Podcasts about adam's mom

Honestly, today's interview was a sort of scary prospect for me. I don't like thinking too far into the future. Ten years, twenty years, thirty years, even the idea of having that much time without Andy in my life and as an active part of our family is too hard to think about. I am having enough trouble with the thought that almost two years have already passed.  That's why talking to Adam's mom, Nancy, today seemed really foreign and a little bit scary. Adam died 34 years ago now - Nancy has gone on living 34 years without her son. She has spent 34 years on this grief journey. What would she say? Does she still miss Adam every day? Does she still feel the pain of grief every day? I was almost afraid to learn the answers to these questions, but I know as time goes on, it is important to start to look at this in a little more of the long term. Life is continuing to move on, and I will have to move with it. Listening to Nancy gave me a lot of comfort. Yes, she still does miss Adam every day, and yes, she still feels the grief. Today, however, the pain is not quite as sharp as it once was. She says that during the first years, she felt like she was living in the emergency room, and now, it feels like she has learned to live with an amputation.  I think the most comforting thing that she shared was that she has learned to live life more in a circle instead of in a straight line. When you live life in a straight line, you tend to think about getting past something or getting through something. It puts a lot of pressure on that you have to get things right and not mess it up. If you think of living life in a circle, however, you may come back to the same thoughts or experiences again and again. That is so reassuring to me. It allows me to think that I can do a little work on this now and then come back to it and work on it a little more later. I don't need to get through it all right now. I don't need to wait and finish this one part of my grief journey before I more on to something else. I can move on and go somewhere else and know that I can come back and face today's struggle later, maybe when I am feeling a bit stronger or have a little more life experience to deal with it. I am so thankful to know that I can now live life in a series of loops instead of in a straight line.

Adam discusses Table of Tales and QuiVR, and tries to claim yet another GOTY in the first quarter of the year. Alex discusses Ghost Giant and tries, and fails, to keep his cool while exposing Rec Room truths. Like what you see? Hate what you hear? Let us know: Temporary Website: https://www.playpsvr.com Twitter - @PlayPSVR Email - contact@playpsvr.com Adam's Mom: headmaster@aol.com   Thanks for listening! Tell your aunt!

Listener and Guest, Mike/Bob joins Adam in roasting Alex for his opinions on Verti-Go Home. Also, Alex and Adam flip each other the bird with their reviews of "Falcon Age" and "Angry Birds VR." Alex is in shambles. Like what you see? Hate what you hear? Let us know: Temporary Website: http://playpsvr.libsyn.com Twitter - @PlayPSVR Email - playpsvr@gmail.com Adam's Mom: headmaster@aol.com   Thanks for listening! Tell a friend!

On this *incredidbly* off topic and buttery episode of Running with the Bulls, Adam and Reed enjoy a very fun brief visit from Adam's mother, Reed considers bringing up the Bears' excruciating playoff loss and the guys somehow manage to squeeze a little basketball convo in as well. Enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, Adam's Mom joins the shenanigans. This is seriously a fantastic episode! 

In this new episode of the best gaming podcast (at least in Adam's Mom's eyes), we talk Pokemon. Not just the newest phenomenon, Pokemon Go, but also all of the Pokemon games past, present and future. We also talk about Tinder, Twitter, Porn and the multifaceted idea of a nostalgia in the gaming industry. 

A discussion on the creative process with Rich Vreeland (Musician, Disasterpeace), Darren Herczeg (Filmmaker/Visual Artist, Shockhammer), Thorin Klosowski (Writer, Lifehacker), and Toni Dachis (Visual Artist and Adam's Mom).

Live from Adam's home in Seattle, WA, the boys sit down with the woman who gave birth to this one time theme park character and guest on According to Jim, Adam's Mom!! In this episode, Puddin takes us back to her roots in Oklahoma, discusses the challenges of being a single mom with an aspiring comedian son, picking out Adam's Halloween costumes, embarrassing him during his High School basketball games, and her experience in the Vagina Monologues. It's a must listen. She's an sweet, funny, and the most caring person you'll ever meet. And if you don't know her, now you will. Enjoy!