
Trauma therapist, writer and podcast host Meghan, found herself on the receiving end of the same treatments she used with her own clients after the death of both her parents within two years of each other. Meghan hosts a weekly discussion with guests who carry personal loss, professional expertise, and a belief that talking about grief and loss helps provide needed support in a world that finds th... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducationSelf-ImprovementMental Health | |||

Alison Larkin is such a gift. She is an English-American, having been born here in the states and then adopted by British parents who raised her across the pond.
These days, she is a comedian, novelist, actress, and audiobook narrator. Her novel, "T... more
Kristina Amelong's brother, Jay, knew from an extremely young age that he was going to die. Not only that, but he predicted how it would happen, and that he would not live to be an adult. Kristina's gripping and gorgeous memoir, "What My Brother Knew... more
I think you all are used to me saying this by now, but I found Timothy Frie online- and stalked him into talking to me. He is fascinating, as is his work, and I think once you listen to this episode you’ll agree.
Timothy Frie is a neuronutrition edu... more
Hospice Nurse Julie (AKA Julie McFadden) is one of my favorite recurring guests. She is an RN/BSN nurse with a passion for education- she believes that people should know about the dying process BEFORE they're actually going through it with a loved o... more
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Meghan has an easy snd hopeful way of holding space, while being direct and still kind. I truly appreciate her.
Meghan, I was so happy to find your podcast, and so dearly wanted to learn—personally and professionally—from your experiences and insights.. But I have listened to 3 episodes with growing frustration. You invite outstanding guests, then talk over them, continuously interrupting their story with your own. Partly this is because of the quality of the audio, so that even when you make normal “I’m listening” vocalizations, it cuts off the other speaker. You are the host; please don’t make it so muc... more
Love Meghan! She makes the conversations so easy and fun. Educational and very insightful all the time.
Love the openness of the host, the engaging conversations, and the deep and heartfelt stories that emerge through her interviews. So grateful to have found this podcast.
I love this podcast. Meghan has such authentic and kind spirit. It comes across really well in her interviews. As a multiple loss survivor, I feel seen and heard listening to these stories that are told. I would recommend this podcast if you are looking for a place where you can make sense of your grief and feel understood this is podcast for you.
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Focusing on the multifaceted experiences of grief, discussions highlight the intersections between personal trauma and professional expertise. The host, who has navigated profound personal loss, invites guests from various fields to share their stories, insights, and innovative approaches to grief and healing. Topics often explored include end-of-life care, the impact of nutrition on emotional health, and the creative expressions surrounding loss, providing a thoughtful platform that demystifies awkward conversations surrounding death and supports listeners through their own grief journeys. The podcast is noted for its heartfelt and relatable discussions, making it a potent resource for anyone looking to understand grief more deeply or conn... more
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Recent guests on Grief Is My Side Hustle include:
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2. Kristina Amelong
3. Tim Frie
4. Julie McFadden
5. John Palfrey
6. Sara Rian
7. Daria Burke
8. Jennifer Pastiloff
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