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The Widowed Mom Podcast

Krista St-Germain
Grief
Mental Health
Widowhood
Life Coaching
Widowed Moms
Post-Traumatic Growth
Personal Growth
Self-Care
Emotional Well-Being
Grief Essentials
Coaching
Connection
Personal Development
Self-Improvement
Community Support
Resilience
Self-Compassion
Emotions
Emotional Healing
Loss

The Widowed Mom Podcast offers practical and empowering strategies for widowed moms who believe in the possibility of loving life again but sometimes worry their best days are behind them. If you want more than traditional therapy and grief groups can offer, if you’re stuck in an emotional pattern and feel like you can’t get free, if you want help navigating the unique challenges of being a widowe... more

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Latest Episodes

Are you exhausted by the nonstop mental load of solo parenting after loss, even when you’re doing everything “right”?

In this episode, I talk about the emotional, mental, and nervous system impact of solo parenting in widowhood and why so many widow... more

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In this episode, I share six powerful lessons I wish someone had told me after I became a widow and the guidance I now give widows as a grief coach.

Tune in this week as I talk about the difference between consuming grief content and actually doing ... more

As part of my 50 Widows Forward celebration, you can currently receive 10% off Grief Essentials or Mom Goes On. This offer ends June 20… or when 50 widows join.

Get the discount code and more information by going to: the-widowed-mom-podcast.... more

What if understanding your nervous system in grief could completely change how you experience loss, healing, and emotional overwhelm?

This week, I sit down with Deb Dana, a renowned clinician, author, and polyvagal expert, best known for translating... more

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Deb Dana
Clinician, consultant, author, and speaker focused on Polyvagal Theory and its application to grief
Rhythm of Regulation
Episode: 364. Working with Your Nervous System in Grief: An interview with Deb Dana
Wendy Veazie
Guest on Widows Unfiltered interview
Episode: 363. Reframing Your Grief Story: A Widows Unfiltered Interview with Wendy Veazie
Jennie Young
Professor of Writing and Rhetoric at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay; author and creator of Burned Haystack Dating Method
University of Wisconsin–Green Bay; Burned Haystack Dating Method
Episode: 357. Ready to Date Again? Try the Burned Haystack Dating Method with Jennie Young
Brad Judy
Brad is Jamie Galyon's husband and shares his perspective on dating a widow and blending families
Episode: 354. Dating a Widow: What You Really Need to Know with Brad Judy
Aubrey Galyon
A young poet and daughter of Jamie Galyon, a grief coach
agsprouting.com
Episode: 347. How Teens Grieve After Losing a Parent: A Conversation with Aubrey Galyon
Lucy Meggeson
Author of Thrive Solo and host of the Thrive Solo podcast
Thrive Solo
Episode: 345. What If I Just Want to Be Single? An Interview with Thrive Solo Author Lucy Meggeson
Tim Ringgold
Board certified music therapist and author
Sonic Recovery
Episode: 343. Music Therapy for Grief: An Interview with Tim Ringgold
Sara Fisk
A coach who helps women overcome people-pleasing behaviors and encourages personal power.
SaraFisk.coach
Episode: 338. How to Have a Difficult Conversation: An Interview with Sara Fisk
Bea Albina
Author of 'End Emotional Outsourcing', nurse practitioner, master certified life coach, and somatic experiencing practitioner
Episode: 330. End Emotional Outsourcing with Bea Albina

Host

Krista St-Germain
Master-certified life coach, grief expert, widow, and mom

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 933 ratings
  • My Healing Soul

    I feel so positive with all of Krista’s Podcasts. She has lifted me up about myself! Every time I listen to Krista’s podcasts it makes me feel so good in mind, my body and the good thoughts that are happening to me. I love the tools she gives to help everyone in every aspect of grief and life. Love you Krista and so happy I found you! 💖

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Baillie1031
    United States5 months ago
  • Great Help and Understanding

    I lost my husband in July 2025. I have really enjoyed Krista’s podcasts. She has helped me understand what I’m feeling is normal and how to deal with some of the issues. I’ve only listened to a handful of them but I look forward to them. I would recommend this podcast to anyone that has lost someone close to them.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kansas Green Acre Mama
    United States5 months ago
  • Episode 3

    I enjoyed hearing ways to recognize feelings.

