Suffocate City

In this next episode, The DeathWives return to Suffocate City! Can you believe it’s been over 2 years since our last episode with them?  Join us as we chat with them about their very important ecofriendly death work. We learn all about water cremation (yup, cremation doesn't always mean fire!), and how this gentle process nourishes the earth.

This Suffocate City Saturday we’re excited to bring you the next episode of season 3 with Anna and Clark of The Mortal Path Alliance. Join us as we discuss how they use their magical practices and different elements, like water, to build up their community and provide spiritual assistance through the process of death, dying, and transition. Warning: We might get a little sidetracked talking about Buffy the Vampire Slayer and why Willow is one of the best witchy characters of all time.

We’re officially back with SEAson 3! This season explores the many ways death and water intersect, so dive into our first episode as we reveal strong feelings about different bodies of water, and plunge into various seaside cemeteries and burials. We've got some fun, morbid, and spooky episodes planned for you this season, so grab your personal flotation device and hang on for dear life.

It's a podcastception! We sat down with Cynthia and Anthony from The Weird Crew Podcast. We discuss dying on airplanes, eggplant pics, flying fears, and being on both sides of an inflight emergency.

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The Weird Crew Podcast @weirdcrewpodcast and listen anywhere you get your podcasts!

Cynthia @jet.lag.crew

Anthony @weirdanomaly

After a short winter hiatus, we're back with Katie from @ladytealscurios. Join us as we talk about how religion influenced her view of death growing up, and how her podcast encourages you to always stay curious about life, death, and the afterlife.

Join us in this episode as we meet Consuela, a Mortician that believes anyone can be presentable for a viewing. Whether it's just a hand to hold or a foot to see, sometimes that's all someone needs to help process grief.  She also specializes in makeup, so make sure to tune in if you want to hear how she makes the dead as glamorous as they were in life. Trigger Warning: Suicide

Did you know there are books out there, some shelved next to ordinary texts, that are bound in human skin? Would you know one if you held it in your hand? Join us as Death Positive Librarian Megan Rosenbloom discusses her book Dark Archives: A Librarian’s into the Science and History of Books Bound in Human Skin. Learn the process behind detecting human skin books and the public’s reaction behind publishing a book that’s about other books that are bound in human skin.

Check out Megan's Website: https://meganrosenbloom.com/books/

Follow Megan on Twitter: @LibraryatNight

Join us as Camille aka TikTok’s @MortuaryStudent101 addresses the most popular questions from her TikTok followers. Hear what it’s like to be a student at PIMS and how the school advocates for more diversity in the funeral industry.

Warning: Mention of decapitation towards the end of the episode. 

Join us and John Lantz from the Funeral Consumer Alliance of Georgia as we discuss how his team is taking radical actions to empower the consumer to make informed decisions.

We're back with a fresh episode! We spoke with The CemeterySista, who works to fill in the gaps of Black history through preserving and protecting Black cemeteries. We touch on cemetery racism and its impact, Henrietta Lacks, grave robbing, and the joys of YouTube paternity court.