
How can our hardest chapters teach us how to live? Good Grief, hosted by Emmy-nominated television host, fitness entrepreneur, bestselling author, and widow, Amanda Kloots, is a heartfelt exploration into what happens after life changes forever. Through conversations with celebrities, experts, and everyday people, Amanda takes a look at the many forms of grief we experience: the loss of a loved on... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsHealth & FitnessMental HealthSociety & Culture | |||

This week, Amanda sits down with Kaitlyn Bristowe for an honest conversation about grief that never fully leaves you and how it can still become beautiful.
Kaitlyn opens up about losing her childhood best friend, Lindsay, at 18 years old and how she... more
Amy Purdy was a Paralympic medalist and the runner-up on Dancing With the Stars. She spent 20 years rebuilding her life after losing both legs, her kidneys, her spleen, and the hearing in her left ear at 19. Then, a prosthetic injury cut off the bloo... more
This week, Amanda’s dear friend Ricki Lake joins Good Grief for an emotional and hopeful conversation about losing her husband, losing her home, and learning to start over. Ricki opens up about the loss of her late husband, Christian, to suicide afte... more
Grief is sneaky. And moving on from it can feel like betraying the person you lost.
On this week’s episode of Good Grief, Amanda sits down with Rabbi Steve Leder for a conversation about grief and loss that refuses to be tidy - and about why "gettin... more
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This show centers on navigating life after loss, featuring intimate conversations with celebrities, experts, and everyday people who share how grief has shaped their choices, work, and relationships. Across episodes, listeners hear vulnerable stories about the many forms of grief—whether it's the death of a loved one, a marriage, a career, or a dream—and practical strategies for living with that grief in a constructive way. Guests often discuss rituals, therapy, community support, authentic storytelling, and turning painful experiences into growth, with recurring themes of resilience, presence, and the idea that grief can coexist with meaning and forward momentum. A standout aspect is the recurring framing of grief as a teacher and the host... more
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