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What We've Learned from Loss / Episode 6
CW: Death and loss
In this deeply personal episode, Hannah and Aaron open up about the losses that have shaped who they are today. Aaron shares memories of his grandmother and the guilt he carried after her passing. Hannah reflects on losing her father in 2021, the trauma of navigating complicated family dynamics in the aftermath of his death and the additional grief it brought with his loss.
But this isn't just a heavy episode about loss. They find moments of laughter remembering funny stories about the people they love that are gone. They explore how deconstruction has given them new language for grief and a new framework for how to understand loss. They also discuss the importance of self-compassion and why remembering the funny moments matters just as much as honoring the pain.
If you've experienced loss, this conversation gives permission to feel it all and offers hope that our loved ones are still near.
Show Notes Wynonna Judd, Testify to Love Information about Michael Tait
Other Links The Dishes Can Wait Website Watch on YouTube Hannah's Website
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By Hannah B. Makes and Aaron BunkerCW: Death and loss
In this deeply personal episode, Hannah and Aaron open up about the losses that have shaped who they are today. Aaron shares memories of his grandmother and the guilt he carried after her passing. Hannah reflects on losing her father in 2021, the trauma of navigating complicated family dynamics in the aftermath of his death and the additional grief it brought with his loss.
But this isn't just a heavy episode about loss. They find moments of laughter remembering funny stories about the people they love that are gone. They explore how deconstruction has given them new language for grief and a new framework for how to understand loss. They also discuss the importance of self-compassion and why remembering the funny moments matters just as much as honoring the pain.
If you've experienced loss, this conversation gives permission to feel it all and offers hope that our loved ones are still near.
Show Notes Wynonna Judd, Testify to Love Information about Michael Tait
Other Links The Dishes Can Wait Website Watch on YouTube Hannah's Website