The Wisdom Of The Moving Man | With Lake Bell

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The Wisdom Of The Moving Man | With Lake Bell

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May 15, 2019

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When we take stock of the people who matter most to us, there are the spouses, the family members, the best friends, the partners. And then there are the people who aren’t any of those things, but who change our lives anyway.

Emily Raboteau's essay is about one of those people. It's read by Lake Bell ("Bless this Mess.")

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May 15, 2019

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