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Stories about chagrin, regret, and being in between.

Stories about hard-won pearls of wisdom.

Stories about cutting your losses, walking away, and starting over.

Hard conversations are the theme of this episode of Worth Repeating. We asked you for stories about broaching difficult subjects with the people close to you and how you did it—or tried to do it. Subscribe for new episodes on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or any podcast app.

Three stories about three very different jobs.

In this episode of the Worth Repeating podcast, four San Antonians tell stories about ghosts, hauntings, and other kinds of remnants live at Texas Public Radio in October. The theme for the next Worth Repeating event is Weeds, stories about pulling up the weeds in your life, smoking weed, or maybe feeling like a weed yourself. Consider submitting a story to tell or join us for the show on November 15. Tickets will be available at tpr.org/wr. Support for Worth Repeating comes from Real Ale brewing company, the 80/20 Foundation, do210.com, and Texas A&M San Antonio.

A peek behind the curtains of how NPR puts its stories together. Weekend Edition's former senior producer Peter Breslow joins us to discuss how he roamed around the world to bring listeners the sounds and stories that they never forgot—from breaking news to snafus. Breslow reveals what it took to build the NPR we know today.

Stories include an estate sale with menstrual products in bulk, apparitions both photogenic and badly dressed, and the need for an exorcism before breakfast.

Stories include a connection to the afterlife using coins, a haunting that followed someone home, and renting an occupied apartment in LA.

The conclusion to September's live storytelling event, "Bail," with an airport trip mishap, a need for more than your diaphragm, and a crazy cat enthusiast in need of a sitter.