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In the last episode of the season, join Jane and Micah as we chat it up with Barbara Becker about her new book, Heartwood: The Art of Living with the End in Mind. We discuss her near death adventure in a car that got hijacked, the losses she has experienced and for fun we venture into the death of Rasputin and find out a few too many correlations with Vlad Putin. Shhhh.
http://barbarabecker.com/ (includes where to buy the book, a free readers guide, and other helpful resources)
Instagram: barbara_becker_author
Facebook: @BarbaraBecker.Author
Looking to learn more about compassionate caregiving and the 2 Zen monks who trained Barbara?
https://zencare.org/
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Care to donate to breast cancer awareness?
https://www.breastcancer.org/
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Daryl Ray is an Actor, Photographer and Producer who had a groovy near death experience where he was told what needed to be done to save his life, so he woke up and told the doctors and then signed a bunch of papers so they would follow his instructions. Because of that message and his acting on it he's here today!
We talk about this experience as well as that of returning to a small southern town and caring for his mother until she passed away.
This guy is a total doll and opens his heart and tells us all.
Check Daryl out at www.imdb.me/darylray
Our guest this week is an International Aid Worker recently evacuated from Myanmar and previously a church bus accident avoider. Mr. Matt Pietz joins Jane and Micah for a fun romp through covid, a terrible bus driver encounter, evacuations and how future Matt Pietz on a deathbed makes decisions. Here is a link to donate to Medecins Sans Frontieres, a humanitarian medical assistance organization that Matt says always does great work.
That website again is at https://www.msf.org/
Our guest, Sharon Gentry explains the reasons we should make wills and make our choices about how we want to live, through living wills, clear and legal. The big point here is that it is not so much for you, but a gift to your loved ones to take difficult decisions off their hands. So do it!
Guest Kathleen McInnis chats it up with Jane and Micah as we discuss the death of her father, how that changes you and what we all hope we are doing with our lives in terms of being of service to others and finding our own path. We also discuss the most foolish things we could do if we were wrongly informed we only had a week to live.
So in the first episode with Brian we got the deets on what went down when he went down. Now we dive deeper into what it all meant and how his sharing of the experience is both important and moving for him!
Joining Jane and Micah on the pod this week is none other than David Koechner. You might know David as the sportscaster Champ Kind in Anchorman or the traveling salesman Todd Packer from the Office or from one of his other 200 IMDb credits. However you know him, you haven’t heard him like this before. We talk with David about moving from Catholicism to skepticism, letting his children choose their own internal operating system and how to not be a sociopath. Enjoy!
It’s Fathers’ Day 2018. One minute, Brian is playing in a friendly, organized game of baseball and the next thing he remembers is losing consciousness, detaching from his body and arriving in front of a door with an entity communicating, “You’re done,” to him. What could it all mean? Jane and Micah are on the case!
Joining Jane & Micah on the pod this week is none other than Jane’s high school classmate and Saturday Night Live vet, Cheri Oteri!
We talk reincarnation, growing up Catholic, and Micah’s crush on Cheri when he was in high school. Enjoy!
Chef Erica has been referred to as the “Jon Stewart of food” and has a web series called Funny People Making Food that’s like a dash of “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee” with a pinch of “Dinner for Five.” And Micah is in the most recent episode featuring friend of the pod Mia Jackson!
We can’t promise you everlasting life, but we can promise a more enjoyable ride while you’re here! Thanks for listening.
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