Death: Love, grief and hope

When Emily died, Mark's old life ended, and a new one began. In the final episode of Death, Mark explores the concepts of closure, forgiveness, and ultimately hope.--In 2011, journalist Mark Longley's daughter Emily was murdered when she was 17 years old. This three-part series tells the story of Emily's life, and her death. It examines death and its impact on us - how we mourn, how we cope, how we treat the grieving. We've interviewed people who have lost parents and partners, grandparents and children, and talked to friends, colleagues and academics to figure out why grief is so hard to process, why are we so awkward around those who are in pain, and what can we do to help people through it.Death is a podcast about love, grief and hope. Read more at www.newshub.co.nz/podcasts

Grief never ends - it just evolves. Journalist Mark Longley talks about how he coped with losing his daughter Emily, and how his grief has changed in the eight years since she was murdered.--In 2011, journalist Mark Longley's daughter Emily was murdered when she was 17 years old. This three-part series tells the story of Emily's life, and her death. It examines death and its impact on us - how we mourn, how we cope, how we treat the grieving. We've interviewed people who have lost parents and partners, grandparents and children, and talked to friends, colleagues and academics to figure out why grief is so hard to process, why are we so awkward around those who are in pain, and what can we do to help people through it.Death is a podcast about love, grief, and ultimately hope. Read more at www.newshub.co.nz/podcasts

In 2011, journalist Mark Longley's daughter Emily was murdered when she was 17 years old. This series tells the story of Emily's life, and her death. Death is a podcast about love, grief, and ultimately hope.Death examines death and its impact on us - how we mourn, how we cope, how we treat the grieving. We've interviewed people who have lost parents and partners, grandparents and children, and talked to friends, colleagues and academics to figure out why grief is so hard to process, why are we so awkward around those who are in pain, and what can we do to help people through it.Read more at www.newshub.co.nz/podcasts

In 2011, journalist Mark Longley's daughter Emily was murdered when she was 17 years old. This three-part series tells the story of Emily's life, and her death. It examines death and its impact on us - how we mourn, how we cope, how we treat the grieving. We've interviewed people who have lost parents and partners, grandparents and children, and talked to friends, colleagues and academics to figure out why grief is so hard to process, why are we so awkward around those who are in pain, and what can we do to help people through it.Death is a podcast about love, grief, and ultimately hope. Read more at www.newshub.co.nz/podcasts