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LearnedHand

(4,425 posts) Sat Jan 25, 2025, 11:18 AM Jan 25

Her dad, the 10,000 records he left behind and a viral lesson in grief

https://www.washingtonpost.com/style/2025/01/18/vinyl-albums-grief-music-healing/

No paywall: https://archive.ph/FlUuL

After her father died, Jula began hosting daily “listening parties” of his epic music collection. Now nearly half a million followers tune in.

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Her dad, the 10,000 records he left behind and a viral lesson in grief (Original Post) LearnedHand Jan 25 OP

Sounds like a great way to spend 45 minutes of your day underpants Jan 25 #1

Thanks for the story and the free link. I plan to pass the next 4 years playing my albums. There is joy dem4decades Jan 25 #2

underpants

(188,321 posts)

1. Sounds like a great way to spend 45 minutes of your day

Reply to LearnedHand (Original post)

Sat Jan 25, 2025, 11:24 AM

Jan 25

I’m not a podcast YouTube channel type but I know a lot of people listen to these in their commute to and from work. That’s a very impressive record collection in size and variety.

dem4decades

(12,225 posts)

2. Thanks for the story and the free link. I plan to pass the next 4 years playing my albums. There is joy