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Death
Grief
Mindfulness
September 11, 2001
Paralympics
BIG TALK
Death Doulas
Awaken Your Myth
Trauma
Going With Grace
Hospice
Brain Injury
Amputation
Rehabilitation
Jenn Cassetta
Anxiety
Near-Death Experience
Angels
David Ferrugio
Los Angeles

Bad news: we’re all going to die. Good news: it might be the best motivation you’ll ever have.

In It’s Okay, We’re All Gonna Die, Hospice Nurse Julie brings her honest, compassionate, and surprisingly funny perspective from years at the bedside of people at the end of life. Through conversations with guests and real questions from listeners, Julie opens up the discussion most people avoid: death.... more

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Latest Episodes

What if the hardest moments of your life are actually preparing you for the strength you'll need later?

This week, Nurse Julie sits down with fourth-degree black belt, motivational speaker, podcast host, and bestselling author of The Art of Badasser... more

What if the reason you feel stressed, anxious, and overwhelmed isn't because you're broken... but because your body has forgotten what safety feels like?

This week, Nurse Julie sits down with psychiatrist, neuroscientist, and Apollo Neuroscience co-... more

What happens when the life you planned disappears in an instant?

Just 13 days after her wedding, Lindi Marcusen survived a catastrophic car accident that left her fighting for her life. Five and a half weeks later, she woke up to discover she'd lost... more

What can a death doula teach us about living? Turns out... quite a lot.

Nurse Julie sits down with bestselling author and founder of Going with Grace, Alua Arthur, for a conversation about fear, purpose, regret, and the moments that remind us what r... more

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Recent Guests

Jenn Cassetta
Self-defense expert, third degree black belt, author, motivational speaker
Self-Defense and wellness expert
Episode: The Strength You Haven't Needed Yet with Jenn Cassetta
David Rabin, MD, PhD
Psychiatrist and neuroscientist, inventor of Apollo Neuro
Apollo Neuro
Episode: The Biology of Safety with Dr. Dave Rabin
Lindi Marcusen
Paralympian, elite athlete, trauma survivor
Paralympics athlete, Para-sport advocate
Episode: When Your Old Life Dies with Lindi Marcusen
Alua Arthur
Death Doula, bestselling author, founder of Going With Grace
Going With Grace
Episode: A Death Doula’s Guide to Living with Alua Arthur
Penny Smith
Hospice Nurse Penny, author of Influencing Death
Hospice care
Episode: It's Never Too Late with Hospice Nurse Penny
Meghan Riordan Jarvis
Psychotherapist, grief expert, podcast host
Episode: You're Not Broken. You're Grieving. (with Meghan Riordan Jarvis)
Anita Moorjani
Best-selling author of Dying to Be Me; near-death experience survivor
Author, speaker
Episode: The Other Side of Life with Anita Moorjani
David Ferrugio
Creator/host of DEAD Talks; author and grief advocate
DEAD Talks
Episode: The Grief Paradox with David Ferrugio
Lily Sais
Creator of Peace From Within
Peace From Within
Episode: Stop Letting Anxiety Run Your Life with Lily Sais

Host

Julie Jancius
Host of the show, introducing guests and guiding the conversation; hospice nurse with years at the bedside.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 125 ratings
  • Love podcast

    Love your new podcast. Just listened to your interview with Hospice Nurse Penny. She's great (for a bad girl). Seriously. Don't remember the last time I lied. 🙃

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SHodges MSW
    United Statesa month ago
  • Nurse Julie is my favorite!!!

    I absolutely love Hospice Nurse Julie’s podcast. Julie brings a rare combination of compassion, wisdom, and authenticity to every episode. Her experience as a hospice nurse provides invaluable insights into life, death, caregiving, and what truly matters most.

    What sets this podcast apart is Julie’s ability to discuss difficult topics with warmth, grace, and even moments of humor. She helps listeners better understand the end-of-life journey while offering comfort and reassurance to patients, f... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dabes213
    United Statesa month ago
  • Team Nurse Julie

    I follow her social media, I’ve read her book which was so very helpful, I’ve heard her on other podcasts & now she has her own?! Life is good, even though the topic is

    about death😇 (PS my daughter is a multi-trauma nurse)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Camille C New Jersey/Vegas
    United States2 months ago
  • Truth

    We really are all gonna die and it really is okay! HNJ and her guests don’t just address death, this show is about life too. Because you don’t have one without the other. Great podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    penlynn
    United States2 months ago
  • Team Nurse Julie

    I follow her social media, I’ve read her book which was so very helpful, I’ve heard her on other podcasts & now she has her own?! Life is good, even though the topic is

    about death😇

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Camille C New Jersey/Vegas
    United States2 months ago

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The Biology of Safety with Dr. Dave Rabin
Q: What practical steps can listeners take to begin cultivating safety in daily life?
Focus on holding space for others, engage in simple practices like mindful breathing, gentle touch, connection with community, and consider low-effort technologies that cue safety; combine with activities that promote sleep and reduce overstimulation to retrain the nervous system.
The Biology of Safety with Dr. Dave Rabin
Q: How do psychedelic-assisted therapies fit into your broader view of healing?
Psychedelics can reset fear learning and foster a profound sense of safety and meaning, but they are most powerful when paired with psychotherapy and are not a standalone cure; they open pathways that can be integrated with safer, scalable approaches like safety-based tech and supportive practices.
The Biology of Safety with Dr. Dave Rabin
Q: What inspired you to create Apollo Neuro and pursue safety-based healing at scale?
The realization that many patients weren't getting better with traditional treatments led me to look at how safety signals and vagal activation could be delivered passively through technology, so people could regain a baseline of calm without requiring intensive effort.
Angels, Signs, and the Other Side with Julie Jancius (The Angel Medium)
Q: What is the easiest way to communicate with someone who has died?
Close your eyes, imagine detailed imagery of the loved one—face, eye color, touch, smell—and then invite a conversation, understanding that they are omnipresent and can respond.
Angels, Signs, and the Other Side with Julie Jancius (The Angel Medium)
Q: Are babies able to see angels and spirits?
Babies are believed to see angels and spirits more easily because they haven't developed cultural filters, and over time most people turn down that sensitivity due to societal expectations.

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Stories and conversations orbit mortality, mindfulness, and living with intention. The host—a hospice nurse—guides candid discussions with guests and listeners about death, grief, and what it means to live fully in the face of end-of-life realities. Episodes mix practical coping strategies (two-minute meditations, HALT, present-mocus on the moment), personal anecdotes, and spiritual or existential reflections, often blending humor with frank talk. Across episodes, the show surfaces themes like anxiety around death, meaningful connection, and the idea that acknowledging mortality can sharpen priorities, deepen relationships, and foster resilience. A standout is the ability to translate heavy topics into approachable, actionable insights and ... more

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2. David Rabin, MD, PhD
3. Lindi Marcusen
4. Alua Arthur
5. Penny Smith
6. Meghan Riordan Jarvis
7. Anita Moorjani
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