
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 | Weekly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthSociety & Culture | |||

Death doula and storyteller Darnell Lamont Walker joins host Lisa Keefauver for the second time on the show. Since their last conversation, Darnell has reflected on the stories of his work and his life, offering them up in his poignant and powerful n... more
Naila Francis joins host Lisa Keefauver for a tender and magical conversation on the sacred nature of grief. Naila begins by acknowledging an experience of grief too often ignored—the anger that arises when the person who died was someone with whom y... more
Charlene Lam joins host Lisa Keefauver for an in-depth and intimate conversation about the aspects of grief we long to explore but so rarely do in our daily life. Just as she does in her gorgeous book, Curating Grief: A Creative Guide to Choosing Wha... more
Nina Rodriguez joins host Lisa Keefauver to explore aspects of grief too often ignored, particularly focusing on sibling loss and the the societal stigmas surrounding addiction-related deaths. Nina shares the impact of unexpected loss, the importance... more
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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.
Dear Lisa,
Your show is truly a gift that has saved me. My dad passed away way too soon at age 77 in February of 2023. He went in the hospital with double pneumonia and died 2 weeks later. My sisters and mom held him as he took his last breath. The trauma, tragedy and grief of that drowned me , but your show threw me a life preserver. Your messages and guidance has helped me to feel seen and heard in this grief illiterate country we live in. Thank you for your compassionate , deeply caring appro... more
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Conversations revolve around the complexities of grief, addressing not just the expected losses but also less conventional ones, such as those stemming from addiction, serious illness, and societal pressures. The dialogue emphasizes the importance of developing a language around grief to help individuals articulate their experiences. Unique to this series is the host's personal journey—balancing her experiences as a social worker, widow, and cancer survivor—along with the insights shared by diverse guests including authors, healthcare professionals, and grief activists. The overall aim is to foster a culture of understanding, compassion, and curiosity about grief, encouraging listeners to navigate their own challenges of loss with resilienc... more
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Recent guests on Grief is a Sneaky Bitch include:
1. Darnell Lamont Walker
2. Naila Francis
3. Nina Rodriguez
4. Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer
5. Sah D'Simone
6. Michelle Hord
7. Hui-Wen Sato
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