In a heartfelt tribute marking the centennial of his mother’s birth, Martin reflects on a journey to Ireland with his surviving siblings - a pilgrimage that unfolded into something far more profound and transformative than he ever anticipated.

His story is accompanied by poetry and literary works that mirror the solemnity, grace and quiet reverence woven throughout this deeply personal episode.

A complete list of the writers and poets from Episode 6 Welcome Home

The story “We Are Here to Walk Each Other Home” by Ramon Gerard Estevez AKA Martin Sheen is included here by granted copyright permission.

Consider This Henry David Thoreau “Don’t underrate the value of fact…”

“Afternoon on a Hill” Edna Saint Vincent Millay

“Blessed Among Us: Fr Daniel Egan” by Robert Ellsberg is included here by granted copyright permission. And we thank the author for this opportunity to share his work.

“Footsteps of Angels” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Consider This A Drawing of God Parable

“Where the Mind is Without Fear” Rabindranath Tagore

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Martin shares a powerful story of resistance in the face of corporate environmental destruction, bringing a deeply human perspective to those on the front lines battling toxic pollution in a rural community. He explores the extraordinary lengths he and local residents are willing to go in their fight for justice and accountability.

His story is followed by a moving collection of poems and literary works celebrating that same indomitable human spirit.

A complete list of the writers and poets from Episode 9 Justice

The story “Protest, Trial & The Santa Claus Defense” by Ramon Gerard Estevez AKA Martin Sheen is included here by granted copyright permission.

Consider This Benjamin Franklin “Tell me…”

“Changed” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

“Blessed Among Us: Mahalia Jackson” by Robert Ellsberg is included here by granted copyright permission. And we thank the author for this opportunity to share his work.

“The Wind” Antonio Machado, with translation by Robert Bly

“Where the Mind is Without Fear” Rabindranath Tagore

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Martin reflects on the origins of his theatrical name change and the lasting ripple effect it carried into the next generation, especially for his sons Emilio and Charlie.

He is later joined at the mic by his daughter Renee for an open and sincere conversation exploring the heart of their relationship, the bond they share, and the joy that continues to connect them.

A complete list of the writers and poets from Episode 4 Identity

The story “What’s In A Name” by Ramon Gerard Estevez AKA Martin Sheen is included here by granted copyright permission.

Consider This Charles Bukowski quote “Genius might be the ability…”

“The Poet as Thief” W.D. Ehrhart

“Where the Mind is Without Fear” Rabindranath Tagore

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