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Who Died - An Interview With Lida Husik

Who Died? was created by Aimee Craig to give voice to the memories of those we carry with us. Each episode is about one person's life and de...

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Grief & Art in Public Spaces

Some people are private in their grief, some are more public, and some put their grief onto large public murals. Artist Max Collins joins us...

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Creating Legacies In The Face Of A Terminal Illness

What is a legacy? What memories do children and teens value most? What prevents families from engaging in legacy activities? What can suppor...

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Who Died? Episode 2

Today's conversation is with Karol Collymore about her mother, Julia.

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A Mother's Story - Sue Klebold

Sue Klebold is the mother of Dylan Klebold, one of the two shooters at Columbine High School who, in 1999, killed twelve students and a teac...

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The Pull Of DNA: Grieving A Father You Never Met

Kimberly Warner's father died in a car accident just before she graduated from high school. Two decades later, a DNA test revealed he wasn't...

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Losing Someone Twice

One aspect of grief that rarely gets mentioned is losing someone twice- once in a life-altering circumstance and again when they die. This f...

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Who Died?

After someone dies, we rarely get the chance to talk about how they lived because any conversation about them tends to focus on how they die...

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Is It Grief Or Anger? Does It Matter?

What do big behaviors look like when a child is grieving? How do we best support them in these big behaviors and the corresponding big feeli...

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Online Grief Support For Teens - An Interview With Asher Liu of SLAP'D

When it comes to grief support for teens, SLAP'D (Surviving Life After a Parent Dies) is a unique online community where teens get support a...

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When Grief Gets Awkward

Interacting with others while grieving can be wildly confusing and tricky. You’ve probably been there. You run into someone you haven’t seen...

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Culturally Aware Grief Support in the Latino Community

What does it mean to provide culturally aware grief support for families in the Latino community? We explore this question with Cristina Flo...

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Fine But Not Okay- Mindfulness In Grief - Joe DiNardo

In March of 2015 Joe DiNardo's wife, Marcia, died of pancreatic cancer. Before her death, he started writing a letter to her which would eve...

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Grief In The Present Tense

John Mayer first encountered grief when his older brother Stephen suddenly died at age 29 in 2007. Nine years later, John's second daughter,...

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Looking Back At Grief - Darwyn Dave

Darwyn Dave is creator and host of the Dealing With My Grief podcast. In 1978, when Darwyn was ten years old, his father was killed. 38 year...

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