<p>Stewart Holden, Humanist Funeral Celebrant joins me to chat about the increase in people from Northern Ireland, choosing 'Humanist Ceremonies' to celebrate their lives or the lives of their loved ones when they die. </p>

Stewart Holden, Humanist Funeral Celebrant joins me to chat about the increase in people from Northern Ireland, choosing 'Humanist Ceremonies' to celebrate their lives or the lives of their loved ones when they die.

<p>Stewart Holden, Humanist Funeral Celebrant joins me to chat about the increase in people from Northern Ireland, choosing 'Humanist Ceremonies' to celebrate their lives or the lives of their loved ones when they die.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 2: Humanist Funerals in Northern Ireland

In a world that often shies away from discussing mortality, ’Death by Positivity’ is your guide to a more enlightened perspective on the one thing we all have in common: death. Join me, Jenny Marshall - a social rebel for death positivity in Northern Ireland, alongside my wonderful guests as we challenge the taboo around death and dying, with the hope of enticing you to become ’death positive’. 

”People who are death positive believe that it is not morbid or taboo to speak openly about death. They see honest conversations about death & dying as the cornerstone of a healthy society.” - The Order of the Good Death

In each episode, we’ll navigate this subject with thought-provoking conversations, expert insights, and personal stories from those who are connected to or involved with death and dying here in Northern Ireland.

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In a world that often shies away from discussing mortality, ’Death by Positivity’ is your guide to a more enlightened perspective on the one thing we all have in common: death. Join me, Jenny Marshall - a social rebel for death positivity in Northern Ireland, alongside my wonderful guests as we challenge the taboo around death and dying, with the hope of enticing you to become ’death positive’. ”People who are death positive believe that it is not morbid or taboo to speak openly about death. They see honest conversations about death & dying as the cornerstone of a healthy society.” - The Order of the Good Death In each episode, we’ll navigate this subject with thought-provoking conversations, expert insights, and personal stories from those who are connected to or involved with death and dying here in Northern Ireland.

In a world that often shies away from discussing mortality, ’Death by Positivity’ is your guide to a more enlightened perspective on the one thing we all have in common: death. Join me, Jenny Marshall - a social rebel for death positivity in Northern Ireland, alongside my wonderful guests as we challenge the taboo around death and dying, with the hope of enticing you to become ’death positive’. 

”People who are death positive believe that it is not morbid or taboo to speak openly about death. They see honest conversations about death &amp; dying as the cornerstone of a healthy society.” - The Order of the Good Death

In each episode, we’ll navigate this subject with thought-provoking conversations, expert insights, and personal stories from those who are connected to or involved with death and dying here in Northern Ireland.

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