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"Dear Ethan" with Kree Pandey

"Dear Ethan" with Kree Pandey

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 Dear Ethan is a podcast written as a series of letters from a mother to her son. Each episode is a reflection on the kind of human it takes to love well—to show up emotionally, to carry one's share of life, and to be someone others feel safe with. These letters explore kindness, accountability, emotional maturity, shared care, and what it means to grow up without handing your weight to someone else. At its heart, this podcast is a question: What kind of man might a boy become if we were intentional about how we raise him? And how much of the world could change if we started by raising just one boy differently? While the letters are written for my Ethan, they are also for the many Ethans in the world—and for the mothers and women listening who are carrying families, noticing patterns, and hoping the next generation does better. This is not a podcast about blame. It's about responsibility. About breaking societal cycles - deliberately, one Ethan at a time. No advice. (Mmm, maybe some advice) But no fixing. Just raw, honest reflections, spoken with care, and with the future in mind.2026
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  • Dear Ethan: The Beginning

    Dear Ethan: The Beginning
    Jan 23 2026

    Dear Ethan is a personal, reflective podcast written as letters from a mother to her young son.

    Each episode is a moment in time - observations about the world, womanhood, work, power, grief, joy, fairness, exhaustion, love, and becoming. It's about raising a boy in a complicated world while actively unlearning what we were taught to tolerate, accept, or carry silently.

    This podcast is for Ethan, yes.
    But it's also for the other "Ethans" - little boys who will grow into men.
    And for mothers. Caregivers. Women. Humans... who need a place to feel seen, less alone, and less "crazy" for noticing the quiet injustices and invisible labor of everyday life.

    Sometimes it's tender.
    Sometimes it's angry.

    Every episode ends the same way: with love.
    Because that part should never be complicated.

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