
Dr. Karen Wyatt shares the life wisdom she learned from her hospice patients as they faced their last days. Learn how to navigate life's challenges and become your best self in the process as Karen shares what she's learning from day to day on her own journey. You'll discover tools, practices, wisdom, and stories to help you figure out what really matters in your own life.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 181 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityReligion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode I'm taking you along on my journey to the Sonoma Coast where I practiced "grief travel" as I always do when I'm away from home. Grief travel means that I keep my heart and mind open for evidence of grief wherever I go - and I always f... more
In order to grow spiritually forgiveness is one of the most important tasks we need to accomplish. And forgiving ourselves is a necessary step before we can fully forgive others. In a companion Soulcode Post I've written about why self-forgiveness is... more
This special Father's Day episode is a companion to my latest post on Soulcode: We Need Another Word for Grief. I'm sharing some thoughts about how grief grows and changes over time by telling the story of my niece who died too soon of cancer, and a ... more
This episode is a companion to two previous EOLU Podcast episodes and a Substack post on Medical Aid in Dying. Here I share the story of a colleague with ALS who wanted to use MAID and my thoughts about grief after a chosen death. This episode includ... more
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This podcast has been a part of my week for nearly a year now. Karen brings content that causes me to reflect on how the info applies to me and by applying the principles she discusses I find a new awareness in my life. Thank you Karen for sharing!!!
I’m always touched and inspired by your amazing work ❤️
Karen’s version of spirituality is very helpful and unassuming. She shares her ideas and learnings about very salient issues that are relevant to us all and provides us with a framework from which we can further our own spiritual growth if we so choose. Her style of presentation is very comforting. She doesn’t proclaim to be an expert - instead she shares her true ‘human’ side and in a very humble manner. She has filled a void for me. I plan on listening to many of these episodes a second t... more
This podcast by Dr Karen Wyatt is a powerful but gentle (not sure how she does that combo!) guide wherein we can learn to live a richer life. Karen’s kind, deeply informed, calm and concise way of speaking is approachable and easily absorbed. I often re-listen to all or parts in order to cement the everyday lessons in each episode. Thank you, Karen, I am so grateful for the gift of your podcasts.
Dr. Wyatt’s compassionate grasp of the challenges of living and dying make these podcasts a powerful aid in dealing with any situation you may be experiencing. They’re deceptively simple and direct, which makes her messages all the more penetrating. It’s like listening to a kind and intelligent friend. Highly recommend.
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This program centers on living with intention through spirituality, mindfulness, and compassionate presence, often weaving memoir with practical practices. Episodes frequently explore themes like grief, forgiveness, end-of-life care, and acts of kindness, offering actionable rituals, journaling prompts, and simple daily routines to help listeners align daily life with what matters most. A notable strength is the intimate, patient storytelling style that blends personal experience with broader wisdom, making challenging topics like death and loss approachable for a wide audience. The show also emphasizes healthier ways to respond to collective suffering and to cultivate meaning in ordinary moments, which can be especially resonant for caregi... more
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