
Listen to young people from different backgrounds have honest conversations about their grief and feelings. We’re all different, but we’ve all got grief in common. Brought to you by Talk Grief, powered by the charity Child Bereavement UK, and hosted by our Youth Team. If you're affected by any issues discussed and would like support, we offer free, UK-wide, accessible online grief support to child... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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For season 5 of Grief in Common, we’re sharing minisodes – shorter episodes focusing on a specific aspect of grief. In this episode, Ben, Abigail and Fran discuss how their grief has changed over time from the initial all-consuming feelings to now be... more
For season 5 of Grief in Common, we’re sharing minisodes – shorter episodes focusing on a specific aspect of grief. In this episode, Abigail, Ella, and Vee talk about different and conflicting emotions they can feel on anniversaries, birthdays, or ot... more
For season 5 of Grief in Common, we’re sharing minisodes – shorter episodes focusing on a specific aspect of grief.
Abigail, Ella, and Vee share their experiences about self-care and how grief changed the ways they look after themselves physically a... more
For season 5 of Grief in Common, we’re sharing minisodes – shorter episodes focusing on a specific aspect of grief.
First up, Abigail, Ella, and Vee share their thoughts about how grief affects their work, school, college, and everyday life from ti... more
Highlights from season 4 of Grief in Common, the youth-led podcast created by our Youth Team of bereaved 13-25 year olds.
Topics we discussed this season included: planning funerals, LGBTQ+ identity discovery, grief support in education, milestones ... more
A few years ago, Ella (22) was bereaved of her best friend and Amy (20) of her mum. In this episode, they reflect on their grief journeys and how they have changed from the first year of survival mode to now being able to look to the future. The conv... more
Toby (20) and Iman (24) were both young carers for their dads from childhood into their teens, and discuss the responsibilities of caring for a seriously ill parent. In this episode, they explore their different grief journeys but also find plenty of... more
Miranda (19), whose dad died when she was 17, talks to her former teacher, Emily, about the grief support she received at school. The conversation covers how to tell the school and teachers, the importance of being as flexible as possible with school... more










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A candid, youth-driven show that centers conversations about grief, loss, and bereavement from the perspective of young people. Across episodes, hosts and guests explore how grief reshapes school, work, family dynamics, identity, and everyday life—from navigating education during bereavement to coping with milestones, mental health, and peer support. The format often features peer-to-peer storytelling, practical coping tips, and emphasis on community resources, with recurring themes around resilience, open conversations, and the importance of accessible support networks in the UK. A standout aspect is the consistent focus on youth empowerment—sharing lived experiences to normalize grief and encourage candid discussions in schools and commun... more
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