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Grief
Mental Health
Brain Cancer
Glioblastoma
Friendship
Pregnancy Loss
Caregiving
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Terminal Brain Cancer
Therapy
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Rehabilitation
Parenting
Postpartum Depression
Cancer
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Jordy Glassner
Grief Street
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Termination For Medical Reasons

Welcome to Grief Street! What happens when two lifelong friends and therapists experience grief in the forms of late-term baby loss and terminal brain cancer? A podcast exploring all things grief, loss and the human experience! Your hosts, Jordy Glassner, LMFT, and Erica Rozmid, PhD ask each other the messy, scary questions and invite guests and experts to join them in the vulnerability by sharing... more

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Hey guys, six months since Jordy. Hank and Erica get real about how a grief wave can hit out of nowhere right when life finally starts feeling normal again, and why "easier" doesn't mean "easy." They talk about losing the caregiver identity, forgetti... more

The night we recorded this would have been Jordy and Hank's 6-year wedding anniversary. So naturally, we decided to record a podcast after an exhausting, emotional day in Palm Springs. We react to Jordy's Celebration Of Life and if it brought us clos... more

Jordana “Jordy” Rachel Glassner (née Epstein) was born on January 9, 1992, to Susan and Iro Epstein. She was a devoted daughter and a cherished sister to Ari Epstein and Jonathan Epstein.

Jordy attended Riverside Drive Elementary School, where she m... more

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Celebration of Jordy’s Life on Monday, February 9th, 2026, 10:00am PT, at Adat Ari El, 12020 Burbank Blvd, Valley Village, CA 91607. The service will be livestreamed on Jordy’s page at www.goldmanfuneralgroup.com. Per Jordy’s wishes... more

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Recent Guests

Kayleigh Summers
Survivor of amniotic fluid embolism and advocate for those experiencing birth trauma.
The Birth Trauma Mama
Episode: Birth Trauma Mama: What Makes The Work Worth It?
Ryan Khan
Longtime friend of Jordy and Erica, who lost a parent early in life
Episode: Jordy’s Rehab Journey + How Losing a Dad Early vs. Later In Life Shapes You
Nicole Thompson
Childhood friend of Jordy, who also experienced the loss of her father
Episode: Jordy’s Rehab Journey + How Losing a Dad Early vs. Later In Life Shapes You
Luke Barnett
Filmmaker and actor who created 'The Crossing Over Express' which went viral
Episode: Luke Barnett: How 'The Crossing Over Express' Went Viral + Jordy's 3rd Brain Surgery Update
Caroline Cray
Guest discussing mast cell activation syndrome
Episode: I Can Only Eat Two Foods: Surviving On Oats & Baby Formula (feat. Caroline Cray)
Benji Goldman
Funeral Director
Goldman Funeral Group
Episode: Exploring The Business of Death While Embracing Jordy’s New Hope
Lindsay Firestone
Advocate for glioblastoma awareness and widow of Marc Firestone.
Episode: Jordy LIVE From The Hospital & Glioblastoma Awareness Day (feat. Lindsay Firestone)
Emma Belle
Advocate and founder of TFMR Mamas, a community supporting parents with pregnancy loss.
TFMR Mamas
Episode: The Last Day: A Boston Farewell & The TFMR Mama (feat. Emma Belle)
Debi Frankle
Grief specialist and clinical supervisor
Episode: Jordy’s Emotional Goodbye & The Best Grief Expert We Know (feat. Debi Frankle)

Hosts

Erica Rozmid
Co-host of Grief Street; PhD and licensed therapist with a focus on grief and trauma.
Jordy Glassner
Co-host of Grief Street; LMFT and licensed therapist specializing in bereavement and family systems.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 124 ratings
  • Raw, heartbreaking, and vulnerable

    Thank you both for sharing this deeply raw and personal experience. The way you’ve navigated this situation as best friends is incredible. Sending so much love and strength to both of you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Yofigirl
    United Statesa year ago
  • Amazing Pod

    Love you both and this podcast! Wait anxiously for each episode and love the way you support each other. Hoping Jordy gets some better news in the months to come. Xoxo

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cgycfycfcgyctct
    United States2 years ago
  • Thanks

    I’m so grateful to have found your podcast. ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    3510yogi
    United States2 years ago
  • Comforting, Insightful and Relatable

    So grateful for this podcast. I lost my son at 27 years old to brain cancer in May 2023. My drive to work on Mondays is much less lonely with a new episode of Grief Street. It gives me a better understanding of the grief my son and his fiancé as well as my husband were experiencing during my sons illness. It has helped me process some thought that weigh heavy on my mind.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    555316
    United States2 years ago
  • Thank you from a fellow brain cancer survivor

    Jordy, Erica, and Hank; I truly can’t express how much this show has helped me in my own journey. Thank you for your vulnerability and not shying away from sharing the hard conversations/topics. Sending big hugs your way!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kelseystokstad
    United States2 years ago

Listeners Say

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The banter between Jordy and Erica is highlighted as a comforting balance to heavy topics.
Many appreciate practical grief insights and the inclusion of guests with diverse experiences.
Listeners value the vulnerable, honest conversations and the sense of community when navigating grief.

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A Walk Down Grief Street
Q: What has that been like for you?
It's the worst, because you know that there's nothing you can really do.
A Walk Down Grief Street
Q: How do you integrate that? How do you think about that? How do you feel?
I'm really grateful that I got diagnosed at the ER, because I think if I had had enough time to really think about what was happening, my anxiety would have taken over.
You Gotta Fight For Trans Rights (feat. Era Steinfeld)
Q: What should friends or loved ones say to someone transitioning?
Show up as they ask to be supported, acknowledge their trust in sharing their identity, and engage in self-education on trans issues.
You Gotta Fight For Trans Rights (feat. Era Steinfeld)
Q: What would you want to say to your younger self during difficult times?
I would affirm a lot of my choices to seek safety and community, and advise to trust the process of transition without rushing to give answers to others.
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Q: What would you tell yourself before making a major medical decision?
Relax, you have time to explore other options before making a rash decision.

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What is Grief Street about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two therapist friends explore grief through intimate conversations about late-term baby loss, terminal illness, and the everyday realities of navigating loss with humor and honesty. The show blends personal storytelling with expert insight, inviting guests to share experiences around caregiving, memory, and healing, while offering practical perspectives for coping, communicating, and supporting others through grief. Recurring themes include identity after loss, how communities rally around those who are grieving, and how to balance candid vulnerability with hope. The format tends to be warm, candid, and supportive, making complex emotions feel more manageable for listeners facing their own grief journeys.

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Recent guests on Grief Street include:

1. Kayleigh Summers
2. Ryan Khan
3. Nicole Thompson
4. Luke Barnett
5. Caroline Cray
6. Benji Goldman
7. Lindsay Firestone
8. Emma Belle

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