Welcome to the very first episode of We’ve All Got Dead People! We kick things off by introducing ourselves and sharing the story behind the podcast - our mum’s journey through brain cancer and the impact it had on us. We talk through the stages of her rapid decline, how other people reacted to the news, and reflect on the early phases of grief, especially denial and anger. Recorded in November 2024  (2 months post-loss). T/W: Grief, depression

Welcome to the very first episode of We’ve All Got Dead People! We kick things off by introducing ourselves and sharing the story behind the podcast - our mum’s journey through brain cancer and the impact it had on us. We talk through the stages of her rapid decline, how other people reacted to the news, and reflect on the early phases of grief, especially denial and anger. Recorded in November 2024 (2 months post-loss). T/W: Grief, depression

Welcome to the very first episode of We’ve All Got Dead People! We kick things off by introducing ourselves and sharing the story behind the podcast - our mum’s journey through brain cancer and the impact it had on us. We talk through the stages of her rapid decline, how other people reacted to the news, and reflect on the early phases of grief, especially denial and anger. Recorded in November 2024 &nbsp;(2 months post-loss). T/W: Grief, depression

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We’ve All Got Dead People
(or we will eventually)


Hosted by sisters Amy and Bunny, this raw podcast explores grief, mental health, and what it means to be young, creative, and completely floored by loss.


After their mum, award-winning textile artist Abigail Mill, died in July 2024, they started recording two months later to capture the chaos of early grief. From addictive coping strategies to career meltdowns and relationship strain - nothing’s off-limits.


For anyone navigating their first year (or two) of grief.


T/W: Grief, death, mental health, explicit language

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We’ve All Got Dead People (or we will eventually) Hosted by sisters Amy and Bunny, this raw podcast explores grief, mental health, and what it means to be young, creative, and completely floored by loss. After their mum, award-winning textile artist Abigail Mill, died in July 2024, they started recording two months later to capture the chaos of early grief. From addictive coping strategies to career meltdowns and relationship strain - nothing’s off-limits. For anyone navigating their first year (or two) of grief. T/W: Grief, death, mental health, explicit language

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