This week I have the pleasure of speaking with Diane Hullet (she/her), death educator, death doula, and founder of Better Life Better Death, about how more open and honest conversations about death, dying, and grief can improve the emotional and mental wellbeing of our society. In part one of our conversation we talk about the need for more conversations about death, why these conversations are important for everyone to have, and how to overcome challenges around getting these conversations started with your loved ones.

This week I return to my conversation with Dianne Hullet, death educator, death doula, and founder of Best Life Best Death. In this part of our conversation, we change things up, and Dianne interviews me about my role at Parting Stone, my own journey into the death profession, and why forward thinking progress in death care is vital. We talk about the value of innovative technologies like solidified remains, and how new options like Parting Stone can help everyone have a better end of life experience.

Diane Hullet had been an English teacher, but once her children launched she decided to become certified by The Conscious Dying Institute as a Sacred Passage Doula and Conscious Dying Educator and Coach. She talks about what a death doula’s role is, and why it’s so different from the traditional ways we deal with death. It’s a profound conversation.

Today we speak with Diane Hullet about coming to terms with Mortality. Diane goes into detail about learning to find peace and death and not fear and how she guides and comforts others during this time.

Maggie Kulyk, CEO and Founder of Chicory Wealth, holds a monthly webinar with financial musings and guest speakers. In August 2021, she hosted Diane, and they discussed finding priorities and meaning through the Best 3 Months process.

Diane talks with Taylor Gallegos about Best Life Best Death.