“I love how real these episodes are. . .” “This podcast was like a beacon of light when I needed it most.” A grassroots movement getting conversations about death, dying & the aftermath out of the closet. Becky Aud-Jennison has worked for the past four decades as a therapist, instructor, presenter, writer—interfacing with Death professionally—it was her own deep loss that motivated her to start th... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 136 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
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I had a great conversation with Becky. She's engaging and knows how to get the flow going. It was a real pleasure being interviewed on this wonderful podcast. Becky's story is truly inspiring, and she's doing a great job continuing to honor her brother and bringing her wisdom to the world.
This was a wonderful podcast. My kids recently lost their father and I’m going to have them listen to this podcast… I love how she said she is going to remember post bad and good time.. more
Loved the interview with Marissa, the medium. As someone who has seen my fair share, it was fascinating to hear her story — and also her process. I have never heard of the letter writing “medium” of connecting with loved ones. Loved this glimpse of another tool we have to comfort us in our grief.
Thank you for opening up discussion on what so many struggle with talking about. I have been on the side of grief where I felt I couldn’t talk about it because I felt nobody could understand. And I have been in the situation where I’ve wanted to talk and was shut down because the topic was uncomfortable for my listener. Your tender ways really bring out comfort your guests.
Thank you so much for the work you do Becky bringing these conversations out of the darkness and into the light. I am forever changed experiencing your podcasts and hearing from other people who have walked the same path as me. This podcast has helped me to process some of my own grief and to know that I am not alone - we are in this together!
Apple Podcasts | #226 | Argentina/Society & Culture/Documentary |
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