A Place of Yes | A Grief Podcast
Bright Sighted“A Place of YES” is a podcast about using your grief to create something good. The non-profit Jake’s Help From Heaven releases weekly episodes showcasing the good that has been done in the 14 years since Jake’s death. You’ll meet mothers who know Heather’s grief and her joy. You’ll get to know the children that have been helped by Jake and you’ll meet the people who have helped make all of this jo... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||
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Latest Episodes
What happens when you lose someone you love to suicide? How do you even begin to process a loss that feels impossible to carry? In this episode, Heather sits down with Madison Reuter, who opens up about losing her ex-partner, Regis, to suicide after ... more
MacKenzie Zarzycki’s mother checked herself into the hospital for what she thought was COVID-19 shortly after she was on life support.
In this episode of A Place of Yes, MacKenzie, host of the tourism podcast Destination Saratoga All Access, shares ... more
Picture this—a packed restaurant, margaritas flowing, and a room full of people who love Jake. That’s Cantina Day.
It’s more than just a tradition—it’s a celebration of his life, a space to share memories, and a reminder that grief doesn’t have to b... more
What if the right piece of equipment could restore someone's independence? Heather sits down with Joe Keiderling, the heart and mind behind Rifton Equipment, to discuss how their adaptive designs are more than just tools—they’re lifelines.
From help... more
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Apple Podcasts5Jake11144
United States2 months ago - To death do us part
I lost my sister in October of this year. She lived with cancer for 12 years. She had breast cancer, ovarian cancer, then it moved to her leg and finally to her abdomen. The most beautiful thing about our process is the love that was lavished on her from her family but most importantly her husband. He truly was committed to death do them part. Thanks
Apple Podcasts5LoveGwen2024United States2 months ago - Thank you!!
In a world full of podcasts, finding this gem feels like stumbling upon a hidden treasure.
Apple Podcasts5LGryzUnited States9 months ago - All the feels
I laugh and I cry every episode. Whether you have a special needs person in your life or not it is a great little story.
Apple Podcasts5TabMon210United States10 months ago - Amazing!
Wonderful podcast for an even more wonderful organization!
Apple Podcasts5Amy PolchinskiUnited States10 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #97 |  Netherlands/Society & Culture/Personal Journals |
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