The Nth Degree

By: Natalie Patton
  • Summary

  • I’m Natalie Patton and this is The Nth Degree, a storytelling show that’s meant to feel like you’re at the intersection of a literary bar and an intimate conversation. Each season, through stories, I’m going to explore a single topic to the nth degree. By that I mean I’m going to examine the topic to its furthest reaches in hopes that I can understand it better. This season, the topic is death and grief and all the things a person who experiences those might experience and feel and wonder about.
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Episodes
  • "Conversation with: Mom"
    Oct 30 2024

    When my mom died, I somehow had the foresight to export the text messages with her that were on my burner phone. This is the story of how that idea came about, and what happened after I got the 219-page PDF. Written and read by Natalie Patton with music composed for the episode by Phil Giraldi.

    "Conversation with: Mom" continues the first season of The Nth Degree exploring death and grief and all the confusing details therein.

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    14 mins
  • "All Spikes and No Majesty"
    Aug 28 2024

    Written and read by Natalie Patton, the story in episode four recounts a memory of a curious cactus in a nondescript pot and the strange ritual of collecting a body.

    This continues this season of The Nth Degree exploring death and grief and all the confusing details therein.

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    8 mins
  • Part 3: "The Slippery Nature of Time"
    Jul 28 2024

    With words by Natalie Patton and music bed by the band Scale Worms, this story is a meditation on time, memory and loss told across three parts. Here: part 3 of "The Slippery Nature of Time."

    The conclusion to this story digs deeper into the pain of loss and the euphoria of life. While the story isn't tied up neatly with a bow, it does come to some kind of more full understanding.

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    8 mins

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