Welcome to the Black, White and Grey Podcast, where perspectives collide and stories connect. In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the complex and deeply personal journey of grief. We discuss how different cultures approach and process loss, shedding light on the diverse rituals, beliefs, and emotional responses that shape how people mourn.

We also dive into a unique aspect of grief: mourning someone who has not yet passed but has already transformed into a version of themselves that no longer reflects the person you once knew and loved. This emotional experience can be equally challenging and heartbreaking, and we offer insights into understanding and navigating this type of loss.

Join us as we reflect on the many faces of grief, the ways we cope with it, and how to find healing, no matter where you are in your journey.

Brought to you by:

Ana Vilhete: @anavilhete

Brendan Shek: @brendanshek

Ed Stephens: @ed_s_2012

Michael Faceman: @Facem4n

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