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Katy Sewall

Seattle
As seen in: KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA), BBC, Here & Now Anytime, Pacific NW Magazine, Scottish Daily Record, Cascade PBS
Radio Host, Writer, Podcast Consultant and Storyteller. Senior Producer/Co-host of The Bittersweet Life podcast. Subscribe: apple.co/1DwocQe
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Inside Seattle radio host's decades-long pen pal friendship with late novelist Tom Robbins

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By Katy Sewall
| KUOW-FM (Seattle, WA) Verified
The beloved Northwest author Tom Robbins once wrote: Solitude can be quite romantic, and if one spends too much time in the company of others, one finds oneself having only secondhand thoughts. It is a notion that could have appeared in one of his playful and philosophical novels, or even in his memoir "Tibetan Peach Pie." Instead, he wrote those words in a letter.
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The Literary Magic of a Roman Hotel on Apple Podcasts

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By Katy Sewall
| Apple Podcasts
What makes a place magical? A lot of factors can go into it, but one of them is certainly, as author Jess Walter puts it, when "history connects with the experience you're having." In this case, he's talking about the Hotel Donna Camilla Savelli, the very hotel where we are hosting our magical Roman Adventure this October.
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Diary of an Au Pair (with Isidora Salcedo) on Apple Podcasts

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By Katy Sewall
| Apple Podcasts
What's it like to move in with a family you've never met, in a foreign city you've never been to, to take care of children that are not your own? Turns out it can vary vastly, from finding your "second family" and sobbing when its time to leave, to being treated like a prisoner without even the freedom to decide what and when to eat.
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