Don’t forget, you’re going to die…
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureHealth & FitnessPhilosophy |
Season 6, Episode 3: Alex Ebert on writing songs after a crisis of faith more
Season 5, Episode 8: Lauren Kennedy on Pets, Death, and Dignity more
Season 5, Episode 7: WeCroak Has A Baby: The Social Stomach App more
Season 5, Episode 6: Katie Engelhart’s Dispatches on the Right to Die more
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Each episode, a guest and the host discuss a topic related to death, dying, or human condition in general. It's done in a friendly, conversational tone.
I’m the editor of this podcast, so I am very biased about its rating. Over the course of editing these episodes I get to listen to them many times and each guest is so great that each pass-through adds something new to my experience. This podcast brings you such a diversity of perspectives, to talk about the things we don’t talk about enough.
I'm ahuge fan and heavy user of the We Croak app, and when an episode of the podcast arrives I'm eager to listen and learn more. The host asks good questions, and the guests are interesting. There are many podcasts about death and dying, this one is worth trying. Highly recommended.
Although this podcast is talking about death, it’s really about living your life with more purpose and intention. From the very first episode, this podcast (and its companion app) have helped me think differently about living in the now right up until the very end. I’ll keep listening thinking about death because the awareness that time is precious is making my life better today.
Lots of helpful and practical wisdom. Hooked, can’t wait for episodes. Thanks, and Wow!! 👍🏼
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