
Ask a Death Doula Podcast is a weekly show hosted by Hospice and Oncology nurse Suzanne B. O’Brien. Suzanne is the CEO and founder of International Doulagivers Institute. This is a vital platform for discussions and interviews that will bring back death into the natural fold of life. Ask a Death Doula will share vital education on how to care for those who are dying as well as sharing inspiring st... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

Are Men and Veterans Being Left Alone in Grief and at the End of Life?
Or Are We Asking Them to Carry Their Pain in Silence?
There is a quiet truth in end-of-life care that is rarely spoken about: many men—and especially veterans—carry grief, traum... more
Is End-of-Life Pain Really Being Managed?
Or Are Families Being Asked to Do the Impossible Without Training?
There is a quiet truth in end-of-life care that many families discover too late: pain is often misunderstood, mismanaged, or missed entirel... more
In this episode of Ask a Death Doula, Suzanne O’Brien shares a heartfelt reflection on this moment in humanity—and a special announcement:
Doulagivers Life Café is now meeting weekly, live, free, and globally. Life Café was born during the COVID pan... more
As we close out 2025, Suzanne B. O’Brien, RN shares a heartfelt Year in Review for the Doulagivers Institute, reflecting on three extraordinary milestones that are helping transform end-of-life care around the world. This episode honors what’s possib... more
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It’s hard to listen to her knowing she’s making videos wishing people to “hurry up and die” or for people to “croak”. Very scary.
I just started training as an EOLD in canada and found Suzanne through the Shift network. I ordered her book today and I have learned so much today listening to her podcast! Thanks for sharing your wisdom with the world and making death a sacred time.
Comforting, empowering and always uplifting. I learn something with each listen.
Thank you for creating this podcast! I didn’t know this was something I needed to hear. I listened to every episode and now I am not afraid to start learning about about death and the end of life process.
I am currently exploring the field. A video just happened to come across my feed and I’ve been researching ever since! With my past and loved ones pasts I want to, at the very LEAST, provide knowledge, options, and so much more to my OWN family! This podcast provides great information, even for those who just plan to help themselves and/or their family.
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Discussions and interviews focus on bringing death back into the natural fold of life, emphasizing the importance of education and compassionate care for the dying. The show features inspiring stories from the host's extensive experience working at the bedside of over 1000 dying individuals, offering practical insights and strategies for end-of-life care. Topics usually revolve around holistic support, grief, personal narratives surrounding death, and the significance of open conversations about mortality. Listeners gain valuable knowledge about caregiving, the role of end-of-life doulas, and the emotional and spiritual aspects of death, making it a unique and potentially transformative experience for individuals interested in end-of-life c... more
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Recent guests on Ask a Death Doula include:
1. Adam Daviau
2. Michelle Donaldson
3. Lee Webster
4. Jo Dagless
5. John Kenney
6. Nya Chambless
7. Darren Evans
8. Karen Midlo
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