Need a break from reality?

Yes?

Then step into the world of a mother whose life only really began after the toppling of the Twin Towers. People Who Knew Me delivers a thought-provoking story that grapples with matters of identity, secrets, and a mother's devotion

Central to the story is the historically tragic event of 9/11, which serves as the backdrop for Connie's double life as Emily in New York. Once you tune in, you’ll follow both her haunting past and her present struggle with breast cancer, the dual narrative serves as a great way to keep you on your toes and clamoring for more.

Connie’s journey rightly captures the emotional turmoil that comes with a cancer diagnosis and the strain it puts on relationships. It doesn’t take long to become intimately familiar with Connie as she is compelled to confront her past, a life she hasn't told anyone about, not even her daughter.

The bottom line is this: If you’re looking for a podcast that probes into the complexities of secrets, identity, and the lengths one would go to protect their loved ones, People Who Knew Me needs to make its way to the top of your listening queue. With its engaging and emotional narrative – one you’re told is entirely dramatized – you can’t help but reflect on your own decisions and the consequences that could follow them.

Have a listen and share what you think.

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