Death, Unfiltered

In this episode, Staci & Jeanne witness the story of Lakeisha Johnson. Lakeisha envisions a world where talking about death and learning about how to handle death is part of daily life.If you like this episode, please give us a review wherever you get your podcasts. Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission.To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comA transcription of this session will be available soon.

In this episode, Staci & Jeanne talk with each other about the idea of a time spending account. That we all have the same number of minutes in a day and they discuss the importance of being present with each other. If you like this episode, please give us a review wherever you get your podcasts. Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission.To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comA transcription of this session will be available soon.

In this episode, Staci & Jeanne talk with the Reverend Adam Charville about his experience as a chaplain at the bedside of many people who have died or lost loved ones. His story starts on a golf course, a beautiful metaphor of the circle of life.If you like this episode, please give us a review wherever you get your podcasts. Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission.To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comA transcription of this session will be available soon.

In this episode, Staci and Jeanne talk about the question they often get from non-death workers. Is it the death that is hard or is it the loss? They talk about the joy they feel to be included in the end-of-life experience. If you like this episode, please give us a review wherever you get your podcasts. Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comSign up for our newsletterwww.tinyletter.com/deathunfilteredIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission.To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comTo download a transcription of this session visit: https://tinyurl.com/w66p93jy

In this episode, Staci & Jeanne talk with Kiki Condon about the loss of both of her parents during the COVID-19 pandemic. She shares her experience of being far away from her parents geographically, but close to their heart, even still. If you like this episode, please give us a review wherever you get your podcasts. Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comSign up for our newsletterwww.tinyletter.com/deathunfilteredIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission.To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comA transcription of this session will be available soon.

In this episode Staci & Jeanne discuss phrases they like to say to people who are dying.If you like this episode, please give us a review wherever you get your podcasts. Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comSign up for our newsletterwww.tinyletter.com/deathunfilteredIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission.To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comA transcription of this session will be available soon.

In this episode of “What's Your Death Story,” our guest, Kori Lusignan shares the story of her dad's death from COVID-19. Listen as she shares strength, loss and love. We appreciate your patience with the quality of the recording. The story is powerful, even still. Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comSign up for our newsletterwww.tinyletter.com/deathunfilteredIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission.To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comA transcription of this session will be available soon.

In this episode, Staci & Jeanne discuss, “Who has the right to tell a death story,” which Jeanne struggles a little bit with. Is it okay to tell someone's death story? Staci puts Jeanne at ease through the conversation and reminders of the mission of Death, Unfiltered. Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comSign up for our newsletterwww.tinyletter.com/deathunfilteredIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission. To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comTo download a transcription of this session visit: https://tinyurl.com/ak258a4e

In this episode of “What's Your Death Story,” we witness the story of Esti Kleinman, who reflects on two experiences with funerals / burials. The first was one she missed and the second was one she attended “live” from her couch during COVID through smart phone technology. Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comSign up for our newsletterwww.tinyletter.com/deathunfilteredIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission. To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comA transcript of this episode will be available soon.

In this episode, Staci & Jeanne talk about why people don't talk about death. Their conversations weave around: death positive families; death, sex and other things people find uncomfortable to talk about; 9-11 and more. Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comCheck out the great kids books about healthy sexuality that Jeanne referenced at www.robieharris.comSign up for our newsletterwww.tinyletter.com/deathunfilteredIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission. To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comTo download a transcription of this session visit: https://tinyurl.com/2c2pekjn

In this episode of "What's Your Death Story?" Jane Jarman shares the experience of her dad dying when she was seven years old. Learn more about Jane's work at https://www.dementiaconnectionsllc.com/aboutStaci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comSign up for our newsletterwww.tinyletter.com/deathunfilteredIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission.To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comTo download a transcription of this session visit: https://tinyurl.com/4tq9je6g

Welcome to Death, Unfiltered, where we talk about all things death and dying. Part education, part storytelling, we will stretch the limits of our conversations. Hosted by Staci Sokol & Jeanne Bain, end of life and dementia professionals. In this episode, we introduce ourselves and tell you about our podcast! Staci's website: www.gracefuljourneyatl.comJeanne's website: www.belovemn.comSign up for our newsletterwww.tinyletter.com/deathunfilteredIntro & Outro Music by Woodburning Project. Used by permission.To learn more about the band and to buy their music visit: https://woodburningproject.bandcamp.comA transcription of this session will be available soon.