Through our daring and powerful conversations, we will overcome our pain, grow through our experiences, and ignite our purpose one episode at a time. This is our space, our community, and our lives.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Recovering the Meaning of the Body for the Modern Age
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Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: anxiety, Bible, Body, body image, Christian Living, christianity, Creation, death, depression, dysmorphia, dysphoria, embodiment, faith, family, flourishing, Food, gender, gender dysphoria, happiness, loss, love, marriage, mental-health, mortality, original sin, perishable goods, Personhood, Philosophy, Podcast, reformed, Resurrection, scripture, sexuality, social media, Technology, theology of the body
The Mindfulness and Grief Podcast series, hosted by author and thanatologist Heather Stang, features compassionate insights for coping with grief and life after loss. Designed for bereaved people and grief professionals, you will learn how a mindful approach to grief can help you deal with difficult emotions, cultivate self-care and self-compassion, and honor the relationship that remains. May these teachings be of great benefit. To learn more about Mindfulness and Grief visit the website at http://mindfulnessandgrief.com.
Categories: Health & Fitness
Tags: bereavement, divorce, grief, loss, meditation, mindfulness, Psychology, selfhelp, trauma, yoga
Exploring the spaces between us ~ Contemporary mythologist, Angelina Avedano discusses a series of realities with thinkers, writers, thought leaders, and artists.
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: fulfillment, grief, joy, loss, MentalIllness, mindfulness, mother, mythology, resilience, Stories, Transformation
We don’t expect life to be so hard. Suffering is for other people. And then loss and disappointment knock us flat like a sucker punch. Join Becky L McCoy as her guests share their stories of hard moments in life and how they are choosing to live bravely and authentically. Get cozy with a cup of coffee or clean the house while you listen. Either way, join in and consider sharing your Sucker Punched story with us. (formerly Stories of Unfolding Grace)
Categories: Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality
Hosted by Laura Cathcart Robbins, a writer and a recovery thriver and survivor, Laura found herself in an all too familiar position. In September 2018, she was the only black woman in the room at Brave Magic, a famed writer’s retreat. After it was over, she wrote about her “only one” experience in The Huffington Post and comments started flooding into her DM. These comments were from people from all races, ethnicities, creeds, and nationalities who had felt “othered”. Laura beautifully interviews a person about their Only One story each episode and addresses as many of those DM’s as possible in the process. In this podcast, you’ll hear raw, vulnerable accounts from people who are, like most of us, just eager to connect. Our hope is that The Only One In The Room will inspire a change of perspective in how we all see and hear each other’s stories. We want you think twice before judging the person standing next to you at a party, in the pick-up line at school or in a crowded subway car. This is a podcast for anyone who has ever felt alone in a room full of people – which is to say, that this podcast is for everyone.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
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Grace For Grieving is a safe space for you to process the myriad of emotions associated with loss, death, dying, mourning, and grief. There’s an undeniable truth–we’ll face the loss of a loved one. Unfortunately, dealing with loss and bereavement is somewhat taboo. We’ll walk with you on your journey of healing, meaning-making, and resilience. Walt Kasmir, Ph.D., developed expertise in grief as a hospice nurse. He’s helped thousands of people face the devasting pain of end-of-life issues with dignity and grace. He’s a human potential expert and a globally sought-after motivational speaker. Dr. Kasmir’s a Fellow of the American Academy of Grief Counseling (FAAGC) and is considered one of America’s preeminent grief counselors & life coaches. He’s affectionately known as The Neuro-Maestro® because of his Theo-centric Neurophilosophy and for his ability to clients transform clients’ lives using a transpersonal blend of philosophy, neuroscience, and psychology to “Compose” The Life You Desire and Deserve!
