Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Moss
Rosie MossBritish 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 | 196 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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Say the Word: Suicide, Survival & the People Left Behind with CALM’s Michael Jarvis
What happens when we stop being afraid to say the word suicide?
This week, Rosie is joined by Michael Jarvis from CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) for a con... more
Content warning: cancer, death, end-of-life care, child bereavement and serious illness.
Twenty-four years ago, Sharon Rosenbloom’s husband Simon died from cancer, leaving her with two young children and a life she had never imagined having to live ... more
In this episode of Widowed AF, Rosie speaks with Reshma Kearney, a US-based mum of three, trauma-informed yoga teacher and grief advocate, whose husband Sean died by suicide in September 2022.
Sean was an orthopaedic surgeon, a lieutenant colonel in... more
Content warning: sudden death, fatal road collision, bereavement, anxiety and depression.
Paula Thomas had spent years knowing that her husband Jeff’s job carried risk.
He was an active-duty US Navy submariner. There were long deployments, months w... more
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I read your article in The Telegraph online, and it made more sense to me, nine months into widowhood, than anything or anyone else since last June. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Apple Podcasts5Potty Dimley
United Kingdom6 months ago - A relatable young widow
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.
Apple Podcasts5Ladydi101010
United Statesa year ago - Less interuptions
Good and important podcast but wish the host wouldn’t interrupt the guests so much! It’s infuriating.
Apple Podcasts3RLH75yUnited Kingdom3 years ago - Informative, Supportive and Uplifting
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 !
Apple Podcasts5KelOrmeUnited Kingdom3 years ago - Thank you
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.
Apple Podcasts5CharleenyweenyUnited States4 years ago
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Relatable, personal stories of loss shared through intimate conversations with widowed hosts and guests from diverse backgrounds. Episodes center on navigating sudden grief, parenting after bereavement, and building practical support networks—ranging from grief education and advocacy to memorial rituals, funeral planning, and community-led healing. Noteworthy is a consistent emphasis on candid honesty, actionable tips, and community-building that helps listeners feel less alone while offering guidance for those considering guesting or sponsorship. Viewers can expect a compassionate, no-nonsense approach to grief that blends lived experience with professional insights and a strong emphasis on resilience and rebuilding life after loss.
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