
Podcast: #21 Gene Zimmerman – How Poetry Became Healing Work
As his wife slowly succumbed to a drawn-out illness, businessman, spouse and father Gene Zimmerman found himself writing poetry as a way to make sense

As his wife slowly succumbed to a drawn-out illness, businessman, spouse and father Gene Zimmerman found himself writing poetry as a way to make sense

Clutter! Help! What is so-called “Swedish Death Cleaning” and how can these principles help us take charge of the clutter in our homes? Join me

Johanna J Lunn When You Die, director/producer, and I discuss the film “In the Realm of Death and Dreaming” + her next three documentary films about

Author, speaker and grief specialist Gary Roe and I discuss the topic “Grief: It’s Everywhere!” From humanity living with the COVID pandemic to personal losses

Co-creator of The Death Deck, Lori LoCicerco describes how she and Lisa Pahl decided to bring conversations about death to the fore by making a

David Wilcox and I talk about “cardio spelunking” and how creating songs is way to move emotions. Includes an unrecorded song about his father’s death.

Monotasking expert and founder of Juniper Books, Thatcher Wine and I discuss the concepts in his book “The Twelve Monotasks: Do One Thing at a

Hospice nurse and growing public figure (450K TikTok followers, 30K+ on Instagram) Julie McFadden and I discuss the topic, “What Makes a Peaceful Death?” This

What are some of the ways that we can capture family history and stories? Ann Whitehill and I discuss her experience using ancestry.com, and talk about

Jennifer Caroll – author, journalist, biographer, and artist – chats with me about tributes, memoirs and even obituaries. How do people get started? Why bother

Singer songwriter David Wilcox joins me with two unique songs and some ruminations on gratitude, death and love.

Johanna Lunn – director, producer, exquisite human! – talks about the When You Die Project and how the documentary film “In the Realm of Death