I was born in Boston and I was raised outside of Boston. But I do love to start my interviews way back at the very beginning, so I'd love to hear about where you were born and raised.ĭoree Shafrir: Sure.
Sarah Enni: And we're gonna get into your podcasting and your debut novel, all of it.
So excited to ask you about Thanks For Waiting your memoir, which just came out, which was such a pleasure to read. Sarah Enni: So hi Doree, how are you doing today?ĭoree Shafrir: Hi Sarah. Okay, now please sit back, relax and enjoy my conversation with Doree Shafrir. Go to and click on Shop to see stickers, t-shirts, mugs, notebooks, all kinds of fun stuff that not only will make you look fresh and fabulous this summer, but it helps keep this show independent and free. I'm also so excited that First Draft merch is now available on the website. You can also sign up for the First Draft newsletter to make sure you never miss an episode and to hear about news and upcoming events. You can also go to the website to check out the show notes for this episode and every episode, which has links to everything that we talk about.įirst Draft is an affiliate of, so when you buy books through the links on the website, it helps to support the show and independent bookstores at no additional cost to you. If you'd like to support First Draft, a quick and easy way to do that is by subscribing to the podcast wherever you're listening right now and by leaving a rating and review on Apple podcasts. I loved what Doree had to say about learning to live on her own timetable, how podcasts serve a fundamental part of the human experience, showing people that they're not alone, and the counter-intuitive way that Doree found to lower the stakes in her own life. Doree joins us to talk about her debut memoir, Thanks For Waiting: The Joy (& Weirdness) of Being a Late Bloomer. This week I'm talking to Doree Shafrir, co-host of the Forever 35 podcast, and author of Startup.
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