Stories worth telling about why - and how - people care for others, serve their communities, and endure through adversity. durableproductions.substack.com
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Recent episodes include "On Maintenance" (15 May 2026, 15 minutes), "An Interview with Razan Abd El Haque and Courtney Brown of Proximity2Humanity." (27 February 2026, 47 minutes), and "Bearing Witness As Public Service" (7 February 2026, 13 minutes).
Durable Good publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 16 minutes across 13 episodes.
Booking probability for Durable Good is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Durable Good requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Durable Good's contact route on record: verified email.
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Durable Good is a society show with 13 episodes published.
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<p>Ray Jennings has been away from Durable Good for two months. A Maine spring will do that — the list of things requiring attention is long, and it doesn’t negotiate.</p><p>This podcast is inspired by a Maine Spring...
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<p>Razan Abd El Haque and Courtney Brown trace the arc of their lives from early awakenings about responsibility and service to decades of community-based work in conflict settings and at home. From founding Proximity...
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<p>This episode of Durable Good looks at bearing witness as a form of public service in a time when civic values are ignored as coercive authority works to entrench its power. Drawing on examples from Cairo, Tehran...
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<p>Editors note </p><p>This episode began as something celebratory and ended up becoming something else.</p><p>It’s a reflection on what the end of the year tends to make briefly visible: the shape of our social lives...
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<p>Jason Aplon has spent more than three decades working in some of the most difficult post-war and transitional environments in the world. A deeply thoughtful colleague and widely respected practitioner, he has worked...
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<p>Welcome to Durable Good. Today I am revisiting an earlier post, something I published on Durable Good in July of 2025. It's titled Rescue 10, and it’s about my experience as a volunteer firefighter and being new to...
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<p>Community isn’t consensus; it’s persistence. This episode traces how people build and sustain it across town halls, conflict zones, digital spaces, and everyday life — and why staying together is still the hardest...
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<p>A brief reflection for the open road: on patience, proximity, and the choreography of shared life. Mile by mile.</p> <br/><br/>Get full access to Durable Good at durableproductions.substack.com/subscribe
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<p>A Durable Good audiocast about the link between dignity, decency, and respect — and what they reveal about the measure of who we are.</p> <br/><br/>Get full access to Durable Good at...
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<p>I taught at a college in Sitka, Alaska in the early 1990s. Sitka is nestled beside the ocean and mountains on one of the bigger islands in the state’s southeast. Along the town’s 16 miles of drivable roads, life is...
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