mary crandall the use of the word smock here recalls the fact that in england these marriages were always called smock marriages The Swedish traveler, Calm, writing in 1748, tells of one Pennsylvania bridegroom who saved appearances by meeting the scantily clad widow halfway from her house to his own, and announcing formally that the wedding garments which he thereupon presented to her were not given to her but were only lent to her for this occasion.
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75:24speaker_6NARRATOR
This is much like the ancient custom of marriage in vestiture, still in existence in eastern Hindustan.
Troll Trail
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40:48PaigeAUDIENCE
Um, it's just not, it's not good.
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40:50PaigeAUDIENCE
So if, if you'd like, Wendy, I know it's a drive, but I'd love for you guys to come out to our little fish market in Westerly, Rhode Island.
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41:01PaigeAUDIENCE
It's called The Fishery.
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41:02PaigeAUDIENCE
Um, we'll take care of you.
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41:53PaigeAUDIENCE
Thank you so much and, um, have a good day.
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41:56WendyHOST
Wow.
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41:57WendyHOST
Well, Paige, I would love to come up to Westerly, Rhode Island just because I would like to go to Westerly, Rhode Island as well.
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42:03ChristianHOST
Have you, have you been there? You know, it's very, Westerly is very near-
R.I. arts leaders on building community
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0:55David CicillineHOST
So earlier this year, we hosted a panel discussion with three Rhode Island Foundation grantees who are doing this work, bringing people together through the power of the arts.
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1:04David CicillineHOST
The panel featured Carly Callahan, the executive director of the United Theatre in Westerly, Adrian Gagnon, the co-founder and executive director of Down City Design, and Valerie Tutson, the executive director of the Rhode Island Black Storytellers.
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1:19David CicillineHOST
Micah Salkind, the Director of Civic and Cultural Life at the Rhode Island Foundation, moderated the discussion.
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1:25David CicillineHOST
This is a lightly edited recording of their conversation.
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2:22Carly CallahanGUEST
I am a new Rhode Islander, three and a half years in, and I continue to be so overwhelmed at the generosity of our community.
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2:29Carly CallahanGUEST
So thank you all for your support in welcoming me, both as executive director and a new Rhode Islander.
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2:37Carly CallahanGUEST
So the United is a nonprofit arts and cultural campus in downtown Westerly, all the way down in Westerly, open 365 days a year, with three cinemas, a black box performance space, a listening room, a gallery, classrooms, and our United Music School, which serves over 400 students every week.
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2:58Carly CallahanGUEST
Our mission is quite simple.
The Haunting That Brought Ed & Lorraine Warren to Courtney McInvale's Home
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1:14Bridget MarquardtHOST
My guest today is Courtney McInville.
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1:17Bridget MarquardtHOST
Courtney McInville is the founder of Heartbeats of History, including Seaside Shadows Haunted History Tours and Southern Shadows, Inc. Seaside Shadows based in Mystic, Connecticut and Westerly, Rhode Island, honored by USA Today's 10 Best as one of the top three ghost tours in the nation for 2024 and 2025.
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1:37Bridget MarquardtHOST
She's also the creator of Southern Shadows in Chickamauga, Georgia, launching this past year as the premier ghost tour by the historic Chickamauga Battlefield, where true history meets the
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1:49speaker_3ADVERTISER
restless spirits of the South.
32 MINS LATER
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34:09Courtney McInvilleGUEST
So Mystic is the far southeast corner of Connecticut.
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34:13Courtney McInvilleGUEST
And New England's so funny because all the states are so small and you can like throw a rock and hit the state next to you.
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34:19Courtney McInvilleGUEST
And 10 minutes down the road, maybe like five miles is Westerly, Rhode Island.
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34:24Courtney McInvilleGUEST
And there's this famous beach there called Mesquamicate Beach and everything.
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