Guiding Spirits Home with Jeanne Van Bronkhorst
Companioning the dying through lucid dreams. Our guest shares some of her experiences of psychopompic dreaming. Starting when she was 9 or 10 she would dream of being in a classroom where she learned how to change the dream. Several years later she describes her first experience of helping a dying …
Kicking off Relational Social Policy w/ Pritpal S. Tamber
What if most of the heavy lifting to keep us healthy and get us through tough times was done by civil society? Not the organisations of civil society, but the conversations, mutual aid and moral order we naturally create in our day to day interactions. What if civil society was the primary catalyst…
Companioning the Dying through Lucid Dreams with Jeanne van Bronkhorst
Guiding spirits home. Our guest shares some of her experiences of psychopompic dreaming in this mind-blowing replay show. Starting when she was 9 or 10 she would dream of being in a classroom where she learned how to change the dream. Several years later she describes her first experience of helpin…
EP 38: Gregory Shushan PhD on Near-Death Journeys Across Cultures and Throughout History
We are thrilled to have Dr. Shushan with us again this year. His body of work in the field of near-death studies is unrivaled on near-death experience is unrivaled. He is a historian of religions, an award-winning author, and the leading authority on near-death experiences and the afterlife acros…
S6 Ep5: Why end of life care needs to change with Professor Allan Kellehear
Dying isn’t just a medical event, it’s a deeply social one. In this powerful episode of The Life and Death Podcast, Professor Allan Kellehear, sociologist and founder of the Compassionate Communities movement, joins Stephen Rumford to explore how we can all play a part in supporting people at the e…
Interview with "Too Poor to Die" author Amy Shea
Do you know what happens to people when they die in poverty and estranged from family? We talk to writer and advocate Amy Shea about her book, "Too Poor to Die: The Hidden Realities of Dying in the Margins," in which she looks at how society treats poor, homeless and marginalized people in life, an…
89: Dr Jim Nininger & Dr Mary Lou Kelley: Compassionate Ottawa
89: Dr Jim Nininger & Dr Mary Lou Kelley: Compassionate Ottawa
"In community development, as the outsider, you can help with facilitation, you can help with organising, you can help with identifying resources. But you are never the leader."
In this episode, Julian is joined by Jim Nininger, Co-Fo…
79: The Value of Death – Prof Allan Kellehear, Dr Libby Sallnow, Dr Richard Smith, and Dr Julian Abel
79: The Value of Death - Prof Allan Kellehear, Dr Libby Sallnow, Dr Richard Smith, and Dr Julian Abel
"Death and life are bound together. Without life, there would be no death."
This week's Survival of the Kindest podcast is a joint interview between Professor Allan Kellehear, Dr Libby Sallnow, D…
Compassionate Communities: Why We Need Each Other at the End of Life with Professor Samar Aoun AM
What if the future of end-of-life care doesn't lie in hospitals, but within our communities?
In this episode, I sit down with Professor Samar Aoun AM, internationally recognised palliative care researcher, Founder and Chair of Compassionate Communities Australia, and one of Australia's leading voic…
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