As we age, one of the biggest things we need is social connections! This week on the BLBD podcast, social media tutor and trainer Joyce
Emerson Lee shares a view of dementia that broadens how we perceive the loss of cognitive abilities – and thus might shift how we deal
Hospice Nurse Penny is everywhere on social media with her fast-paced, humorous, informative commentary – through which she offers education about death and dying. As
When Susan Elliott’s mother was at home on hospice, she was cared for by her husband and adult children. These primary caregivers received a great
Jennifer and I talk about this rare treat of the book she created! Intimate, never preachy; concrete but not a self-help book; art-sy but so
In this Bonus Episode #1, I tell you more about why I interviewed these people, and they each share more about themselves and their work.
Lisa Pahl and Lori LoCicero met when Lori’s husband was dying, in his 40s. Together, they realized they could create a tool to help families
Carrie is a doula and a sister to a man with disabilities. She wants people to consider how communication, comprehension and pain management are different
Talking with Cheryl made me more keenly aware of the ripple effect that donations have in the world. Organ, eye and tissue donations are life-saving.
Shane Phillips, a “finance guy” who is no stranger to grief and loss, dives into some big questions with me this week. We discuss how
Yvonne Caputo felt compelled to write about her experiences with her father and family. She wrote “Flying with Dad: A Daughter. A Father. And the
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