In this episode, we have the privilege of hosting Diane Hullet, a certified End of Life Doula and Coach, who graciously shares her profound journey into the realm of death care amidst the challenges of the pandemic. Tune in as Diane unveils her remarkable course, "Best Life Best Death," offering invaluable insights you won't want to overlook. Join us as we explore the transformative power of conversations about mortality and how they can truly enrich your life.

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Join us as we launch into the latest season of the Funeral Boss Inc. Podcast! Our premiere episode features the incredible Stephanie Poirier, a seasoned funeral professional and a trailblazer in introducing innovative options to our field. Stephanie will delve into her personal journey within death care, offering insights into her pioneering work with groundbreaking alternatives such as alkaline hydrolysis and joining the Parting Stone team. Stephanie challenges the norms of our traditionally conservative industry to make sure families have the options they are looking for.

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In this episode of Funeral Boss Inc. Podcast, we have the pleasure of welcoming Cera, a dedicated death doula based in Denver. With expertise in grief education and pet deathcare, Cera's unique spiritual journey has led her to establish an inspiring podcast and brand. Through her work, she has cultivated a sanctuary where the profound aspects of nature, life, and death are cherished. Tune in as Cera opens her heart to recount the personal loss of her father and imparts valuable advice to inspire and uplift individuals who have encountered similar experiences.

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Welcome to the Funeral Boss Inc. Podcast, where we have the pleasure of hosting Kayleigh Edwards, a dedicated student at PIMS. She graciously opens up about her path into the funeral industry, her balancing act between school and home, and courageously shares a deeply personal encounter with loss. Kayleigh's story is sure to provide a wealth of inspiration, making this episode an absolute must-listen.

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We are joined today on Funeral Boss Inc. Podcast by Sarah Schultz, a new Mortuary Scienece Graduate and long time Funeral Boss Inc. follower. Sarah shares all about her career journey, school, homelife and we even get into where she took her graduation pics at a local haunted oddities shop! You wont want to miss this episode.

Welcome to today's episode of Funeral Boss Inc Podcast we are joined by Brianne Scott, an Autopsy Technician from the state of Virginia. Brianne brings with her a wealth of fascinating statistics and insights, offering a glimpse into her path that led her to this unique career. We discuss the under-explored realm of autopsy tech education available to the public and explore how platforms like Reddit have played a pivotal role in connecting enthusiasts and professionals alike. Tune in as Brianne imparts valuable advice for those intrigued by the prospect of becoming an Autopsy Technician and shares a great outlet on selfcare outside of work.

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Welcome, Funeral Bosses! Join us as we kick off Season 4 of our podcast. In this episode, we delve into a captivating funeral tale titled "A Booty to Die For." Discover the story of a young woman who attends an underground party in her community, seeking a cosmetic procedure with tragic consequences. Tune in to unravel the intriguing details of this unforgettable event.

Welcome to the Funeral Boss Inc. Podcast, where today we have the pleasure of being joined by Ronni, a seasoned Funeral Director turned Pet Crematory Operator from Chicago, IL. With 10 years of experience Ronni has made a remarkable transition into the Pet Aftercare industry and is here to share her inspiring journey with us. As a CANA-certified professional, she will shed light on the world of Pet Aftercare, providing valuable information about the various options available to families who have sadly lost their beloved pets. Ronni also shares the fun take from her family of Fire Fighters, Police Officers and Medical Professionals on her being a Last Responder.

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Welcome to another episode of "Mortuary Monday," where we delve into the intriguing world of death care professionals. In today's episode, we have a fascinating guest joining us: John Grzyb, who has journeyed from being an embalmer to becoming an autopsy technician. John will be sharing his unique perspective on the funeral industry, his experiences as an embalmer, and the remarkable transition he made into his current career.

During our conversation, we'll explore the evolving work culture within the industry, shedding light on the changes John has witnessed firsthand. He'll also impart some invaluable techniques he has developed, honoring his fellow embalmers who may encounter one of his cases for embalming.

Furthermore, John will enlighten us about the most common causes of death he encounters in his role as an autopsy technician. His firsthand knowledge will provide us with a deeper understanding of the complex and often mysterious realm of mortality.

And of course, prepare yourself for a captivating story as John shares a memorable case that caught him off guard with its vivid and unexpected twists. You won't want to miss the colorful surprise that awaits us.

So, sit back, relax, and join us as we embark on this thought-provoking journey with John Grzyb on this episode of "Mortuary Monday."

We are joined today on Funeral Boss Inc. Podcast by Iris who worked for one of the largest funeral corporations in our industry. We discuss

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