
British Podcast Awards 2025 - Winner. In 2018, Rosie Moss lost her husband Ben in a diving accident, leaving her widowed at 37 with three children. Finding grief resources shallow and platitudes empty, she created Widowed AF—a podcast offering honest conversations about loss. Through guest stories and expert advice, the show covers practical challenges (finances, single parenting) and emotional re... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 167 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Rachel Hart-Phillips is back.
You might remember her from season three, when she told the story of losing her husband to suicide while she was pregnant. Six years on, she’s raising their little boy, navigating the bits of grief that don’t come with ... more
In this episode, it’s just me.
I recorded this on Christmas Eve to mark the end of season three and to say thank you. There’s no script and no guest. Just a chance to talk honestly about the year that’s been.
I reflect on winning Gold at the podcas... more
In this episode, Rosie Moss speaks with teacher and young widow Amy Brunt, whose life changed overnight when her husband Max died suddenly from meningococcal septicemia in December 2023. Amy shares their story with candour and affection, beginning wi... more
In this episode, Rosie Moss speaks with Derek Tweedie about the kind of love that spans continents and decades, and the kind of loss that reshapes what it means to live well.
Derek shares the story of meeting his wife Judy in Edinburgh by chance, fa... more
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Being widowed at the age of 40 with 2 young daughters, I felt so alone and like no one understood what I was going through. I attended a widow retreat where I really found my people. Rosie was a speaker at the retreat and I have done a deep dive down her podcast after we met. She’s so relatable and makes me feel less alone.
Good and important podcast but wish the host wouldn’t interrupt the guests so much! It’s infuriating.
I am only new to widowhood at nearly 2 years, but the podcast is helpful to listen to others people’s experiences and how they have rebuilt their lives. It makes me feel like I’m not doing everything wrong ! Great that there is something out there for us to discuss the issue of grief !
My dearest husband passed by suicide a month ago. 25 magnificent years today spending every free moment with each other. Met and married within 3 weeks and I would do it all over again with him even knowing the outcome. What gets me through is that I was very lucky for a while, more then some people. I have challenged days but try to live my best life FOR him. Thank you for telling it like it is.
I personally haven’t been widowed, but as someone who has a friend who has I think this is a really important listen. I myself experienced the death of a close family member at a young formative age and I know that sense of your world changing overnight. I’m finding this incredibly podcast useful in order to know how to support my friend, but also cathartic for myself to hear my own grief described in ways I hadn’t thought of. These ladies are being so so brave and honest and I commend them so m... more
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Focused on navigating the complexities of widowhood, this podcast features real and impactful stories from individuals who have experienced profound loss. The discussions encompass not only the emotional struggles associated with grief—such as anger, loneliness, and the search for joy—but also practical challenges, including financial management and single parenting. Through candid conversations and expert insights, listeners are offered a sense of community and shared healing. The unique approach combines personal narratives with actionable advice, aiming to support those on their own grief journeys and emphasize that they are not alone in their experiences.
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