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Short Stories for a Better Day

Short Stories for a Better Day

De: Greg Marshall
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Short Stories for a Better Day (formerly The PegLeg Podcast)

Real stories about family, faith, struggle, and hope. I'm Greg Marshall, and I share honest, transparent tales about what it's like to be human—the kind that doesn't fit into neat categories. These are stories meant to transport you for a few minutes and maybe make your day a little better.

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  • Ep 40 - She pretended to be insane and it got her locked up, just like she wanted

    Ep 40 - She pretended to be insane and it got her locked up, just like she wanted
    Nov 1 2025

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    A twenty-three-year-old woman named Nellie Bly is standing in front of a mirror in a boarding house on Second Avenue in New York City. It's late at night. She's been staring at herself for hours. Practicing. She's practicing looking and sounding insane, so that she could get locked in an insane asylum. She was about to change the world.


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    16 m
  • Ep 39 - My daughter, a naked man in the forest, and jumping off a mountain

    Ep 39 - My daughter, a naked man in the forest, and jumping off a mountain
    Oct 19 2025

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    My daughter, a naked man in the Guatemalan forest, and jumping off a mountain. A story about what it takes to let your kids go—and what happens when you follow them into the adventure.
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    26 m
  • Ep 38 - Women Out of Danger

    Ep 38 - Women Out of Danger
    Oct 7 2025

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    One morning I drove to a park so I could run the tall stairs that led down the cliffs of Lake Michigan. When I pulled into the park, there was a woman arriving at the same time, walking her dog. When she saw me, she left. I sensed it was because she didn't feel safe.

    That moment opened an important memory and led to a far greater understanding of what my wife was trying to tell me 21 years ago—something I couldn't see very clearly until now.

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    10 m
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