
Host Larry Holm entered the world of grief when his wife Sarah passed away from cancer in 2021. As he continues to navigate the landscape of his own grief, he wants to discuss this topic with others who are traveling the unmapped highway that can be so lonely, confusing and frustrating. Through conversations with fellow grievers and experts in the field, Larry explores how to try and work throug... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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In this episode Larry speaks with Tim Scanlan, who lost his wife Holly back in 2012 to appendiceal cancer. Tim shares his raw and unfiltered emotions of life without Holly...from navigating single parenting, dealing with loneliness and when he disco... more
Is it possible to grieve the loss of someone while they're still living? For example, someone you're estranged from or maybe a loved one suffering from Alzheimer's or dementia.
The answer is "yes" and in this episode Larry speaks with Dr. Stacey Pi... more
New York Times bestselling author, Ann Hood, joins Larry on this episode of What About Grief? She shares how grief and joy can actually share space in our aching hearts and have also been interwoven through her life following the death of her 5-year... more
As an announcer on ESPN and the Marquee Sports Network, Taylor McGregor is the consummate TV sports professional. But today, Taylor joins Larry on this heartfelt episode of What About Grief? She speaks about the loss of her father Keli when she was... more
How does anyone even begin to process loss on a massive scale following a natural disaster? On this months episode of the What About Grief? podcast, Larry speaks with Megan Katerjian, whose Altadena home burned down to the ground in the recent wildf... more
We’re kicking off a third season of What About Grief? podcast with Larry’s guest, NBC Sports and Golf Channel host, Cara Banks. She shares how she and her parents coped with the chaos and grief following the tragic death of her brother, Myles, on a f... more
Why has mourning a loss motivated so many of our guests into some kind of action? Larry started this podcast as a way to honor his late wife, Sarah, and help others try to understand and cope with grief. Today he speaks with Kate Seamons about her ... more
Widowed at 33, Larry's guest, Dana Frost, understands that sometimes in grief, joy has to be forced. Through her own journey following the loss of her husband, Brad, she created a resource known as The Forced Joy Project, a grief community offering... more
Listened to the episode with Taylor McGregor and what an amazing podcast to encourage others walking through grief. Larry did a great job allowing Taylor to open up and share how she walked through it. Would recommend to anyone dealing with grief or even that hasn’t because it’s coming in due time! Keep being an encouragement using your testimony!
What a deep, quiet, and wonderful addition to our understanding of a grief journey. I first listened to the Highlights episode at the end of Season One, and I was drawn into Larry’s voice as our guide. I went back and listened, one episode at a time during my commute home each day, in the order of my interest. I have read lots of books and articles on grief since my husband’s death several years ago, and this is different. It combines Larry’s honest reflections on his loss with the voices of aut... more
You had me with the foot steps. Thank you for inviting us to share your journey, and offering company on our own. You give courage, wisdom, insight, and comfort by weaving experience and expertise. Thank you.
I really enjoy listening to Larry and his guests. Larry is a great interviewer who asks honest and direct questions, giving his guests space to be vulnerable and talk openly. As someone who has not experienced the kind of loss that most of the guests have, this podcast has been informative and helpful for me to understand grief better and how to support those who are grieving. Definitely recommended for people looking for support or more information. Thanks Larry!
Having similar experiences to Larry, losing my wife and then my mom, this episode really resonated with me. As the doctor said, we don’t get over it, our loved ones are always with us, their memories are inside of us. We need to embrace the positive memories to cope with the loss of our loved ones.
This podcast peals back the complex layers on one of life’s most universal emotions. Grief has been so under discussed in our society and this platform encourages thought provoking conversations and reflection thru insightful storytelling.
Grief is something we all experience, whether it’s us personally living through it or interacting with family/friends who are living with grief. Larry and his guests help us navigate this important topic with grace and sensitivity.
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Focused on navigating the complexities of grief, this podcast features candid conversations between the host and guests who share personal experiences with loss. The topics range from the emotional impact of losing loved ones, including partners, siblings, and pets, to the ongoing journey of coping and finding joy amidst sorrow. With a mission to provide comfort and understanding, episodes explore various dimensions of grief through discussions with individuals who have faced their own tragedies, as well as experts in mental health and grief support. Unique to this podcast is its blend of personal narrative and expert insight, offering listeners a multifaceted approach to a profoundly universal experience.
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Recent guests on What About Grief? include:
1. Tim Scanlan
2. Dr. Stacey Pinatelli
3. Anne Hood
4. Taylor McGregor
5. Megan Katerjian
6. Cara Banks
7. Kate Seamons
8. Dana Frost
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