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Kate Stone

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  • Comedy Programmer, Hampshire Cultural Trust
  • Head of Comedy, VAULT
United Kingdom
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Award-winning comedy writer. Head of Comedy at VAULT. She/her.
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A Hunt to Remember and A Tradition to Protect

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By Kate Stone Verified
| Courier Journal Verified
The morning of our hunt started out quiet in the woods. The week before, the turkeys had been hammering on the roost, but this morning we heard maybe three gobbles from what we suspected were the same two birds. After a while of not hearing anything else we headed their direction. Being in rugged north Alabama, we had to hike up a hill where we sat, waited and called. For about an hour, we heard nothing. It was a chilly morning, which I took for granted at that point in the season.
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I Wrote My Debut Novel About a Father and Daughter. My Dad Died Before It Came Out (Exclusive)

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By Kate Stone Verified
| People Verified
Kate and her dad at the Indy 500 in 2018. Credit : courtesy of Kate Clark Stone The Indianapolis 500 is part of my childhood, so it made sense to write a book about it. I’ve attended almost every Indy 500 since 1990, and until 2023, all of them side-by-side with my dad and my sister. I started my first novel when I was desperate to feel like the me I used to be.
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Why Gen X’s ‘quiet inheritor’ status deserves your attention

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By Kate Stone Verified, Australian Philanthropic
| Philanthropy Australia
As headlines explore the intergenerational wealth transfer, the narrative often centres on “next gen” inheritors, typically imagined as tech-savvy, purpose-driven 30-somethings. But this framing misses a critical truth: the next decade of wealth transfer will not be led by Gen Z or even Millennials. Instead, Generation X will be at the forefront.
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