How Finding Community Helped Me Heal In My Grief: Advice From A Mother Of Stillbirth
Trigger Warning: This episode discusses infant loss, including miscarriage and stillbirth. Please listen with care.
Seeking out community support and recognizing that grief is a normal, ongoing process are key steps in healing.
In this episode, Ari opens up to Winter about the loss of her sweet b…
Sharing My Grief One Story at a Time
EP:9 The reason that Dr. B feels so compelled to share her story is really her why. She wants to be able to process it. And she wants to be able to heal it for herself. And she wants to be able to make sure that she feels very comfortable sharing her personal life, sharing that part of her life wit…
My Grief Journey
This episode dives into my grief journey related to both my parents, one deceased and one living.
Bonus EP - Bring Your Own Hammer presents My Grief on the Sea
Joining me on this special bonus episode are Dr Richard McMahon (lecturer in History at Mary Immaculate College in Limerick) and Mike Smalle (academic librarian, musician and former frontman of the great Galway band Cane 141) to discuss Bring Your Own Hammer, a collaborative project that brings his…
EP 47 - Turning Tragedy Into Art - How Music Helped Me Confront My Grief with Murray Hidary
In today’s Human Future Podcast episode, Murray Hidary recounts his journey through profound personal tragedy and discovery. After experiencing the devastating loss of his sister, he found solace and healing through music, eventually leading to the creation of 'Mind Travel,' a transformative exp…
165. Our Individual Griefs with Theo Boyd
"Say the things you need to say."
When Theo Boyd first lost her mother to a horrific farm accident, she felt isolated. People heard her story, and immediately offered their own story to relate instead of sitting quietly at her side.
In her book, My Grief is Not Like Yours, Theo recounts her uniqu…
Episode 040: 1965-01-31 | Finding My Grief Pt. 3
In this episode of Dearest Suzie, Bill writes home about receiving another letter from Suzie, buying a slide projector, and arranging for a sapphire to be sent home. He also looks ahead to a possible promotion and reflects on missing his family.
Accompanied by a photo of a figure walking through …
076 What Red Polyamorous Roosters, Author Tags And Getting The Boot In iTunes Have In Common
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You Don't Get To Judge My Grief
What happens when someone dies from fentanyl poisoning or overdose? Too often, the grief that follows is met with silence—or worse, judgment.
In this episode, titled “You Don’t Get to Judge My Grief,” I open up about what it’s really like to lose a child and then have to defend that grief. We expl…
This poet’s new collection is a love letter to Toronto
Sanna Wani’s debut poetry collection, My Grief, the Sun, won the 2023 Trillium Book Award for Poetry. Now, she’s returned with her follow-up, Lantern. Sanna sits down with guest host Garvia Bailey in the Q studio to discuss the new book and read one of its poems.
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