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Alzheimer’s disease, bereavement, Black Grief, Care Giver Stress, death and dying, grace, grief, Grief Counseling, grieving, loss, Men's Grief, mourning
Don’t Send Flowers: An open and honest conversation on how we ALL deal with painful life experiences, feel our way through them, and hopefully make it out better people than we were before. Each interview will explore a vast array of life changing moments. We’ll discuss how they coped, adjusted, grieved and ultimately what steps they took to move through the experience to find their way. My hope is that through openly sharing our stories we no longer feel isolated in grief and have a greater understanding of how to show up for each other in our times of need.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Beyond Well With Sheila Hamilton is a podcast for people who want to learn tools for living better. Each week, we dive into a different aspect of emotional and behavioral health with our team of psychologists, psychiatrists, and people with lived experience. If you’ve wanted to try mental health therapy, but are prevented from doing so by cost or because of a lack of time, this podcast is for you.
Categories: Health & Fitness
Tags: anxiety, bipolar, depression, grief, loss, mentalhealth, music, ocd, suicideprevention, writing
Life in this broken world is hard, but there is joy and hope to be found.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
She’s Nik: a marathon runner who’s finished her seventh 26.2-miler. He’s Dan: a runner who started with the C25K program and has finished his fourth half-marathon. Every week, they record themselves on a short run somewhere in New England (mostly), talk about their training, play some music, and have a few laughs.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: c25k, fitness, health, loss, Marathon, running, weight
It’s a podcast about weight loss, self-improvement, and the highs and lows of life.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Leisure
Tags: goal, goals, help, improvement, loss, self, settings, weight
What is your pivotal moment?
The Life Shift Podcast is a weekly podcast featuring candid conversations with people about the pivotal moments that changed their lives forever.
We all have our stories, but through these conversations, we discover communities. We learn that there are commonalities through the ups and downs that we all face. But most importantly, we learn that we are not alone. The Life Shift podcast highlights life-altering moments and humanizes the struggles and triumphs through them all.
Hosted by Matt Gilhooly
“I want these conversations to feel like eavesdropping on two friends having a human conversation. These are the conversations that we should be having with each other. Below the surface.” – says host Matt Gilhooly.
Please follow/subscribe on your favorite podcast app, listen to new episodes every Tuesday, and let us know your thoughts about the show.
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Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: ashley pereira, becca berkey, death, grief, heidi kirby, Kelly Anderson, levi kreis, life altering, life change, life shift, loss, love, matt gilhooly, rob cressy, shanna benson
Join host and author Mark S. Negley and his guests as they share hope-filled stories of their journey from loss to living a joy-filled life. If you have a story to share, please visit www.survive-alive-thrive.org
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: 5 stages of grief, addict, addiction, alcoholism, christianity, death, depression, drug addiction, elizabeth kubler-ross, faith, grief, isolation, joy, loss, mental-health, mourning, navigating, overcoming, Podcast, Recovery, spiritual transformation, stress, struggle, suicide, support groups, survive, survive alive thrive, thrive
Soulful conversations that deepen our relationships to ourselves and each other
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: Authentic, belonging, conversation, creative, Darkness, death, deepen, friends, grief, hiding, introvert, life, Light, loss, loving myself, Loving yourself, New World, ourselves, recalibrate, relationships, resonance, sensitive, shining your light, spirituality, Truth, US, vulnerability
Good Grief is a podcast about grief but also how we develop, learn and form meaningful traditions around it.
I’ve lost loved ones in my life, most of us have. But recently I lost someone and I just didn’t know what to do. I didn’t know how to process it, but equally I didn’t know what to do to help friends or family experiencing loss. Selfishly it scared me and reminded me of my own mortality. I guess I’ve avoided anything related to death or grief for my entire life. I was shocked by how much I didn’t know and how we never talk about it as a society. I mean it’s one of life’s most inevitable things, why don’t I have any tools at my disposal to deal with it? It’s clear we’re frightened to talk about it, which makes sense considering, but keeping it at arms length makes it increasingly more difficult to understand or create helpful traditions around. How can we ever help, understand or support people grieving if we never talk about it?
I did some research and development for a documentary film about grief (I’m a filmmaker by the way) and what became obvious through the conversations I was having was that it was potentially a very British phenomenon. I was told about useful grieving practices from other cultures that were so simple yet and so effective that I was dumbfounded I’d never heard of any of them. Why don’t we have our own traditions around death and grief? Is it because UK culture is famously reserved and we avoid the intimate conversations about pain and loss? Do we just ‘get on with it’? Added to that it was only 100 years ago that mortality rates were over double what we experience today. Death is now significantly less common so does that affect our relationship with it?
