A conversation with Alondra Torres-Navarro about love, Gödel's incompleteness theorem, mushroom suits, daoism, funeral clowns, yoga, IT consulting, Trixie Mattel, outer space, trisomy 18, and the Collatz conjecture.
A conversation with Ellen Flight about the Hemlock Society, infirmity, fire, Unitarian Universalists, passing away, singing, the Keystone Kops, condolence cards, and spirit of life.
A conversation with Lea Kramberg about Soul, finding your spark, helicopter seeds, the Haunting of Hill House, dampness, Terror Management Theory, “Obit”, and strangers.
A conversation with Mymai Yuan about eggshells, ghosts, the Andaman Sea, gentle suggestions, angelizing, pie, her diaries, Land Before Time, feeling safe with each other, and death bringing us peace.
A conversation with Legos Gallegos about the thickest book you’ve ever seen, ballistic missiles, the natural order of things, grave sites, national parks, the death penalty, bright yellow, and sunflowers.
A conversation with a Spencer Whiteman about wanting the present away, Criminal the podcast, mental health, Texas BBQ, open mic standup, student loans, action movies, and if we are mountain or beach people.
A conversation with Elena Karis about the buckle of the Bible Belt, case management, Ologies, necromancers, Heather’s death by suicide, a box made of pine, natural burials, Cherva Kadisha, and her LFU.
A conversation with Christine O’Brien about hospital visitors, bird clocks, Irish funerals, an A+ death, yankee candles, mediums, her Pop and recording his stories.
A conversation with Luke Shover about being the oldest grandchild but not the favorite child, strokes, auras, dignity, days of death, and going quietly in the night.
A conversation with Grace Dickman about pickleball, Her Hoop Stats, taking on going with the flow, wether everything works out for a reason, CTE, Irish wakes, and her aunt Kathy.
1 hr 20 min
About Funeral Planner Podcast
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2020 - 2025 - interview podcast about what we believe about death, who we are and how we want to be remembered