Sun, 5 October 2008  When his wife walks out on him, Gabriel Cohen is stunned: "I didn't call out, didn't follow her to the door, I just lay down on the couch... as if I was settling into the coffin of our marriage."In this week's podcast, Laurie1 conducts a compelling interview with Mr. Cohen, author of Storms Can't Hurt the Sky: A Buddhist Path Through Divorce. The New York Times called it “Personal and quietly startling.” Click on the red button to listen. Write soon: chat@divorcingdaze.com. 
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Two New York City women, Laurie and Laurie, share their adventures in divorce in this unique podcast, always over a glass of wine. Or three. Funny, sexy, honest and uncensored. Also starring Bubba, the 200 lb. dog.
There are three sides to every divorce story. Her side, his side and the Truth. Consequently, any resemblance to any events or persons, living or dead, here, there and everywhere and across the universe, are purely coincidental. This is my life, this is my story. Void where prohibited. For recreational use only. Some assembly required. Sanitized for my protection.
Frazier gets a mailgram from Lilith asking for a divorce.
In these clips from the classic "The Odd Couple," see two different versions of the divorce story, first as Blanche remembers, then Oscar's recollection. Then, finally, Felix checks in with his version.
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