
Grief is a Sneaky Bitch creator and host Lisa Keefauver is on a mission to reimagine grief one conversation at a time, helping us to center aliveness in a world full of loss.
Yes, this is a podcast all about grief. Since 2019, Lisa and her guests have been exploring the expansiveness and pervasiveness of grief in our lives. Let's face it: 100% of us experience grief, multiple times in our lives. L... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthSociety & CultureHealth & Fitness | |||

In a world overwhelmed by collective trauma and personal grief, how can we rebuild trust, safety, and connection—starting from within? Angela Schellenberg, trauma therapist and expert in attachment and somatic healing joins host Lisa Keefauver as she... more
Sandi Serling, creator and host of Fear Unzipped, joins host Lisa Keefauver to explore the profound connection between grief, love, and spiritual healing. Sandi shares her wisdom on how fear shapes the nervous system, perception, and identity. Togeth... more
Sara Rian joins host Lisa Keefauver for an honest, courageous, and vulnerable conversation exploring the both/and of living, loving, and the devastating grief and trauma we experience in the wake of death by suicide. She has been drawn to grief poetr... more
Marisa Renee Lee returns for a second conversation with host Lisa Keefauver to discuss her powerful new book, Waiting for Dawn, which delves deeply into the nuanced experience of living with ongoing uncertainty, particularly in the context of grief, ... more
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My therapist recommended this podcast after my father's death and I'm finding it really helpful. Sometimes grief feels like being alone and that the world is going on without you and Lisa talks about a lot of these feelings and just knowing that there are other people out there feeling the same way helps with the loneliness.
Lisa, her book, and podcast have helped me more than years of learning and therapy have. Thank you!
Lisa is not only a terrific interviewer and compassionate person, she has guests that will change your life as well as your grief journey. My daughter was murdered in 2024 by her estranged and deranged husband, and the episodes of this podcast have helped me navigate through dark times and profound sadness. My bookshelf is certainly more crowded now with the purchases of the books authored by Lisa and her guests. Can’t recommend this podcast enough!!
I lost two brothers to suicide. This podcast helps me piece together my thoughts that I don’t have words for yet. Every episode is different. Each episode is very informative and spoke from the words of each guest. This is a place that I can go, when I am feeling alone and isolated in my grief. Thank you.
My Mom died this year and listening to your podcast has helped me deal with the many overwhelming feelings - and I also appreciate the encouragement to be kinder to myself in the process. I think of Mom every day and sometimes I want someone to be with me on the journey, and that’s when I listen and learn from you and your many generous guests. Thank you for all that you do for others. It truly helps.
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Conversations centered on grief, healing, and meaning, with guests ranging from therapists and therapists-turned-authors to poets, death doulas, and grief advocates. Episodes frequently explore how grief reshapes identity, relationships, and creative practice, often offering practical language, rituals, and community-based approaches to navigating loss. Notable throughlines include reframing societal norms around grief, the role of storytelling and poetry in processing pain, and actionable guidance for supporters, healthcare professionals, and grievers alike. The show stands out for its compassionate, no-sugar-coating approach, emphasis on aliveness, and willingness to surface uncomfortable truths about how culture handles death and sorrow.... more
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Recent guests on Grief is a Sneaky Bitch include:
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2. Sara Rian
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