STORY TIME WITH MITCH JESERICH

A DAY IN URGENT CARE: Yes, I Have A Hairy ButtSupport the show

The Stolen Pennies & How Some Children Played At SlaughteringSupport the show

Franz Kafka’s parable Before The Law was first published as a short story in 1915 and the republished in his novel The Trial that was published after his death. Support the show

A story about a funeral, a cafe, and America.  Support the show

St. Augustine & The Pear TreeSupport the show

A meditation on how one seemingly unrelated thing leads to another.Support the show

A reading of the short story A Wood Sprite by Vladimir Nabokov, published in 1921.  Support the show

Mitch gives an update on what he has been up to, which includes narrating his first audiobook called An Independent Man: Ed Roberts & The Fight For Disability Rights by Scot Dan Forth.  Included in the podcast is the first chapter of the book that tells the incredible first battle for disability rights at U.C. Berkeley in the late 1960s.Support the show

Mitch reads and chats about William Maxwell's short story Love published in 1983 and found in A Century of Fiction in the New Yorker 1925-2025.Support the show

The growing pains of a changing society and the reading of a short story by Kate Chopin called The Story of an Hour, published in 1894.Support the show