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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.

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Toni Akin
Public sector professional with over 20 years of experience advocating for education and mental health support, and a community advocate for affordable housing.
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Episode: 147. Resilience & Opportunity: How Community Support Shapes Lives: A Conversation with Toni Akin
Kelly Kirk
High school nutrition and wellness teacher, IFBB bodybuilding pro, and founder of 222Muscle, The Sofia Graham Foundation.
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Episode: 146. Building Strength After Loss: How Fitness Helped Kelly Kirk Transform Grief into Purpose
Diane Carbo
Registered nurse with over 50 years of experience in caregiving and grief support.
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Episode: 145. From Nurse to Grief Guide: Diane Carbo on Turning Loss into Caregiver Support
Jeff Loving
Author of 'Holding On to the Light', sharing his journey of loss and healing through the experiences of miscarriage.
Episode: 144. The Forgotten Grief: How Men Experience Miscarriage with J.S. Loving
Faith Clarke
Coach helping organizations prioritize human-centered work environments
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Episode: 140. Human First: Rethinking Grief and Work with Faith Clarke
Emily Hill
Hospice social worker and chaplain, author, and public speaker
Episode: 139. Stigmatized Grief, Miscarriage, and the Sacred Work of Dying; A Conversation with Emily Hill
Bill Robertson
A writer from Boston, currently living in LA, who has lost many close friends and family members.
Episode: 138. Love, Loss, and Legacy Bill Robertson on AIDS, Spirituality, and Storytelling
Angie Vancise
An author and survivor of grief.
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Episode: 137. Author Angie (A.D) Vancise on compound grief
Sharon Laflamme
Creator and founder of Creating Serenity Now, expert in somatic experiencing and healing.
Creating Serenity Now
Episode: 136. Somatic Experiencing with Sharon Laflamme

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Nikki Smith
End-of-life doula, grief coach, and advocate for open discussions about grief and loss, Nikki shares her personal experiences alongside her professional insights.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 49 ratings
  • A Must Listen

    If you are not already listening to Nikki, what are you doing? This podcast is so important for all walks of life - to navigate the complexities of life after death, grief, and how we as humans can continue to grow and support one another during one of the most difficult seasons in anyone’s life.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J.S.Loving
    United Statesa month ago
  • A safe space!

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Angdv123
    Canada4 months ago
  • Laughing So Hard I’m Crying

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Miss Graham
    United States5 months ago
  • Unexpected delight

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    beckymollenkamp
    United States5 months ago
  • Super helpful and insightful

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HLVP
    United States6 months ago

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The podcast creates a safe space for conversations that are often stigmatized in society, facilitating support and healing.
Personal stories from both the host and guests resonate deeply with the audience, contributing to a sense of community.
Many praise the authenticity and vulnerability displayed throughout the episodes, enhancing relatability and trust.
Listeners appreciate the compassionate and humorous approach to discussing grief, making heavy topics feel more accessible.

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147. Resilience & Opportunity: How Community Support Shapes Lives: A Conversation with Toni Akin
Q: Do you fear death?
I don't fear death at all. It's a part of life, and it's God's plan for me.
147. Resilience & Opportunity: How Community Support Shapes Lives: A Conversation with Toni Akin
Q: Do you think lack of resources and a lack of ability to find an affordable home for people creates its own form of grief?
Yes, there is a grief of economic insecurity that affects many people today.
147. Resilience & Opportunity: How Community Support Shapes Lives: A Conversation with Toni Akin
Q: Do you feel like, you know, with the loss of your nephew at such a young age from suicide, did you experience a lot of that?
Yes, in my immediate family, we no longer talk about it, and I've felt the pain of that silence.
143. From Loss to Legacy: Navigating Grief and Estate Planning with Karen Tarnopol Schultz
Q: What one piece of advice would you give somebody who isn't approaching end of life, who might be young and healthy?
Just getting organized, really asking yourself, do I need this book? Do I need this paper?
144. The Forgotten Grief: How Men Experience Miscarriage with J.S. Loving
Q: If you're comfortable, walk us through a little bit of your journey of what it was like. You had two early losses.
Jeff discusses the emotional turmoil and the challenges faced after losing two sons to miscarriage, highlighting the societal expectations placed on men to remain stoic and supportive at the expense of their own grief.

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4. Jeff Loving
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