Episode 23: "S.E. Hinton's Endings that Echo"

SHOW NOTES: 

On Episode 23, Pete discusses the legend S.E. Hinton and her “endings that echo” throughout his life, so memorable in their rawness and beauty.

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The intro song for The Chills at Will Podcast is “Wind Down” (Instrumental Version), and the other cool song played on this episode was “Hoops” (Instrumental Version”) by Matt Weidauer, used through Arches Audio. Matt’s artist page can be found here.

Authors Mentioned and Allusions and Songs Referenced During the Episode:

 

Amazement GIF #1

Amazement GIF #2

Hummus v. Baba Ganoush

Mya: “My Love is Like...Woah”

Ahmad: "Back in the Day"