Ok Death Club, we’re back on the horn. Today, the chicas are b*tching about AI, amazon, spotify, and other man-made horrors. We’re also expounding on a slayful book by the name of Die Wise by Stephen Jenkinson and finding ways to enjoy our one god-given life before we shuffle off this mortal coil. Read it and weep, babes 😘

P.S. Izzy is manifesting a new mic for 2026, please continue to bear with us at this time!

Listen, it's the end of the year, and we're all fried. But, lord knows, we will show up and yap. We're here to discuss our favorite (and least favorite) recently-read books, Kaitlin's embrace of Twin Peaks, Holiday Horrors ™ , and mutual aid.

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**Trigger Warning** This episode contains sensitive topics such as gun violence and drug use. Please practice discretion when listening to this episode. 

Here is our very humble attempt to discuss some very complex issues: losing friends to gun violence, getting sober after growing up with substance abuse as the norm, institutional disenfranchisement, and the horrific downstream effects of the US gov’s domestic and foreign policy. We’re sitting down with comedian Timmy Tootle, who kindly opened up to help us try and tackle the intricacies of grief around these topics, while still finding ways to laugh through the tears. 

You can find Timmy Tootle's comedy on his instagram.

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Welcome back to our beloved grief heads! This week, we're joined by the fabulous Liza Fenster, a medium, tarot reader, teacher and energy healer based in NYC (you can find her website here!). We're talking about how to stay yapping with your departed loved ones, why all our homies hate Neil DeGrasse Tyson and so so so much more.

Happy Birthday Izzy :~)

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Calling all ghouls and gays 🗣️ this is not a drill. It’s almost Halloween, so you know what that means - we’ve got our witch hats on and our cauldrons out and we’re ready to spill. We’re talking Samhain (the Original Halloween ™ ), Día De Muertos, colonization horrors, and the ancient circles that unite us all.

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Buckle up everyone, it’s time for some autumnal esotericism. Not only are we listening to the knowings, but we're also perceiving and sensing the unseeable forces that surround us. Tune in for a very on-brand convo with our dear friend Crystal Fawn, a second generation psychic and light worker here to share very important intel for the spiritually curious. Topics include soul mates, time travel movies, and how the Other Side is not unlike the DMV.

Learn more about Crystal's work here.

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So, we’re back at long last and somehow we’re matching? We haven’t recorded in a few weeks because this off-ramp into fall has been a little crazy, but we’ve got a lot to catch up on. Topics today include farting around and doing things in person, obsessive compulsive thinking, a WILD documentary Kaitlin watched, and so much more. 

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Buckle up, it’s officially spooky season, and we’re so excited to share this yap sesh with our dear friend, talented esthetician and writer, and overall whimsical diva, Rio Viera-Newton. Let’s just say, Rio was raised by a witch and it shows. Tune in as we discuss her mother’s magical roots, their Brazilian psychic advisor, and how Rio was able to expel an entity that attached to her in an English cemetery.

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Today, we're sitting down with multidisciplinary artist and grief facilitator, Raya Marie Hazell, whose practice stems from a strong belief in the transformative power of collective mourning. Join us as we discuss how mortality can add texture to life, the absurdity of our contemporary moment, and finding joy and inspiration in the cathartic experience of grief and loss. 

To learn more about Raya, click here. Raya is also a contributor to the beautiful Grief Studies Zine. You can pre-order a copy here.

Links for topics discussed in the episode:

1. Fariha's Grief Studies class. 
2. The 6 stages that structure the class and the book are sourced from  6 stages of dying by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and David Kessler and the processes of decolonization by Poka Laenui.
3. Folks can order a Grief Studies book here. 
4. An essay for Kernel Mag where Raya expands her thesis on the politics of grief and the potential of worldbuilding in its liminality. 
5. A grief ritual offering of Raya archived online for folks who want to practice a grief ritual (with an invitation to gather your friends to do it with you)

This week, we're joined by Michael McClenahan, bestie of the pod and psychoanalytic therapist. We talk about the complexities of losing a sibling, how analysis can lead to breakthroughs in grief, and of course, Freud. 

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