Dr. Ken Doka on the Sibling Bond and Disenfranchised Grief
In this episode of The Broken Pack: Stories of Sibling Loss, Dr. Angela Dean talks with surviving sibling Dr. Ken Doka, the grief scholar who coined the term disenfranchised grief. Ken is Frank and Dot's kid brother. His brother Frank, thirteen years older, died a few years ago after an illness. He…
Navigate Keeper of Memories: Gentle Support for Quiet Loneliness
In this episode, we explore the quiet loneliness that comes from being the one who continues to remember a loved one after others have moved on. Many listeners carry memories of small details and daily moments that no longer surface in conversations with family or friends. This experience can leave…
You Cry, I Cry: What Women Facing Cancer Taught me About Presence
Hair can be one of the first visible losses during cancer treatment, but the deeper experience is often one of identity, grief, and learning to recognize yourself through profound change.
In this deeply personal episode of The Original Self Podcast: Lessons from Behind the Chair, Evet shares two un…
The Griefs No One Let You Name: A Somatic Talk on Disenfranchised & Hidden Grief | Abi Beri
A talk for the griefs the world doesn’t recognise. The life that didn’t happen. The person you used to be. The friendship that faded. The child who grew up. The future your younger heart was promised, that turned out not to be coming. All the losses no one brought a casserole for. All the griefs yo…
Ep 179 - Death and the Re-signification of Absence
Grief today is not only about death—it is layered, complex, and often invisible.Join Jussara Korngold and Marcia Trajano as they explore the delicate threshold between presence and absence, love and longing, the visible and the invisible.What happens when “What if?” becomes “What now?”How do we pro…
Michelle Desmond on Anticipatory Grief, Disenfranchised Loss, and What “At Least” Really Does
Most of us were never taught how to grieve. And it turns out, that's not an accident. In this episode of Let Me Know If You Need a Podcast, Amy, Kristen, Kristen Beck and thanatologist Michelle Desmond dig into the science behind grief in ways that are grounding, validating, and genuinely useful fo…
Ep99: The Questions Kids Actually Ask About Dying with Dr. Korie Leigh
Elisabeth Kübler-Ross never wanted us to call them stages of grief, but the five stages got loose in the world anyway, and fifty years later we're still measuring our grief against a model that was never meant to be linear — and was not even built from data about grief.
This week I'm talking with …
It's Not Just a Cat: Flow, Marley & Me, and the Grief No One Sees
Why does losing a pet hurt this much? Through the Oscar-winning Flow and Marley & Me, this episode explores pet loss grief, including my own. On June 30, 2026, I lost Misu, my cat of 13 years.
Misu was a survivor. He made it through a house fire, a deep depression after losing someone he loved, mor…
The Grief That Has No Grave
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There is a kind of sadness that doesn't have a name in ordinary conversation.
Not the sadness after a death. Not the sadness that comes with a clear before and after that other people can recognise and acknowledge. It is the sadness of something that was never there. The childhood …
EP 10: The Grief of the Unlived Self
There is a particular kind of sadness that has no clean name: grieving the life, identity, or version of yourself you never fully got to live.
In Episode 10 of Wild Child Summer, we make space for the grief of who we might have been—and who we may still become.
Drawing on Kenneth Doka’s concept of …
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