After watching Hamnet, I couldn’t stop thinking about grief — not as something isolating, but as one of the most deeply shared human experiences we have.

In this episode, I talk about how grief shows up in quiet, unexpected ways, how loss connects us more than it separates us, and why stories like Hamnet can make us feel less alone in our pain. We explore the idea that grief is love with nowhere to go, the strange comfort of knowing others have felt this too, and what it means to sit with sadness rather than rush to heal it.

This is a gentle conversation about loss, love, and being human and it's for for anyone who is grieving, has grieved, or loves someone who is.

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