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Can you Guess Who Died this month? Breaking news hit the pod with the loss of singer and Tony Award winner, Duncan Sheik, and we remember the late, great Anthony Stewart Head. But it’s the death of the “Sultan of Sequins” Bob Mackie that made our headline this month.

Then, hosts Jeff, Julia, and producer K.C. welcome guest and art therapist Karen into the pod to talk about her work with “altered books,” her experience losing her daughter-in-law, and how healing is found in art. Remember: whether you’re good at art or not, art is good for you!

This week we’re talking hockey fandom, the person behind our theme music, and cherishing the “moments of memory.” Subscribe to Guess Who Died?! today and find out. . .who died!

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Can you Guess Who Died this month? Phew. . .we lost the great matriarch of our country, Dolly Parton. Along with actress Hayden Panettiere, actor Tim Curry, and voice actor Peter Cullen. We also say goodbye to dear friend of the pod, Chris Beck.

Then, hosts Jeff, Julia, and producer K.C. welcome guest Ron into the pod to weave together his experiences with loss into a grand tapestry of self-exploration! Ron shares the stark contrast between the loss of his father, with whom he shares not only a name but a very unique and special relationship, and the loss of his mother, both before and after she died. Oh, and did we mention Ron, Sr. was a funeral director? There’s a lot to hear in this episode!

This week we’re talking ZZ Top, The Gong Show, and the domino effect of loss. Subscribe to Guess Who Died?! today and find out. . .who died!

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Can you Guess Who Died this month! We lost great musician Bonnie Tyler, Reality TV matriarch MJ Shannon, and Jurassic Park legend Sam Neill.

Then, hosts Jeff, Julia, and producer K.C. welcome guest Hannah to talk about her own experience with losing her dad at the age of seven. Now with children of her own, Hannah reflects on her own resilience at the time of her dad’s illness and death (it’s such a good perspective!!), and how it compares to losing her father-in-law as an adult. Speaking of which, you’ll want to hear how her marriage tied together some beautiful threads from Hannah’s life tapestry. 

This week we’re talking about total eclipses of the heart, The Village People, and bonus dads. Subscribe to Guess Who Died?! today and find out. . .who died!

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Guess who died?! This month we lost Sid Krofft, Jacqueline Falk, and CNN-founder Ted Turner. Then, guest (and mother-of-the-host) Cathy Dunn joins us in the pod to get personal! Cathy and Julia co-share the story of losing Julia’s father, Steve 24 years ago (or 36 years ago, depending on who you ask). Cathy eloquently speaks of grief, relief, shame, and how they all play a role in healing. This raw and real episode is definitely worth a listen.

This week we’re talking about Sigmund and the Sea Monster, He-Man, and journals that shall never see the light of day. Subscribe to Guess Who Died?! and keep finding out. . .who died!

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Guess who died?! Tommy DeCarlo of Boston exited our earthly plane this month, along with animator Barry Caldwell, actress Jessie Jones, and dear friend of the pod, Kara Hammann. Then, guest Crystal Strous joins us in studio to share her story of tragically losing her daughter Amanda in a homicide. Crystal talks about working hard to be a “close-knit family,” the horror of navigating a public loss, and maintaining her sanity through writing.

This week we’re talking about using pens to completion, Animaniacs, and “choosing joy.” Subscribe to Guess Who Died?! and keep finding out. . .who died!

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Guess who died?! Well Walker, Texas Ranger walked his last walk as we lost Chuck Norris this month. Plus Jesse Jackson, Nicholas Brendan (RIP Xander!), Robert Carradine, Eric Dane, and we touch back on the loss of Rob and Michelle Reiner. Then, guest Heidi Mease joins us in The Pod (that Heidi helped make happen!) to share her story of losing her husband Craig in a car accident when she had two young children to raise. Heidi openly talks about the fear she felt for her family’s safety, and how support from friends and family helped her move forward in courage and eventually love.

This week we’re talking about the best age to start watching Buffy, crab feeds and beer, and finding love again after loss! Subscribe to Guess Who Died?! and keep finding out. . .who died!

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Guess who died?! We lost some big names this month, including producer K.C.’s childhood icon James Van Der Beek and the screen legend herself, Catherine O’Hara (RIP Moira Rose!). Then, guest Chuck Levine joins us in studio to share his story of losing his wife Susan almost two decades ago, and what it was like to raise three young girls as a bereaved father. Chuck shares how working through the eight-week grief support program (held at Olivia’s House, where this very podcast is recorded!) guided his way during the most uncertain time of his life.

This week we’re talking about the shock of changing social circles after your wife dies, using a brilliant line when asking someone to breakfast, and allowing grief to remain part of your life as a way to honor your loved one. Subscribe to Guess Who Died?! and keep finding out. . .who died!

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Guess who died?! Luckily, not many people this month, however playwright Tom Stoppard left this world after leaving his great mark on the world of the stage. Then, guest Jane Snyder joins us in studio to share her story of losing her 21-year-old son Justin in a car accident. Jane talks about the unique role of being a bereaved bonus parent, walks us through watching her younger son hit milestones of grief, and she tells a story about a couch that will hit close to home for anyone who has been affected by loss.

This week we pay respects to our dear friend Jean, introduce our BRAND-NEW POD, and we get an important reminder to “love life.” Subscribe to Guess Who Died?! and keep finding out. . .who died!

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Guess who died?! Well, no one that host Julia has heard of, but Rest in Peace former NFL commissioner Mike Tagliabue. Then, guest and Licensed Professional Counselor Patti Schlough joins us in The Pod to enlighten us about the incredible work she does as a renowned equine therapist. And at the same time that Patti shares about her role in the helping field, she also speaks candidly about her lived experience with cancer and loss. This is an episode you won’t want to miss.
If you would like to find out more about equine therapy, please visit www.eagala.org. To learn more about Patti and the work that she is doing, please visit www.peacellc.org.

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Guess who died. . . Season Two?! We kick off the new season remembering a TON of people, including actress Diane Keaton, D’Angelo, Robert Redford,  Ace Frehely, Jane Goodall, and Terrence Stamp. Then, guest Mikey Sharp joins us in The Pod to honor some heroes. As a First Lieutenant in Operation Desert Storm, Mikey was in charge of a platoon of soldiers. . . three of whom he still feels guilt about “leaving behind.” 

This month we’re talking “having your 6,” forgiving ourselves as a way of honoring our loved ones, and the meaning of brotherhood and community. Subscribe to Guess Who Died?! and keep finding out. . .who died!

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