Everyone Dies (Every1Dies)

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  • How Accepting Death Can Improve Your Life

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    Can denying death actually cut into the valuable time we have while we're still alive? The core reality is everyone dies, and we can reduce anxiety by educating ourselves and preparing for our own mortality. Enter the Death Positive Movement. 

    In this Episode:

    • 01:18 - Last Supper Requests from our Listeners
    • 06:10 - The Tom Cruise Cake
    • 08:01 - The Death Positive Movement
    • 25:04 - She Preached Death Without Fear. Could She Practice It? (Shatzi Weisberger's Death Plan)
    • 31:57 - Outro

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    34 min
  • We All Want Impossible Things - with Catherine Newman

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    As the Red Queen counseled Alice, she said "Why sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast."  How about you? 

    When faced with serious illness, dying, or death it is natural to want things that are impossible. For example, everyone dies; we may cheat death a time or two, but in the end death is inescapable. If we never died, would life be unendurable and meaningless if it went on forever? This week we explore the elusive parts of life, the seemingly impossible aspects of living. 

    In this Episode:

    • 02:45 - Foods That Can Help You Get Better Sleep
    • 12:11 - The World Needs Some Impossible Things
    • 29:39 - Interview with Catherine Newman, "We All Want Impossible Things"
    • 53:22 - Outro

    We talk about the things we want in life but that we can’t seem to get. In the first half Charlie talks about one of those things - sleep - and he has our recipe of the week. Marianne talks about the things in life that seem to be impossible to have, but that we want anyway, and we have an interview with the author of the best-selling book, We All Want Impossible Things by Catherine Newman. This novel is about dying and death of a woman with ovarian with ovarian cancer from the perspective of her best friend since nursery school. 

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    56 min
  • A Caregiver's Survival Guide: How to Help Yourself

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    Learn strategies to take care of yourself as you accept the course of a loved one’s terminal illness, cope with its challenges, and savor the time they still have left.


    A terminal diagnosis for a loved one can turn the world upside-down. Giving care of a also requires good self-care and proper perspective. In this episode you will learn several tools to help you in the rough road ahead.


    In this Episode:


    • 03:08 – Cheeseburger Pie
    • 06:40 – How to Take Care of Yourself as a Terminal Caregiver
    • 31:17 – Tales from the Crypt – “Abra Cadaver”
    • 34:05 – Does Life Flash Before Your Eyes When You Die?
    • 41:36 – Outro

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    44 min
  • What is the Last Good Day?

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    Living with the Awareness that Every Day is a Gift

    If you knew this would be your last good day with someone, or your own independence, would you do something different? Why wait? This episode is all about capturing those moments...and eating lots of pizza and ice cream!

    Capture each day

    In the book, The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, Hazel talks about life and says, “There’s no way of knowing that your last good day is Your Last Good Day. At the time, it is just another good day.” This week we explore the idea of the last good day through both the lens of disability and that of death.

    What’s in this Podcast:

    • 04:02 – The Holy Cow Cake
    • 04:32 – The 27th Street Goblin
    • 16:58 – Treating Every Day as the Last Good Day
    • 30:36 – Your Last Good Day – an Essay by Steve Spohn
    • 37:05 – Outro

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    39 min
  • How Do Millennials Process Grief?

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    What is different about grieving as a millennial?  Learn from Claire as she shares her perspectives about millennial grief, widowhood, and using humor to normalize the life cycle, which, of course, includes death. 

     This podcast discusses some of the ways that millennials process grief, specifically through the work of Claire Luckey (know as the Grieving Bitch on Instagram). This discussion with Claire was originally aired as part of the “Lifting the Lid” festival held in England (11/2022). 

    In this podcast:

    • 00:00 - Intro
    • 03:10 - The History of Chiffon Cake
    • 11:21 - Lifting the Lid Presentation, Claire and Marianne
    • 1:10 - Outro



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    1 hr 13 min
  • Navigating Grief and Healing from Loss - with Dr. Ken Doka

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     What does it take to heal and go on after a loss?  Does grief follow linear stages, or is it a winding path?  Dr. Ken Doka - an international expert on grief work - is our special guest this week.  Dr. Doka shares how to navigate your grief journey on the path to healing. 

    In this Episode:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 02:34 Mesopotamian Ghost Busters
    • 10:53 Ghost Pepper Jelly - and the best way to serve it!
    • 13:50 Dr. Ken Doka on the Grief Journey
    • 27:27 Outro

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    30 min
  • What Can a Mindfulness Practice Offer You?

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     Learn how mindfulness can help grief and trauma recovery, reduce stress, decrease anxiety and depression, and aid in coping with chronic pain.

    Grief is an individual journey, but much of that journey can include shared experiences. From every loss, we learn valuable lessons on how to better cope with our grief and get through it. Developing a mindfulness practice helps you better cope with the consequences of pain and grief as you heal from the trauma of your loss.

    In this episode:

    • 00:00 - Intro
    • 02:51 - Baking Tombstone Recipes
    • 09:43 - What is mindfulness and how can it help you? (Guest David Gillett)
    • 20:41 - Practicing mindfulness to help with the grieving process
    • 29:29 - Outtro

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    35 min
  • Tattoos - the Ultimate Memorial Art

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    Learn all about Tattoos as Creative Memorials

    A permanent reminder of our loved one, a tribute, the first outward marker of our grief journey, a conversation starter, similar to memorial jewelry. There are many reasons people chose to memorialize someone or something in a tattoo. 

    Tattoos are permanent forms of body art that belong to a multitude of different cultures all over the world.  Learn about the rich history of tattoos and how cancer survivors as well as grieving friends and family chose ink for the occasion.

    In this Episode:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 04:14 Cocaine Bear
    • 07:70 Don't Ask Cake
    • 14:37 Using Tattoos to Memorialize
    • 30:45 Get Your Stuff Together

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    37 min
  • The Lighter Side of Death: Using Humor

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    Use humor to dispel anxiety and honor loved ones in a memorable way.

    In this episode we talk about the role of humor, especially in obituaries. We share a obituary for Rick Stein of Wilmington that includes some rather fantastic tales!  We also travel to Japan for the annual festival to honor their ancestors.

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:14 Obon, The Japanese Celebration of the Dead
    • 09:40 The Lighter Side of Death
    • 17:06 Funny Obituaries

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    26 min
  • How to Recognize Secondary Losses

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    Death has far-reaching impacts beyond the initial loss

    A death changes everything: routines, relationships, feelings of of security, plans for the future...the list goes on and on. In this episode we talk about some of the forms of loss so you can recognize them.

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:54 German Funeral Traditions
    • 07:48 Recognizing Secondary Losses
    • 22:41 Poem - The Valuable Time of Maturity
    • 25:35 Outro

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    29 min

About Everyone Dies (Every1Dies)

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A thoughtful exploration of everything about life-limiting illness, dying, and death. Everyone Dies is a nonprofit organization with the goal to educate the public about the processes associated…

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