We speak with Joyal Mulheron, Founder of Evermore.org, which works to advance social changes for bereaved people. Joyal shares her own story of grief after the death of her daughter, and in her grief, quickly recognized the lack of policies and resources for the bereaved both at the local level and the national level.

Joyal Mulheron is a Washington, DC, public policy expert with more than twenty-five years of service to the nation’s governors, the White House, and nonprofit organizations.

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We talk with writer, Rachel Jones on her book Grief on the Frontlines. She shares the stories of everyday healthcare heroes and the trauma and intense grief they endure. The book offers a glimpse into the educational programs, retreats, therapeutic offerings, and peer support networks already building a hopeful new culture of medicine that cares for its own.

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We talk with award-winning writer and podcaster, Clarissa Moll. Clarissa’s debut book, ⁠Beyond the Darkness: A Gentle Guide for Living with Grief and Thriving After Loss⁠, is a best-selling book about what she has learned on her grief journey after the death of her husband, Rob Moll. She has also cohosted Christianity Today’s “Surprised by Grief” podcast.

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We talk with Leanne Friesen about her new book, Grieving Room. In the book, she shares her grief journey after the death of her sister. The book also highlighted her outstanding grief education Instagram channel @grieving.room, where she shares her thoughts on grief.

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We talk with Jen Simonic & Masey Kaplan, co-founders of the Loose Ends Project. They took an idea about how to help loved ones finish fiber art projects left behind by their deceased loved ones and started a movement. Over 20,000 knitters, crafters, and makers have joined their cause as "finishers". And now with a new collaboration with Joann Fabric and Craft Stores even more good will be made.

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We talk with Lauren Flake, artist, author, and creator of @LoveofDixie on Instagram, where she shares her experience caring for and grieving her mother, Dixie, who died due to Alzheimer's. Lauren has written three books, including two children's books, Where Did My Sweet Grandma Go? and Where Did My Sweet Grandpa Go?

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We sit down with Melissa Lunardini, Head of Clinical at Help Texts. We discuss their platform for supporting grief and how technology can be a supportive tool when grieving.

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A conversation with Randi Pearlman Wolfson, founder/writer at Grief & Grits on Facebook and her channel on Instagram. We talk about her children's book, Eddie's Brave Journey, and how her own experiences with grief as a child influenced her work.

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Jenny Lisk, author & podcast host, joins us again to discuss her book Widowed Parents Unite and her new venture, the Widowed Parent Institute. For this book, Jenny enlisted 48 contributors to share heart-felt wisdom with others who have become widowed parents. The ⁠Widowed Parent Institute⁠ provides a platform for resources and support through this book. Jenny hosts the Widowed Parent Podcast and is the author of Future Widow.

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A conversation with the https://dallasvoice.com/ columnist, David Taffet, about his grief journey after the death of his beloved husband. We talk about his career and his advocacy work. And we discuss the importance of finding grief support that speaks to your experience.

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