ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to The Dead Sibling Society, a podcast where we dive deep into the emotional rollercoaster of our loved ones dying. Gracie and Callum, who’ve both experienced sibling bereavement, will be joined by amazing and fascinating guests who share their own stories, not limited to just siblings. Together, they explore the highs and lows of grief, sharing personal stories, funny moments, and heartfelt reflections.
What to expect:
• Interviews with fascinating guests sharing their own bereavement stories
• Emotional and raw discussions
• A space where you can find comfort, understanding, and even laughter amidst the tears
• Tears and laughter, capturing the full spectrum of grief.
Join us for candid, comforting, and sometimes hilarious conversations on The Dead Sibling Society.
What to expect:
• Interviews with fascinating guests sharing their own bereavement stories
• Emotional and raw discussions
• A space where you can find comfort, understanding, and even laughter amidst the tears
• Tears and laughter, capturing the full spectrum of grief.
Join us for candid, comforting, and sometimes hilarious conversations on The Dead Sibling Society.
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
48 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
14 episodes
since July 2, 2024
episodic
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this bonus episode, and our final episode of Season Two, we’re joined once again by consultant in cognitive behavioural psychotherapy, Rufus Harrington, alongside cognitive behavioural therapist Karen Taylor.
Together, Rufus and Karen answer both our questions, and questions sent in by you, exp…
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PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In our fifth episode of Season Two, we sit down with Dr Emily Cooper.
Emily is a senior lecturer at the University of Central Lancashire, and a mum of four beautiful children. Emily lost her son, Alexander in 2021, and her daughter Isabelle, in 2024, both to a rare genetic condition.
Emily speak…
In our fourth episode of Season Two, we sit down with Zara Muse. After Zara’s Mum, Janet, died in 2019, Zara turned to painting to help with her grief, and has since developed an incredible career, using only a palette knife to create her beautiful portraits.
Zara speaks to us about her own exper…
In our third episode of Season Two, we sit down with Amber Jeffrey - whose mum, Sue, died suddenly from a heart attack when Amber was just 19.
Amber talks to us about that moment, the shock of grief and being so young, and what it’s like trying to keep going when the person who anchored your life …
In our second episode of Season Two, we sit down with Kay Backhouse - whose younger brother, Syd, died in 2019 at age 35 after being diagnosed with a rare neuroendocrine tumour.
Kay talks to us about growing up with him: the mischief, the chaos, and the kind of closeness that comes from having a l…
In the first episode of Season Two, we talk with Chanel Williams - whose brother, James Williams, known to many as The Vivienne died in January of this year after taking Ketamine.
Chanel shares what it was like growing up with James: the teasing, the in-jokes, and how the same brother who drove h…
In the final episode of series one, Gracie and Callum reflect on how their own experiences - Callum was just 12 when his brother Liam died and Gracie's older sister Laura died last year - and discuss how their own grief has changed them.
We know that everyone's experience of grief is very differe…
This week Callum and Gracie are getting some of their - and your - big questions answered by Rufus Harrington, BABCP, Consultant in Cognitive Behavioural Psychology. Rufus is just the man to tackle some of the trickiest topics thrown up by this podcast and by any journey through grief like survivor…
In this episode of the Dead Sibling Society, Gracie and Callum are joined by Gracie's mum Nicola, who tells us all about her daughter Laura and her book 'The Stars Will Still Be There' - a raw but beautifully written account of how Nicola helped her daughter make the most of her remaining time, whi…
In this episode of the Dead Sibling Society, Gracie and Callum are joined by Amanda Prowse, who is a multi-million bestselling author who has published more than thirty novels and is one of the most prolific writers of contemporary fiction in the UK today.
In 2022, Amanda lost her brother Simon. …
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