Joanna P. Basile
'The Touch'
The story of the Rock 'n' Roll chef & his biggest fan, an adventurous death and unconditional love.
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Joanna P. Basile
Jul 11, 20212 min read
Living In "After"
And on this curious journey called After, there isn’t a magical place to rest. Sitting in the seat of consciousness is the only way.
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Joanna P. Basile
Mar 26, 20215 min read
Moving Home
A story of moving, and learning that home was never that far away after all.
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Joanna P. Basile
Dec 1, 202010 min read
Tear Down The Wall
Who knew that a prog-rock concept album born of a spitting incident would become one of the most significant albums of my life.
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Joanna P. Basile
Oct 16, 20206 min read
The End of The Road
You were a writer so I am going to write for you.
Rest In Peace, Vaughn.
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Joanna P. Basile
Oct 8, 20208 min read
The Karma Police
An unsuspecting woman was rattled awake by someone attempting to get into her home late last night. That woman was me.
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Joanna P. Basile
Aug 8, 20207 min read
Grief and a Gratitude List
First time I was able to write about my father since his death a year ago. It's a story of conditional parenting and unconditional love.
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Joanna P. Basile
May 23, 20203 min read
Rescue Day
Saved by a rescue. The tale of how I walked into a hockey game and walked out with the love of my life.
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Joanna P. Basile
Apr 11, 20204 min read
Bang Bang Shrimp & The Corona Blues
Bang Bang Shrimp & The Corona Blues. Who knew it'd be home-cooked Chinese and a blues legend to get the words flowing again.
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Joanna P. Basile
Mar 18, 20207 min read
Did Happiness Prevail?
Some of the research was compelling, but after awhile I began to see this more as my personal social experiment. I started to see a pattern.
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Joanna P. Basile
Mar 13, 20206 min read
East Nashville, With Love
Exploded transformers, downed electrical wires and gas leaks make it feel apocalyptic. You feel helpless, and it becomes isolating.
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