#167 Getting your ducks in a row with Caro Syson
In this episode it is my pleasure to talk with Caro Syson, founder of Your Final Matters. If you are listening and are thinking that you need to get your ducks in a row, this episode is for you. Caro shares how she works with groups and individuals to support later life planning and the story behi…
#168 Ritual, Funerals and Embracing Death as Part of Life with Rosalie Kuyvenhoven
Rosalie Kuyvenhoven is an award-winning celebrant,speaker, celebrant tutor and Death Cafe host. I had the pleasure of meeting Rosalie at the launch of Evie King's book, Get Ahead of Being Dead and was fascinated to talk with her. Listen as we explore the experiences that have shaped Rosalie's work…
#169 Stronger Together: Breaking Silos in Health, Law and Social Welfare with Dr Colette Hawkins
Dr Colette Hawkins is an Academic Consultant in Palliative Medicine at University Hospital Tees, and an Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer at Newcastle University.
Motivated to understand more deeply what it means to live with a serious illness,and how to deliver the care people really want, Colet…
#170 From Tech Start‑Ups to End of Life Planning: Finding Ikigai in end-of-life care planning with Imogen Benson
Imogen Benson is a product and tech leader who is deeply passionate about holistic end-of-life planning and care. Imogen brings a great mix of knowledge gained through personal experience, working as a leader in tech start ups and voluntary work in a hospice. Imogen is Head of Product at Aura Life…
#171 From Personal Grief to Compassionate Employers: Rethinking Workplace Support with Lucy Carpenter
Lucy Carpenter leads the Compassionate Employers Programme at Hospice UK, supporting organisations to better care for employees experiencing grief, caring responsibilities, or life-changing diagnoses. Lived experience shapes Lucy's passion. In our discussion, Lucy describes being a carer for her D…
#172 Bridging the Gap Between Advance Care Planning and Bereavement Support with Jason Ghous
How do you make sense of the choices, costs and practicalities whilst navigating bereavement too? Jason Ghous is the founder of Funeral Experts; he set out to provide free, independent, and practical support to people at the end-of-life care or who are bereaved, helping families understand their c…
#173 Gender‑Affirming Funeral Care for LGBTQ+ Communities with Poppy Mardall
What challenges are faced by people who are LGBTQ+ when accessing funeral care? This is a question I put to Poppy Mardall, founder of Poppy's funerals. Poppy champions better after death care, and describes what this look like for people who are LGBTQ+, as well as sharing brilliant information and…
#174 Terror Management Theory, Communication, and Dying Well with Dr Andrew Thorns
What are fears associated with dying and how can we support patients, carers and staff? In this episode I am joined by Dr Andrew Thorns, a consultant in palliative care at Pilgrims hospices in East Kent and East Kent Hospitals. Andrew is involved nationally with research and ethics as part of the …
#176 Older and Wiser: Music, Mortality & Life with Jeremy Sassoon
The singer pianist Jeremy Sassoon closed the Palliative Care Congress in Brighton this year. I listened, completely captivated by the stories in the songs. Driving home and playing the entire album I heard messages of life, living, love and mortality in the music. In this episode, I'm honoured to …
#177 Making What Matters Possible: Rehabilitative Palliative Care with Helena Talbot-Rice
Rehabilitative Palliative Care, a contradiction in terms or the very essence of care? Find out In this super discussion with Helena Talbot-Rice Associate Director of Integrated Care and Interdisciplinary Lead at St Christopher's Hospice.
This episode has been kindly supported by the Living Well …
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