    I am newly widowed, so still at the stage of disbelief and confusion.

    I plan on listening to more of these podcasts.

    Ronna O

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Grammy Ronna
    United States5 months ago
  • Mary Robi

    Love this podcast, Krista understands and gives tips for dealing with your grief every day

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mary Robi
    United States8 months ago
  • Simply the Best

    These podcasts are simply the best. Not just for widows. Not just for widow’d moms. Not just for those grieving. But for anyone who wants to understand themselves better. I’m on my 5th year of listening to Krista’s podcasts (every week) and I still get so much out of them. I also went through her program for 3 years and it was so helpful in giving me the tools to build a life I can love. Still using the tools regularly! Thanks Krista. You rock. 💚💜🧡

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AmyKKEymere
    United States8 months ago

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Audience notes the host's empathy and structured coaching approach as highly valuable.
Guest interviews are seen as insightful and relatable, adding diverse perspectives while staying grounded in practical help.
Many reviews mention feeling understood, less alone, and able to imagine a life they love again.
The show is viewed as a reliable, non-judgmental resource for widowed moms seeking actionable steps.
The host's calm, hopeful tone is frequently highlighted as a key benefit.
Promos for scholarships and coaching programs are appreciated by listeners who need access and community.
Listeners describe the show as a source of hope, practical tools, and compassionate guidance through grief.
The format combining coaching advice with personal storytelling is repeatedly praised for its authenticity.
Extended programs and scholarships are valued for reducing barriers to access.
Several listeners credit the content with helping them manage grief while parenting.

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363. Reframing Your Grief Story: A Widows Unfiltered Interview with Wendy Veazie
Q: Tell listeners a bit about yourself and how you became a widow.
Wendy shares that she became a widow on Valentine's Day of 2025 after a series of caregiving and life changes, and she describes how she initially sought to honor her husband's memory while also planning how to move forward. She emphasizes that there isn't a single path to grief, that she intentionally shifted from seeking sympathy to building a future, and that finding a supportive community and the right tools helped her manage pain and rebuild meaning.
357. Ready to Date Again? Try the Burned Haystack Dating Method with Jennie Young
Q: What role does language play in evaluating a potential partner on dating apps?
The conversation emphasizes detecting rhetoric and symbolic cues (e.g., promises of traditional gender roles or 'the prize') that suggest control or manipulation, rather than focusing solely on looks or initial charm.
357. Ready to Date Again? Try the Burned Haystack Dating Method with Jennie Young
Q: How do you identify dangerous patterns in messages and profiles?
Patterns like disciplinary directive, test and apologize, and weaponized spirituality are discussed as indicators of boundary violations and potentially abusive behavior. By recognizing these patterns early, women can cut off interactions before harm escalates.
357. Ready to Date Again? Try the Burned Haystack Dating Method with Jennie Young
Q: Can you tell us about the Burned Haystack Dating Method and how it helps widows date more safely?
Jennie describes the method as a system that emphasizes blocking and discarding unsuitable matches to prevent wasteful conversations, enabling the algorithm to surface higher-quality prospects. The goal is to put women in control, reduce exposure to red flags, and approach dating with structure and safety in mind.
347. How Teens Grieve After Losing a Parent: A Conversation with Aubrey Galyon
Q: If you could talk to your younger self, what would you tell her?
I'd reassure myself that it's okay to feel whatever I'm feeling and that my actions didn't reflect my love for my dad.

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A practical, empowerment-focused show for widowed moms, led by a certified life coach who is herself a widow and mom. Episodes center on turning grief into forward momentum through accessible tools, coaching, and community. Topics frequently cover non-linear grief, nervous-system regulation, journaling, EFT tapping, dating after loss, and building a life you love again, often with actionable programs like Mom Goes On or Spring Pass. It's likely to appeal to listeners seeking honest guidance, peer support, and structured steps to reclaim confidence and meaning after loss, including scholarships and live coaching options that lower barriers to access.

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1. Deb Dana
2. Wendy Veazie
3. Jennie Young
4. Brad Judy
5. Aubrey Galyon
6. Lucy Meggeson
7. Tim Ringgold
8. Sara Fisk

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