
Grief is a fundamental part of being human. Not an easy one, but an inevitable one. Artifacts of Grief is an intentional space of grief sharing. The objects around us are imbued with grief stories. They are tangible vessels of grief. Each episode begins with an object—an artifact of grief—that serves as a conduit to the grief story being shared. By bringing the artifact into the physical space, gr... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

Carly shares the story of grieving that life has turned out differently than expected. Carly longs for a life she has envisioned since she was young. She speaks to the work of making space for grief while engaging in intentional healing. She offers s... more
Yeon Soo shares the story of choosing to reclaim her birth name, after years of going by a name chosen for convenience. She speaks to the intentionality in choosing to go by Yeon Soo again and, in this choice, the two different sets of reality that h... more
Greg deJong shares the story of the unexpected loss of his close friend and business partner, Brett. In the throes of mourning, Greg found an unusual doorway to grief. In welcoming this doorway as an intentional portal to working through grief, Greg ... more
Kenyon shares the story of their loss of a home recently found: New Orleans. They bring with them an object of creation that honours the pain of losing home and the feeling of deeply missing a place. Through their grief story, Kenyon offers space to ... more
Tor shares the story of their journey towards peace, as they continue to work at reconciling the memories of a happy childhood with the reality of hardship and harm. Tor brings an object at once tangibly potent and symbolic of the ways in which what ... more
Kylie Burton—English teacher and writer—shares the story of the loss of her grandparents’ and father’s businesses. Through her grief story, Kylie offers space to consider how the loss of physical places—and the sense memories they hold—can complicate... more
Sylvia—filmmaker and community activist—shares the story of Marigold: their beloved rescue dog. Sylvia brings an object that Marigold wore that now brings her into a space through sound and feel. Through their grief story, Sylvia offers space to thin... more
Elliott Kuss (he/him)—art director and creative—shares the story of his love of video stores and his deep sadness over the death of them. Through his grief story, Elliott offers space to consider the ways nostalgia, understood as grief, creates space... more
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Artifacts of Grief centers on intimate grief narratives anchored by personal artifacts. Across episodes, guests share how objects—ranging from paintings and pipes to travel mementos and family keepsakes—frame memory, belonging, and healing. Conversations weave through themes of displacement, intergenerational trauma, faith, cultural memory, and community support, often framed by art, storytelling, and therapy. A notable strength is its human-centered, artifact-first approach that makes grief tangible and communal, inviting listeners to reflect on their own connections between loss, memory, and the objects around them. The show tends to feature creators, educators, and artists who blend personal narrative with broader cultural or social cont... more
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Recent guests on Artifacts of Grief include:
1. Greg DeYoung
2. Kenyon Burton
3. Sylvia Douglas
4. Carolyn Reny
5. Ashley Meyer
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