
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 | Twice weekly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 19 days ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||

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
Carolyn Reny (she/her)—a curious person, by nature—shares her experiences with travel. She brings an object that represents the movement through space that has resulted in both loss and change in her life, many times over. Through her grief story, Ca... more
Ashley Meyer—artist and art educator—shares the story of her grandfather: Herman Kinzner (1931-2014). She brings an object that once belonged to him and now is part of her home. Through her grief story, Ashley offers a space to think about the way ob... more
Every Thursday, an artifact serves as a conduit for a grief story. Kylie Burton and Elliott Kuss host Artifacts of Grief, an intentional space of grief sharing that welcomes the messy, complex, ongoing process of grief. In sharing stories of the grie... more
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Apple Podcasts | #87 |










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