Demystifying and destigmatizing grief with compassion and humor. We'll dive into all the ins and outs of grief and loss and meet some guests along the way. If you like Terrible, Thanks for Asking or We Can Do Hard Things, you'll love Good Grief.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 165 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health |
Grief and menopause. What happens when these two massive life transitions collide? In this episode I dive into the under-discussed intersection of menopause and mourning.
Why do hormonal shifts intensify grief symptoms like brain fog, anxiety, and i... more
In this episode, I sat down with Faith Clarke to talk about what should be obvious but often gets lost in the hustle: treating people, especially those who are grieving, as human beings first. We dive into why the corporate world often struggles with... more
TW: mentions of miscarriage
In this deeply touching episode I say down with Emily Hill of Everyday Epiphany to explore the quiet corners of grief we so often avoid; miscarriage, death work, and the stigma that still surrounds both. As a social worke... more
TW: some light swearing
It started with losing his partner to AIDS in the 90s. And turned into a long road of losses that spanned a lifetime.
Bill is a writer from Boston now living in LA. He has a feature film, 'Paradise A Town of Sinners & Saints... more
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I was honored to be a guest on Nikki’s podcast, and her compassion made it such a meaningful experience. She has a beautiful gift for guiding people through their grief journeys and holding space for stories that truly matter.
This podcast makes the grieving process easy and relatable, yes we will all loose our grandparents but after the funeral fades you sort of fade with it. This podcast keeps our loved ones memory alive. I enjoy listening, and sometimes i laugh while crying
A show about grief that isn’t just sorrow? Yes, please! Nikki has a great way of making death and grief approachable and relatable but not miserable. Love it.
Grief is such a beast and it affects each of us differently. And we can grieve so many things (often things other people don’t understand). I love how expansive and supportive this show is.
In a time/culture so afraid to talk about death, it’s so refreshing to find a space like this where grief is discussed with honesty and compassion 🩵
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The content centers around the themes of grief and loss, particularly exploring diverse perspectives and experiences associated with these complex emotions. The host, an end-of-life doula and grief coach, employs a blend of compassion and humor to demystify the narrative surrounding death and grieving processes. Episodes feature personal stories, insights from experts, and discussions on topics including disenfranchised grief, sexual grief, and the societal stigma surrounding death. This podcast stands out for its light-hearted yet profound approach to an often taboo subject, making it relatable and accessible for a wide audience.
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Good Grief with Nikki the Death Doula launched 3 years ago and published 165 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Good Grief with Nikki the Death Doula include:
1. Faith Clarke
2. Emily Hill
3. Bill Robertson
4. Angie Vancise
5. Sharon Laflamme
6. Cortland Mullins
7. Sean Muzzy
8. Jeff Pearson
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