
Podcast #143 Telling Our Stories as They Come to a Close with Darnell Lamont Walker
Writer, teacher, artist, filmmaker, and death doula Darnell Lamont Walker is all about the stories we live and share. What truly matters as we spend

Writer, teacher, artist, filmmaker, and death doula Darnell Lamont Walker is all about the stories we live and share. What truly matters as we spend

When Kera’s mom died unexpectedly at age 57, just a few days after Kera had just had a baby, the duality of grieving and mothering

How do we support individuals to do death better? #1 Realize that the medical system isn’t set up to address the gaps for the dying

The HeartLight Center in Denver, CO is a nonprofit grief center offering in-person and online support to those who are grieving or supporting grievers. Executive

Several years ago, film Director Johanna Lunn set out to make a movie about death. What she quickly discovered was that there were enormous amounts

Helen Bauer is one of those people who makes connections and disseminates information in every way she can think of! With 500+ podcast episodes of

I reached out to artist Claudia Biçen when I learned about an installation she had created some years ago that combined the portraits and words

We have probably all attended funerals that we found meaningful – and services that fell flat. What are the parts that make up a meaningful

Nothing like talking to an expert in the field to clarify what truly matters! Sue Mackey has been working for more than 15 years to

Dr. Qwynn Galloway-Salazar brings her experience as a veteran and spouse of a combat veteran straight into her work as a death doula and educator.

This week I have a conversation with none other than an old family friend. And while I love talking to the experts out there, there’s

Amy Nofziger is the Director of Victim Support for the AARP Fraud Watch Network and has nearly two decades of experience in fraud prevention and