In this episode of Senior Matters Podcast, host Mark E. Wight sits down with guest facilitator Amy Pence-Brown of Boise Death Café to explore the global Death Café movement. This grassroots initiative provides a safe and informal space where people gather to talk openly about mortality over tea, snacks, and conversation. From its roots in Switzerland and the UK to Boise's thriving local chapter, Death Cafés encourage honest conversations that often blend laughter, tears, and curiosity. These gatherings are designed primarily for adults, creating a respectful environment where participants can freely explore their thoughts and feelings about death. While children sometimes have opportunities to engage through separate library events, the standard Death Café format is best suited for mature audiences. Discover why communities across the globe are embracing these unique conversations, what happens during a Death Café, and how talking about death can actually make life feel richer and more connected. To learn more about Death Cafe Boise, visit their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/boisedeathcafe