ÜBER DIESEN PODCAST 🔗

Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 24 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
23 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
20 Folgen
seit 29. April 2024
episodic

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Today's conversation is with Dan, who cared full-time for his father. The conversation touches on caring for a parent with dementia, lessons learned, finding purpose through the experience, the practical and emotional challenges of caring for an ageing person. Dan's advice and philosophy can help a…

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FRÜHERE EPISODEN

Author Lori D'Angelo talks about her inspiration for writing, and during our conversation, the subject of death and dying as it is affected by the health care system came up. This interview was done for The Kaidankai Podcast of Ghost and Supernatural stories. Her story will be read on June 10th. Th…
In this heartfelt episode of Talk Death Delaware, I talk with award-winning bilingual children’s author Adriana Camacho-Church about how storytelling can help us navigate grief, loss, and emotional healing.Adriana shares the inspiration behind her book Grandma, Where Will Your Love Go?, a moving st…
In this episode of Talk Death Delaware, we sit down with Heather Nickerson and Matt Ramsey of Artifcts, a platform designed to preserve the meaning behind the things we own.Heather and Matt share how Artifcts helps individuals and families document memories, capture personal histories, and create l…
In this Word on the Street Delaware episode of Talk Death Delaware, I’m joined by LB of Newark, Delaware for an honest, darkly humorous, and deeply human conversation about death, family, and what happens when preparation falls short.We talk about the real-world confusion families face with hospice…
In this episode of Talk Death Delaware, we have an honest and deeply reflective conversation about aging, grief, and mortality. I speak with Mike Ingram, a nearly 70-year-old Delaware resident, about how thinking about death changes as we get older and how loss stays with us over time.Mike shares h…
In this episode of Talk Death Delaware, we explore why cemeteries matter—through personal memories, genealogy, data analysis, and the emotional experience of visiting graves.What begins as a simple question—“Do you like cemeteries?”—unfolds into a thoughtful reflection on how places of burial becom…
Human composting is reshaping how we think about death—driven by grassroots demand for meaningful, environmentally responsible alternative to casket and flame cremation. This episode explores why families are seeking new options, how human composting fits into the funeral director’s toolbox, and th…
Kim Adams is deeply involved with the Omega Home Network, community homes for the dying that offer a compassionate alternative for individuals and families facing the caregiver crisis so many of us know all too well. Kim shares the origins of this model, why these homes fill a crucial gap in end-of…
Robert Timblin talks about the history of Faries Funeral Home in Smyrna, the oldest funeral home in Delaware, his decision to offer Natural Organic Reduction, and embalming.Faries Funeral Home: https://www.fariesfuneralhomes.comFor more information, contact me atThe Good Death Doula
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