Headstone with Pete Wright

A well-lived life deserves a great last line.Headstone is a podcast about legacy—not the kind etched in marble, but the kind we carry in memory, in laughter, in the stories we tell long after someone’s gone.Hosted by Pete Wright, Headstone uses one deceptively simple question—What do you want on your headstone?—to explore the lives behind the legacies. In each episode, guests reflect on meaning, mortality, creativity, failure, grief, and joy, finding humor and humanity in the messy middle of it all. It’s not a show about death. It’s a show about life—and the words we hope will outlast us.Because sometimes, the story that survives you… is the best one you ever told.

Headstone with Pete Wright is a society podcast hosted by TruStory FM, with 11 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

TruStory FM hosts Headstone with Pete Wright, a society show with 11 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Chris Schembra: The Strange Mercy of a Good Middle

  May 23, 20261h 4mS0

  <p>This is the last conversation of my first season, and I almost didn’t finish it.</p><p>Chris Schembra came to me the way the best guests do, as a name pressed into my hand by someone I trust. Aliza Kline told me I needed to talk to him, and Aliza is rarely wrong about people. What I didn’t expect was how quickly the conversation would stop being about him.</p><p>On paper, Chris is the gratitude guy: the 7:47 dinners, the pasta, the rooms full of leaders he teaches to thank the people they have forgotten to t...

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  Episode #9

  Dr. Nachi Felt: Always Becoming

  Nov 29, 202552 minS0

  <p>Sometimes at fifteen, sometimes much later, we finally stop running from ourselves. We sit down and ask the quiet but impossible question: Who do I want to be?</p><p>This conversation begins with a name. I first knew him as Michael — the professional veneer that felt safe, pronounceable, uncontroversial. But today he is Nachi, reclaiming the Hebrew name that always held the truer story of identity. That shift, simple on the surface, opens a portal into something tender and universal: how identity is shaped not by the roles we play, but by the courage to show who we re...

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  Episode #8

  James Ochoa: The Storm Chaser

  Nov 1, 20251h 6mS0

  <p>Some people study chaos because they have to. Others because they can’t look away.</p><p>James Ochoa has spent his life inside both camps—born into a noisy, loving, impossibly crowded family, raised amid the unpredictable rhythms of mental illness and grace, and shaped by a series of accidents and near misses that could have ended him. Instead, they gave him a reason to begin again.</p><p>For more than three decades, James has been a counselor, teacher, and writer—founder of The Life Empowerment Center in Austin, Texas—helping adults with ADHD navigate the emotional turbulen...

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  Episode #7

  The Generous Goodbye with Aliza Kline

  Oct 11, 20251h 7mS0

  <p>Aliza Kline has built her life around connection—the kind that happens when people gather around a table, or descend beneath the surface of the water, or find themselves saying “yes” to something unexpected. For over two decades, she’s created institutions that made those moments possible: Mayyim Hayyim, the reimagined mikveh in Boston, and OneTable, the social platform that’s helped more than a million people share Shabbat dinner. Her work has changed how Jewish ritual lives in the modern world—and how people connect to each other through it.</p><p>And now, she’s walked away.</p><p>In this c...

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  Episode #6

  Building Cathedrals from Dry Erase with Rob Kubasko

  Sep 27, 202555 minS0

  <p>Step into Rob Kubasko’s office and you’ll find a reliquary of light and story: Iron Man’s helmet, a model of the USS Enterprise, a Phantom of the Opera music box. To the untrained eye, it’s a collection of toys. To Rob, it’s a theory about how humans work: that play isn’t the opposite of seriousness, it’s the method for reaching it.</p><p>This week, Rob opens up about the moments that shaped that worldview—growing up with humor as both a defense and a bridge, standing at the wake of a childhood bully...

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