I want to find out more about why we don’t talk about grief, what has changed over time for us and how we might make it less of a taboo and more of a healing process. I want to unravel pre-conceptions and explore beyond the traditional Great British reserve to address my own fears of loss and grief. I want you, the listener, to discover these new things about grief as I do. Throughout the series I’ll talk to a broad range of people about their experiences of grief including people from diverse faiths and cultures and professionals who deal with death and loss on a regular basis. From midwives to palliative care professionals, from physicians to historians. Whilst I realise the theme of this podcast isn’t exactly happy-go-lucky, we will be exploring the depth and breadth of the human experience, with tears, humour and a celebration of life and try to discover if there is such a thing as good grief?
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Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: Britain, Culture, death, grief, life, loss, mental-health, Recovery, religion, tradition, UK
Call Your Mom is a place for mothers and daughters to have the conversation they’ve never had before.
Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: ageing, child, conversation, daughter, death, interview, life, loss, mom, mother, motherhood, pregnancy
No one likes to talk about death but avoiding the conversation will not change the outcome. You too will die one day. Every Sunday join E. Smith, Funeral Director, Embalmer and Death Positive Enthusiast as she initiates conversations about everything from,”What to do when someone dies” to “Can a corpse really sit up?” Whether death is a topic that makes you uncomfortable or one that piques your curiosity, tune in to, Can We Talk About It Later? The Podcast, where real conversations about death and dying will have a meaningful impact on your life.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: africanamerican, bereavement, burial, canwetalkaboutitlater, casket, cemetery, conversation, conversations, coping, corpse, cremation, dead, death, deathblog, deathcafe, deathpodcast, deathpositive, deathrights, depression, DNR, donotresuscitate, dying, Estateplanning, eulogy, fearofdeath, funeral, Graveyard, greenburial, grief, honor, hospice, Insurance, interviews, life, loss, memorial, militaryhonors, Pain, planning, Podcast, restinpeace, RIP, Rituals, service, suicide, taboo, terminal, tombstone, traditionalfuneral, urn, will, writinganobituary
A journey tale about love, loss, and what it truly means to come home. Written and read by the author, Michael Thomas Cunningham. Christy, a woman hardened by the streets and clinging to a life of desperation must face her demons as she attends the funeral of an old friend. Jack was the closest thing she ever had to a father even though their relationship had never been revealed to his family. Christy would have preferred for the alternative history of Jacks life to remain a secret, but that was not to be. When Christy is discovered by Jacks biological daughter, Jennifer, the truth is finally revealed as her story begins to unfold. Christy recounts her memories and recollections as Jennifer seeks to understand the father that she thought she knew. Join these two unlikely acquaintances as they put aside their differences and engage in a discovery of their true selves buried in the emotional depths of love, loss, and what it means to truly come home. This heart warming story will enthrall you as Christy unravels the patch work quilt of her life as both women come to understand that a second chance might only be as far as each other.
Categories: Arts
Tags: coming, cunningham, home, journey, Literature, loss, love, michael, redemption, thomas, women's
Sharecare Radio, hosted by Dr. Darria Long Gillespie: Emergency Room doctor, digital health executive, and mom, airs live every Tuesday from 1-2pm EST on RadioMD. Whether your goal is to get more energy, fit into those jeans, or to know what’s real (and what’s hype) for preventive health, you’ll want to tune in. Because fitting healthy changes into your life is doable, and isn’t it time you felt your best? Dr. Darria draws from her own experience as a practicing ER doctor to give you the latest on nutrition and weight loss, fitness, women’s health, parenting and pediatrics, longevity, healthy beauty, and beyond. She’ll also demystify new medical breakthroughs, plus share time saving health tips and emergency care for adults and children. Show guests have included household names in health, such as Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Olympic athlete John Coyle, Dr. Oz, celebrity trainer Donovan Green, and NBA All-star Dominique Wilkins. Sharecare Radio is the weekly dose of healthy living to keep you energized and well. Feel great – so you can be great.
Categories: Health & Fitness
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