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Tuesday People

Tuesday People

Written by: Mitch Albom
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Host Mitch Albom, author of the worldwide No. 1 bestseller Tuesdays With Morrie, explores the themes he and his old professor spoke about as Morrie was leaving the world, and how they relate to leading a better life. An interactive show with listener and occasional guest participation, “Tuesday People” is a community interested in knowing what matters in life, keeping that in perspective, and applying it to make our days happier and more fulfilling. Bestselling author Mitch Albom will be joined by producer and on-air co-host, Lisa Goich. An award-winning author, copywriter, major market talk radio host, blogger, and former stand-up comedian, Lisa has worked with Mitch for nearly three decades on his radio shows. She continues this longstanding relationship with Tuesday People, lending an ear, voice, and helping hand to this community-driven podcast. Together, they’ll explore the lasting lessons from the book that became an international phenomenon, and most importantly, share your stories on the show.All rights reserved Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Episode 262 - The Gift of Being Taken Care Of

    Episode 262 - The Gift of Being Taken Care Of
    Oct 14 2026
    This week on Tuesday People, after returning home from a trip and needing some care of his own for back pain, Mitch Albom is reminded of his conversations with Morrie about what it means to depend on others. As his illness progressed, Morrie spoke openly about the caregivers who helped him with everything from everyday tasks to his most intimate personal needs, and the vulnerability that comes with allowing someone else to care for you. The truth is, at some point in our lives, most of us will find ourselves on one side or the other of caregiving—whether we're giving it or receiving it. This week, we celebrate the extraordinary people who show up when we need them most. From professional caregivers to family members and friends, here's to those who offer their time, patience, compassion, and love to make life's most difficult moments a little easier. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    25 mins
  • Episode 261 - Cycling Through the Seasons of Life

    Episode 261 - Cycling Through the Seasons of Life
    Aug 25 2026
    This week on the Tuesday People podcast, as Mitch Albom sends his children from Haiti back to college, he reflects on the seasons of our lives and how quickly we move through them. From the springtime of youth to the later seasons that come with age, it’s natural to sometimes wish we could cycle backward. But there’s no going back, only moving forward. We lived those seasons, and they helped make us who we are. Instead of longing for what has passed, Mitch reminds us to look toward the seasons we haven’t experienced yet and all that may still be waiting for us. Wherever you are in the cycle of life, be present for it, embrace it, and make this season the best one you possibly can. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    28 mins
  • Episode 260 - I'm Fine

    Episode 260 - I'm Fine
    Aug 18 2026
    This week on the Tuesday People podcast, Mitch Albom explores what may be the world’s biggest lie: “I’m fine.” Mitch looks back on how Morrie was the first adult who truly encouraged him to open up about his feelings, sharing clips of the two reminiscing about those important moments together. It’s a lesson that extends to how we communicate with our own children. How do we create a space where kids know they can tell us what they’re really feeling? Mitch talks about starting those conversations early, listening without pressure, and allowing kids to feel like opening up is their choice—not an obligation. Sometimes the most important thing we can do is make sure the people we love know they never have to pretend they’re “fine.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    24 mins
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