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Beautiful storytelling. So intimate, natural, funny, and honest. One of my favorite podcasts!

Just a perfect show. Unlike anything else out there. The most intimate moments shared without pretense.

This is a beautiful podcast - I long for more and wish the episodes were longer but maybe that’s the point. Thank you!

I love this podcast. Caveh is a brilliant storyteller. I listened to 100+ episodes in a couple days. Now I enjoy each one at a more leisurely pace, sometimes going back to re-listen to my favorites. If you like this, check out “The Show About The Show,” which he did on BRIC (available on YouTube).

my fav daily ritual

Every night before bed the ritual is brush teeth, listen to Kaveh, read Heather’s blog.

I can’t do the dishes without it

He’s amazing

Looking forward to January 1, 2022 and listening to these all the way through

Perfect for my morning bathroom ritual. Curious about how some of these obscure old memories came back for this podcast.

This podcast is unlike any other. I look forward to the episodes every day.

I love this. Caveh is a special person. I admire his thoughts and his ability to share his thoughts bravely. He is an artist in the truest sense and i reminded of bruce nauman’s neon work called “The true artist helps the world by revealing mystic truths” i appreciate this limited series. My partner and i reconvene after our work to listen together every evening. i look forward to these sublime and friendly gifts. Thank you Caveh 💙

This podcast, and nearly everything else Caveh has ever created, is absolutely worth checking out. It blows my mind and also makes complete sense why Caveh doesn’t get more mainstream recognition for his work. Just consider yourself very lucky to be here and to be able to listen to this.

And self-indulgent and uninteresting and repetitive and tedious. Ugh

thanks

First of all, Caveh has a voice I could listen to all day long. There is a wonderful blend of humor and poignancy in the short reminiscings.

This podcast has a great format and makes me inspired to document important moments from my life which I am afraid of losing. I particularly love the episode Legalism vs. Essentialism. It gives me hope that you can sometimes maybe change the world just a little bit for the better if you really believe and try.

Friday and Saturday were both noble and interesting . On the 5, after listening to the first episode, Nico pointed out how unique it is that the academic super fan getting James Joyce’s slippers simply out of desire for the object and not to resell them to the next highest bidder.

Charming, arty, suprising, and so short! What more could you want?