Mariposa Lightfeather never got much from her parents, Robert Lightfeather and Julie Min.  But thanks to the pandemic, she got their stories.  It’s about time they gave her something.   She’s recording the stories as a podcast before they find out or worse - the pandemic ends and she has to get a job.

This episode is a continuation of part I.  It’s still about my father, Robert Lightfeather, around the mid-1980s, in West Germany.  It’s a study in how little decisions can cause the biggest catastrophes and how the biggest catastrophes are sometimes exactly what you need.

This episode is a continuation of part I.  It’s still about my father, Robert Lightfeather, around the mid-1980s, in West Germany.  It’s a study in how little decisions can cause the biggest catastrophes and how the biggest catastrophes are sometimes exactly what you need.

An American in Munich, Part 2

This one is about my father, Robert Lightfeather, who is 18 years old at the time and the time is 1985.  The place, West Germany.

This one is about my father, Robert Lightfeather, who is 18 years old at the time and the time is 1985.  The place, West Germany.

An American in Munich, Part 1

Episode 1 The Biggest Day of the Pandemic This one is about me, Mariposa Lightfeather I'm 25 and it's April 2021 The place, Seattle

Episode 1 The Biggest Day of the Pandemic This one is about me, Mariposa Lightfeather I'm 25 and it's April 2021 The place, Seattle