Ep. 10: What My Mom Taught Me About Memory-Keeping — A Conversation With Donna
Aug 7, 202620mEp. 11
My mom, Donna, on scrapbooking, memory-keeping, and what she's learned helping clean out the homes of people who've passed.
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Hosted by Maddie Jacobs · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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Postcards for Posterity is a lighthearted, personal-journal-style podcast for moms—and anyone who takes the pictures and holds the stories. If your camera roll is overflowing but your memories feel scattered, you’re in the right place. We’ll talk about staying present while still capturing what matters, building simple rhythms for memory keeping that fit real life, and creating tangible ways to preserve your family story—without pressure, perfection, or digital clutter.Make the memories. Keep the story.Letters from today, for the days ahead.
Maddie Jacobs hosts Postcards for Posterity, a kids show with 11 episodes published.
My mom, Donna, on scrapbooking, memory-keeping, and what she's learned helping clean out the homes of people who've passed.
I recently finished The Art of Making Memories by happiness researcher Meik Wiking — and this episode is about the ideas that hit hardest as a parent of a young child. The reminiscence bump, what the science says about b
I recently finished The Art of Making Memories by happiness researcher Meik Wiking — and this episode is about the ideas that hit hardest as a parent of a young child. The reminiscence bump, what the science says about b
Today’s episode isn’t about a memory-keeping tool or a travel story—it’s about one of the most important parts of living a life worth remembering: the people you live it with. If friendship feels thin right now—or you fe
If you've ever wanted a fun, low-pressure way to make a trip more memorable for your kids — this episode is for you. I'm sharing how two tiny souvenirs from our Japan trip became a creative travel activity, and eventuall
We took the Amtrak Coast Starlight from LA to Seattle with our 10-week-old — and it became one of our most memorable family trips. Show notes | Full itinerary + tips
Yoto isn’t just for kids—it’s a simple way to keep voice memories accessible without screens. Maddie shares how she recorded bedtime stories, made a custom card, and shared ideas for additional personal messages. Show no
Capturing grandparents’ stories can feel overwhelming—so this episode makes it simple. Maddie shares how she used 52 questions, weekly touchpoints or a 4-session build to capture stories and turn them into a keepsake boo
If you have trip scraps—tickets, stickers, postcards, and little “I can’t throw this away” pieces—this episode is for you. Maddie shares a simple method to turn those artifacts into a framed collage you’ll actually displ
This episode is a kinder reset inspired by gap vs. gain: a simple, journal practice—3 gains, 3 intentions, and 1 memory—to help you focus on progress (not perfection) and keep the story as you live it. The Gap and the Ga
If your camera roll is overflowing but you rarely look back, this episode is for you. Maddie shares why Postcards for Posterity exists, what she tried (private Instagram + Chatbooks), and the shift to keeping what matter
Welcome to Postcards for Posterity —a lighthearted, personal-journal podcast for moms (and anyone who takes the pictures and holds the stories). We’ll make the memories and keep the story without living behind a screen.
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