A life-affirming Deathcast from Cape Town.
How To Die is a series of conversations with people who dance on the edges of life, to discover what death can teach us.
Because talking about death won’t kill you… it’s good for life.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsSociety & CultureRelationships |
The lights go down, people settle. A violin starts to play. Stage left, an elderly man walks onstage, alone, in a suit and tie, wearing a hat. This is John Cartwright, aged just 87 - The Performer. In this episode, we consider what performance means ... more
Zodwa Mabusela works for Khululeka, the only organisation in South Africa focused on children's grief. In this episode, she explains why it’s often difficult to help children in their grief, and what we can do about it. She shares her experience of w... more
Dion Chang is a well-known trends analyst who has trained as a death doula. He uses his skills and insight both in the world of work and as a companion to those experiencing something called disenfranchised grief, which is often associated with the l... more
Arabella Tresilian is an interpersonal mediator working in the medical care and end-of-life environment. She helps families find acceptance with each other and the challenges they face.
Arabella’s nuanced understanding of how emotions manifest in pe... more
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We all have a fear of death and dying. This presenter reassures us by removing the secrets around the dying process that we rarely talk about. He obviously has a lot of compassion, a quality that is so necessary in any discussions about death.
A thoughtful and gentle introduction to essential conversations. Than you
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Apple Podcasts | #121 |
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The content revolves around engaging dialogues that explore death, dying, and the complex emotions intertwined with these universal experiences. Through a series of profound conversations with various experts and advocates, listeners are invited to reflect on topics such as grief, loss, and the cultural significance of death. The discussions uniquely connect death with life lessons, emphasizing the importance of compassion, understanding, and open communication surrounding these often-taboo subjects. Noteworthy is the podcast's focus on a diverse range of perspectives, from pet bereavement and forensic anthropology to health care and legal issues related to end-of-life care, fostering an environment that encourages listeners to confront and... more
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Recent guests on How To Die include:
1. Dion Chang
2. Arabella Tresilian
3. Rhiannon Thomas
4. Stephné Le Roux
5. Graham Louw
6. Eric Adjetey Anang
7. Kirsty Horne
8. Karen Borochowitz
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