Where We Touch
A 24-arc narrative about an actress who follows a whisper of calling into the healing arts. Told in brief, intimate episodes, the series traces the stories held in bodies, the memories carried in touch, and the way one woman's vocation becomes a bridge between art, healing, and the sacred.
All episodes written and performed by Judy Malloy.
Edited and mastered by John E. Brady.
Written text edited by Susan Warrick.
Where We Touch
Latest Episodes
Episode 17 - WHEN TOUCH BECOMES A BRIDGE TO UNDERSTANDING
It might come as no surprise that massage brings about changes within a client, and sometimes the therapist is altered by a session as well.Today's episode speaks to the power of touch in a way that, even 25 years later, takes my breath ...
Episode 16 - YOUR NOSE KNOWS
There are some memories we can't quite explain or find words for-but they, literally, bowl us over. A few such examples I've had of this powerful impact; the smell of my Mom's perfume on her clothing as I cleaned out her closets and drawers aft...
Episode 15 - THE BODY SPEAKS ITS MIND
Our bodies are often speaking long before we find the words. A sore neck, a tightness in the stomach, an ache that lingers without explanation.What if these aren't symptoms to be silenced, but messages trying to get our attention....
Episode 14 - THE EXQUISITE BEAUTY OF LETTING GO
There are rare individuals whose lives hold such an elegance and a beauty that they inspire those around them. They don't live this way because they have escaped suffering, but rather they choose to respond to their challenges with courage, res...
Fan Mail
Hi Judy, just heard your most recent podcast, and it was very it was very good. Um all the podcasts so far have been really good. I listened to about half of them. And um just wanted to thank you and also glad that we our paths cross again at CTB. Um it things have been it's been a rough six weeks, eight weeks with um my daughter having a baby and that not going so well in the beginning, and her having some emotional problems after the fact. And in between that, my my dear niece, who was um eight days before her 20th birthday, um, passed away and getting getting through that emotional um funeral and and asked down in Jersey City, which was incredible because she was in theater arts.