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Where's The Grief?

Jordon Ferber
Grief
Loss
Mental Health
Sibling Grief
Humor In Grief
Community Support
Boundaries
Family
Death Of a Child
Parenting
Romantic Comedy
Suicide Awareness Month
Kissing Girls On Shabbat
Memory
Fertility Treatments
Comedy
Jewish Community
Siblings
Dementia
ALS

Where's the Grief is a weekly podcast about loss and grief in everyday life that somehow manages to be consistently funny, surprisingly insightful and easily absorbed. It's a show that isn't afraid to face some of the most difficult questions of what it ultimately means to be human, while finding the ever-present comedy in our day-to-day truths, and some of the things we all fear. In each episode,... more

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Latest Episodes

In this episode, I sat down to talk with Bobbi Schlager Milne! I met Bobbi 20 years ago at my first Compassionatte Friends grief conference, and she has continued to be a constant source of love and support in the grief community, and among the few b... more

In this episode I got to talk with Author and certified coach Ingrid Hu Dahl. Her new book, "Sun Shining on Morning Snow" is a testatment to the importance of preserving family history and finding ways to talk about the things that we tend to avoid t... more

In this episode, I talk with Author Louise Ells about her book, "Lies I Told My Sister."

Her novel began as a response to a a question a friend asked: "What scares you the most? And are you going to write about it?" Having already dealt with the lo... more

In this episode I talk with comedian Keith Chase about the tumultuous year that saw him nearly lose his own life alongside dealing with the death of his grandmother as well as his father, all in a short span of time. Now 6 months later (This episode ... more

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Louise Ells
Author of 'Lies I Told My Sister', which covers themes of loss and familial relationships.
Episode: Author Louise Ells - "Lies I Told My Sister"
Keith Chase
Comedian and podcast guest sharing experiences of grief and loss.
Episode: Comedian Keith Chase
Earla Dawn Legault
Author, fellow bereaved sibling and advocate for sibling grief awareness.
Episode: Author Earla Dawn Legault - "Living With Sibling Grief - Imagining A Way Forward."
Chris Cochran
Author of What's Good About Today? and advocate for positivity and healing through grief.
Episode: Author Chris Cochran - "What's Good About Today?"
Annie Sklaver Orenstein
Author of Always A Sibling, The Forgotten Mourners Guide To Grief.
Episode: Author Annie Sklaver Orenstein - "Always A Siblling"
Dr. Sara Glass
Author and therapist, focusing on mental health and grief
Episode: Author and Therapist Dr. Sara Glass
Tawnya Musser
Death and Grief Worker, Funeral Advocate, Educator, Celebrant Death Doula
Episode: Home Funeral Advocate Tawnya Musser
Liz Glazer
Comedian and creator exploring themes of grief and loss through humor.
Independent Comedian
Episode: Comedian Liz Glazer
Joseph Alvaro
Author and grief advocate.
Episode: Author Joseph Alvaro - "I'm One Of The Lucky Ones."

Host

Jordon Ferber
Host who brings compassion and humor to discussions on grief, drawing from personal experiences.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 113 ratings
  • Great approach to grief

    Thank you for talking like real people. It’s not phony or gentle or saccharine - just real. And thank you for making it ok to laugh even while grieving.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dafyfields
    United States2 months ago
  • Approachable and Compassionate

    This long-running podcast on grief touches on all kinds of loss of loved ones, but thankfully, it has an important insight into sibling loss – a kind of grief that is largely ignored, poorly understood by those who haven’t suffered it, and enormously under resourced. Where you can often find support groups for parents who have lost children or spouses have lost their partner, there are very few sibling loss support groups. And yet, siblinghood is one of the most fundamental relationships of our... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    C. J. Wolf
    Canadaa year ago
  • A funny take in grief

    I've known Jordon and have been listening to his podcast for years. They never disappoint!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Abby M. 29
    United States2 years ago
  • Thank you

    I posted a review but I didn’t see that it posted

    Check out this podcast it’s great

    all losses

    like I said before it’s a lonely road to be on but it’s

    Helpful to hear others on this journey thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WitchOf ranch
    United States2 years ago
  • Jordon is Incredible!!

    The topic of grief- the one thing no one seems to want to talk about and yet, episode after episode Jordon finds (mostly) new people to discuss this topic in an open, humorous way and I’m grateful to have a place this is discussed so well!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Coleyogi
    United States2 years ago

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Many have found the content relatable and healing, applauding its ability to address difficult topics while making them accessible and manageable.
Listeners appreciate the authentic and candid discussions about grief and loss, recognizing the balance between humor and depth.
The host's background as a comedian adds a unique layer of levity to serious subjects, which resonates well with the audience.

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Author Louise Ells - "Lies I Told My Sister"
Q: How did you handle emotional moments while writing your book?
Ells mentions that crying while writing is a good sign, as she feels it indicates that her writing resonates emotionally.
Author Louise Ells - "Lies I Told My Sister"
Q: What was it like when you finally had a younger sister?
Ells describes her younger sister, Caroline, as perfect and reflects on how the dynamics of her relationship with Caroline differ from her relationship with Margie, her deceased sister.
Author Louise Ells - "Lies I Told My Sister"
Q: What led to writing the book?
Ells describes a conversation with friends that involved discussing deep fears, particularly the fear of losing her last remaining sister, which became the inspiration for her novel.
Author Annie Sklaver Orenstein - "Always A Siblling"
Q: What do you do to remember your brother on significant dates?
I usually engage in activities he loved and try to honor his memory.
Author Annie Sklaver Orenstein - "Always A Siblling"
Q: How did you handle casual grief?
I typically just cry and tell my kids it reminds me of Uncle Ben.

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Recent guests on Where's The Grief? include:

1. Louise Ells
2. Keith Chase
3. Earla Dawn Legault
4. Chris Cochran
5. Annie Sklaver Orenstein
6. Dr. Sara Glass
7. Tawnya Musser
8. Liz Glazer

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