Anthropologist Shannon Lee Dawdy set out to interview 100’s of people in the U.S. over 5 years, in order to better understand American death practices.
Continuing my exploration of body disposition options, on this podcast I talk with Emily Nelson of Be a Tree Cremation to get the details on “aquamation” or
What is the so-called “Village Movement,” in California and nation-wide? A way for people to help people, intentionally create community, and keep elders living well
Artist and art therapist Jackie Schuld and I discuss what prompted her to write “Grief is a Mess” and how creating these drawings and texts
In Part II of this conversation with Dr Christopher Kerr, he and I get into some nitty-gritty about what it would take to have more
Dr. Christopher Kerr – hospice and palliative care doctor and researcher – studies and works daily with people who are at the end of their
Listen and learn as funeral director Brie Smith and I discuss Natural Organic Reduction – or “Terramation.” Get a look behind the sensational headlines of
View the video directly on YouTube In Part II of our conversation, Barbara Karnes, RN and I move into talking about some harder questions that
View directly on YouTube Barbara Karnes – hospice pioneer in the US and end-of-life educator extraordinaire – joins me to discuss her background, share her
After the sudden death of his brother, Preston Zeller decided to dive into his grief and his creativity by painting every day for a year.
Join me and Maria Fraietta to hear more about how the Nokbox – or Next of Kin box – could save you a lot of
Jamie Sarche, Director of Pre-Planning at Feldman Mortuary, a family-owned funeral business in Denver, CO discusses the advantages of planning a funeral in advance. Get
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