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Our delightful friend Patric Richardson, who also owns Mona Williams in the Mall of America, stops by to discuss the tradition of Swedish Death Cleaning. It's hard to get rid of stuff, but it's easier to think about it like curating your own legacy!
Delighted by Patric? Of course you are! Find him and his store here: https://laundryevangelist.com/
We're talking all things mayonnaise-based, Jell-o salad, something called cookie salad and food with a binder. Don't know what that is? Listen to find out.
Find Stu's newsletter, Midwest Excellence, at https://midwest-excellence.ghost.io/
Lisa's terrifying encounter in Brainerd and Jess' UP nightmare.
Mandy, Lisa and Jess break down the first season of "Don't Fear the Reaper," and talk about the amazing documentary "Come See Me in the Good Light."
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We're learning all about mummies with Dr. Ed Fleming, Associate VP and William H. Wells Chair of Science at the Science Museum of Minnesota. The museum has a mummy that has been studied extensively, but are there still more things to learn? Absolutely.
Go to the museum and see the mummy! More info at smm.org
And check out our sponsor for info about alternative funerals at sendoff.co
Have you ever heard of psychopomp? Yeah, we hadn't either. We get into the ins and outs of helping a soul pass to the other side with Tiffany Dorton of Golden Light Healing. Don't miss this fascinating conversation about why a soul might be hanging around and how to help them along.
Find Tiffany's retreat center at https://goldenlighthealing.net/
And please check out our sponsor for information on alternative funerals at https://sendoff.co/
You have all the helpers to try and bring a life into the world -- why not someone to help as you leave it? Michelle Kolling found this work after her husband died, and she's very passionate about helping families through what can be a difficult, but also beautiful, time.
Find Michelle at https://heldoula.com/
And visit our sponsor at https://sendoff.co/
Liz was just 31 years old when her husband, Josh, died of a heart attack while running on a treadmill. And that might just be the least interesting part of her story. A former nurse practitioner, Fiedler Mergen reinvented herself as a flower farmer and author. Her book "Flowers Bloom Anyway," is part memoir, part guidebook to living with grief. She's happily remarried now, but her path to getting there was anything but straight.
Find her at https://www.lizfiedlermergen.com/
And if you're interested in alternative funerals, please visit our sponsor, SendOff: https://sendoff.co/
Not everyone wants a sad church funeral. That's why SendOff exists. Owner Kelly Roberts is a little bit funeral guru, a little bit party planner. Can he create a Willy Wonka tunnel for someone's final farewell? Listen and find out!
Learn more at https://sendoff.co/
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We're talking about death, because it's the one thing we all have in common. Three good friends dive into the deep end with guests that include everyone from experts in death-related subjects to…