On this episode of Death Is My Day Job, I sit down with Monica, a chiropractor who blends modern care with traditional Mexican medicine. We talk about ancestral healing, cultural wisdom, and the remedies that have helped generations feel better. As someone whose day job revolves around death, I always appreciate meeting people whose life’s work is helping keep it waiting a little longer.

In this episode of Death Is My Day Job, Maria sits down with Daniel Silveira — Director of Client Services at First Light Home Care, president of Section on Aging Sonoma County, vice president of MERP, and unofficially (but universally acknowledged) the King of Senior Care in Sonoma County.

Together, we explore the wild, wonderful, and occasionally absurd world of aging services, home care, hospice partnerships, and the community systems that keep older adults safe, supported, and laughing through the chaos.

Expect leadership gems, dark humor, real‑life care‑manager stories, and a few moments where we admit that senior care, death, and community politics can all be equally dramatic — but also deeply meaningful.

This episode is perfect for anyone who loves hospice honesty, home‑care reality, and local leaders who somehow manage twelve roles without losing their crown.

 In this episode of Death Is My Day Job, Maria sits down with Tracy Hinman — care manager for Allegre Home Care, president of MERP, leadership team member for the Section on Aging, and vice president of the Sonoma County Home Care Association. Basically, if it involves aging, caregiving, or preventing total meltdown in Sonoma County, Tracy is either running it, fixing it, or chairing the committee that decides how to fix it.

Together, we dive into the gloriously messy world of home care, hospice, aging services, and the community systems that keep older adults safe, supported, and occasionally laughing at the absurdity of it all.

This episode is for anyone who loves hospice honesty, home‑care reality, and women who somehow juggle twelve leadership roles without losing their minds.

Alegre Home Care: Alegrecare.com, MERP (Medical Equipment Recycling Program): sonomamerp.com, Sonoma County Section On Aging: Sonomasoa.org, Sonoma County Home Care Association:

sonomacountyhca.com

Death Is My Day Job sits down with psychic medium Jenessa for a raw, curious, and unexpectedly funny conversation about what happens when the veil gets thin.

We talk spirits, signs, grief, intuition, and the strange moments that make you stop and wonder if someone on the other side is trying to get your attention.

If you’ve ever felt a nudge, a whisper, or a coincidence too weird to ignore, this episode is for you.

New interviews every week — subscribe for more stories from the living, the dying, and everyone in between.

This video explores how multiple layers of care come together to support aging adults in Sonoma County. We talk about the role of Safe Care Solutions, a non‑medical home caregiving agency, and how their services complement the compassionate end‑of‑life support provided by Madrona Hospice.

You’ll also hear how concierge nursing and geriatric care management through Casa Serena help families navigate care transitions with clarity, comfort, and confidence.

In this conversation, Sierra brings her deep yoga practice into the tender spaces where living and dying meet. We explore how breath becomes a bridge, how movement supports grief, and how presence can soften even the hardest transitions. Sierra shares the wisdom she’s gathered from the mat, the community, and her own journey — offering gentle, grounded insights for caregivers, seekers, and anyone learning to stay human in the midst of change.

This episode is the audio from my very first YouTube video, recorded months ago before this podcast existed. I’m bringing it here so listeners can hear the starting point of this project — the thoughts, reflections, and experiences that shaped the direction of Death Is My Day Job. It’s honest, simple, and the foundation of everything that came after.

Episode Description — Death Is My Day Job

A short check‑in to share where we’ve been, what’s been unfolding behind the scenes, and where we’re taking Death Is My Day Job next. This quick update sets the stage for the conversations, stories, and deeper explorations to come as we relaunch with intention and clarity.