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This week we talk about specific pieces of pop culture that we associate with moments of grief. Tara tells a bonkers story Talcott hasn't heard before, Talcott has a revelation about video games he played in the hospital, and we introduce a new segment.
Tara is back and we catch up on how we've been doing this week and how a small moment of sadness can sometimes trigger a cascade of grief. We also talk through the timeline of Talcott's wife's cancer.
Talcott tries something new while Tara is off again this week. In this new segment he shares a brief memory of someone close to him that has died.
Talcott flies solo this week answering your questions about widowerhood, dinosaurs, and Star Trek. Thanks to everyone who submit a question!
This week we talk about another episode of Star Trek and whether we live with real or constructed memories of people who have passed. We also talk about the intense anger and pain of grief and some British TV shows we find soothing.
We have a short episode this week and we talk about how paperwork can suddenly seem meaningful, surprising Facebook messages, and immortality.
This week we talk about how places can be powerfully tied to memories of loved ones and whether or not we can ever go back there. We also try to invent a breakfast food called Schrödinger's waffles.
This week Anne Courtney joins us to talk about the paperwork we should get in order in case we die, and more importantly what we need in case we almost die.
Remember that nothing in this episode should be considered legal advice. You should consult an attorney in your own state for guidance on the subject.
This week we have special guest comedian and broadcaster Woody Battaglia on to talk about what his family discovered after his stepdad died. We also discuss the importance of proper tree care and Columbus, OH bars.
Check out Woody's show Almost Tuesday every Monday from 9-11pm eastern live on WAYO
Listen to past episode's on their MixCloud including episodes with calls from Talcott and Tara
This week we do what we've been threatening to do since we started...a Star Trek episode! Special guest Daniel Baruela (@danielbtweets) joins us to talk about how the Trill are a great metaphor for life, death and grieving.
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Our music is courtesy of Matthew Pryce. Visit facebook.com/MatthewPryceMusic to learn more about his work
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