Good morning death-heads! We are back in the recording saddle with another yap-fest, this time we’re talking about everyone online who pretends they know what’s going to happen in the future, whether they’re astrology readers or just plain know-it-alls. We talk about clinging to illusions of control, death work, helping people make peace with the not-knowing of it all, how the best and worst things in life are unpredictable, and Izzy’s wedding planning journey. Listen and enjoy!

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That might be gibberish now, but in time the meaning will become clear 🧘‍♀️ We’re opening ourselves up to the suffering of the liminal and embracing the truth as an exercise in generosity. Remember you are dust and to dust you shall return type s**t. Any questions?

Welcome back! This week, the ladies catch up and discuss the Summertime thinning of the veil, Tarot, psychedelic mushrooms, celebrating life’s transitions, and Kaitlin’s experience with a Haunting in Connecticut.

Sometimes stepping aside for other people’s grief is something that can be so beautiful. Kaitlin and Izzy are on opposite ends of their respective Hero’s Journey ™ du jour and are passing the proverbial baton. We’re touching on the grief of moving homes, how every ending is a beginning, and the feral psychosis that befalls everyone before graduation.

Remember you are dust!

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Buckle up death divas, the girls are going through it this week!!! Everyone’s on their periods, Izzy is podcasting horizontally, Kait straight up cries on air. If you’re going through a hard time, listen and know that we are too! Bear with us and enjoy us at our most vulnerable… and remember you are dust!!!

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This Itch Shall Pass

Umm…imagine taking your OWN advice for once? Sometimes in life you find yourself positively gagged and then immediately clocked. Honestly, the only thing to do when that happens is to rattle off Buddhist coffee table book platitudes and keep it pushing. That’s the kind of high-brow insights you can expect here in Death Club.

Remember you are dust!

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Welcome back, grief heads! This week, we’re joined by filmmaker Katherine Clary to talk to us about her beautiful film, A Desert is an Ocean. We discuss the experience of making art out of our trauma, why we need a death-themed film festival, and how Katherine’s dad threw a Pema Chodron book straight into the trash.

Remember you are dust!

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This week we’re joined by talented musician, death doula, and Death Cafe host Emily Yacina. We’re talking about the difference between being afraid of loss vs the fear of death itself and how the shadows can show you the light. We are once again asking you to turn toward death and allow it to transform you, diva.

Remember you are dust!

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Welcome back, beautiful grief heads! This week, Izzy and Kaitlin are back on the horn to talk about the things we need to collectively let die in order to birth a new future. We also talk about Izzy’s acupuncture training, letting our personas fall away and Kaitlin’s beef with rock climbers.

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!