From The Archives: Nathan

Nora McInerny welcomes poet David Gate for a lively conversation about finding “okay” in the everyday. They talk about unexpected moments of connection, new hope in Alzheimer’s research, the joy of Costco, family life, and why politicians should be held to their promises. Along t ...  Show more

No one prepares you for the moment that you lose your person. We will never compare one loss to another. We will never say that there is a loss that is worse, because grief is simply The Worst. But there is something uniquely horrible about losing a sibling. Siblings are our teth ...  Show more

In this thought-provoking episode, I embark on a deeply personal journey with Nate, who shares their remarkable story of self-discovery and acceptance. Raised in a staunchly religious and conservative environment, Nate grappled with a secret, a truth about themselves that they we ...  Show more

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In this powerful episode of the Jesus People Podcast, we sit down with Nathan Mansfield—entrepreneur, former Special Forces operator, and follower of Christ. Nathan shares his raw and inspiring journey from a broken childhood and the pressures of performance-based love to near ...

This is one of the episodes of I made after I won the Rudin and Fellowship in Ethics and Humanities at NYU. It’s the story of Dr. Nate Sharon, a child psychiatrist who was assigned female at birth.

It’s a story of learning to understand yourself, and finding allies in u ...