Wendi Hill

Life in the Sandwich Lane

Kids EN ↓ 2 episodes

Welcome to Life in the Sandwich Lane, a podcast about the messy middle of real life. This is where I’ll be talking about parenting grown kids, caring for aging parents, being married again, running a business, and trying to keep up with all of it in one piece. It’s part heart, part humor, and part “well, here we are.”I’m glad you found your way here.

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Author

Wendi Hill

Category

Kids

Latest episode

May 19, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 2: VP Shunts, ER Wristbands, and the Day I Became the Patient 19.05.2026

Wendi thought she was just taking her 81-year-old dad in for a “simple” VP shunt surgery… and somehow ended up shocked by a rogue outlet, investigated by hospital facilities, and slapped with an ER wristband of her own. In this chaotic episode of Life in the Sandwich Lane , she turns a hospital BOGO—Dad’s brain surgery plus her surprise EKG—into a comedy of errors that every overwhelmed, overcaffe...

Episode 1: Life in the Sandwich Lane Podcast 12.05.2026

In this first episode of Life in the Sandwich Lane , Wendi finally introduces herself…at the end. Timing is everything, right? She sets the stage for what it’s like to live in the “messy middle” of life, caught between caring for aging parents and cheering on young adult kids as they launch into the world. Wendi shares about her 81‑year‑old dad’s NPH diagnosis, the long wait for surgery, and the e...

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