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Arrivals and Departures tackles complex questions of humanity and is a great complement to Nicci’s Notes.

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The [virtual latte] is the sorts of things we might noodle on over a cup. Hot & fresh Sunday morning at six, right in your inbox. Full cup for subscribers. Free sips for everyone.

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Both Are True

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Absurd, honest comedy delivered twice a weekish through the vulnerable personal essays of Alex Dobrenko: tv actor+writer to some, father to one, and friend to all.

Alex is like me with even less of a filter. His unique brand of quirky vulnerability will have you laughing and crying - sometimes in the same paragraph. I feel seen as a parent and as a human in this world when I read his work. Read this now!

- Nicci Kadilak