After the death of his mother, Ned Buskirk wondered why we don't talk about death more. As a producer and artist, he found a way to invite the conversation when he hosted a small event in his home, called You're Going to Die: Poetry, Prose and Anything Goes. It was a hit, and led to larger and larger monthly events, a musician's program to work with people at the end of life, and finally, the largest event ever at the Great American Music Hall; You're Alive. He has established a non profit to support all these projects and bring the conversation to a larger and larger audience. He has also integrated the arts into the conversation, broadening his audience and inspiring in the meantime. What does he have in his vision for the future? Join us to find out.