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This week comedian and podcaster Pat Cartelli joins us to talk about finding his friend's last words and the experience of bringing a story about that to the stage
CW:During the main topic we talk about September 11th and some descriptions of the day.
To learn more about Pat's podcast Repeater, visit the show's webpage http://www.repeater.show/
You can follow Pat on Twitter @patcartelli
This week we’re talking about funeral expenses and unexpected costs when someone dies, and just how money can make a hard time harder.
The article we discuss is here and you can find out more about The Funeral Rule here.
If you'd like to contribute to Glen's polar bear plunge in honor or his brother visit their team's fundraising page here. (Glen asked us to redirect this to another member of the team's page. You can visit Glen's page directly here.)
Grief sneaks up on both our hosts in odd ways this week.
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Our music is courtesy of Matthew Pryce. Visit facebook.com/MatthewPryceMusic to learn more about his work
We start out talking about language and words but we end up somewhere else entirely.
This week we talk about how grief is sometime monotonous. We promise we try really hard to not be boring.
This week we are talking about conversations we wish we could have with our lost loved ones.
This week we’re turning the tables a bit and talking about our own mortality, and how our experiences with grief have shaped how we think about it. We talk about rage, anxiety, fearing death while also kind of not fearing it, and how we thoroughly did not understand the concept of reincarnation as children.
This week we’re talking about the Buffy episode “The Body” and how talking about and experiencing death has changed how we relate to it. We also talk about alternate timeline widows, using turn signals, and how grief can sneak up on you in unexpected ways.
This week we are talking about our plans for the new year, and how they relate to death, grief, mourning, and all of that.
Tara's getting married so this week we talk about how marriage vows almost always have implicit or explicit references to death. We also talk about whether or not your partner can get you in to heaven as their plus one.
(You may have noticed a little hiccup in the numbering. Let's just call that a fun trivia fact and not a total lack of proofreading when uploading last week's episode.)
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