Deathwalker's Guide To Life

Deathwalker and rites of passage facilitator Aralyn Doiron introduces A Knock on the Door, a journey to aliveness through the mortal portal. Everyone dies, but not everyone lives. In this experiential journey, participants get the opportunity to stand on the threshold of death, surmise about their own demise, and consider what, for them, is standing in the way of living fully.

In this special two-part episode, Kerry Sunderland speaks with three bestselling Australian writers - Marele Day, Briohny Doyle and Heather Rose - about the intersection between grief and spirituality. This conversation was recorded live at the 2023 Byron Writers Festival. Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life. A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets.

Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life. A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets. In this special two-part episode, Kerry Sunderland speaks with three bestselling Australian writers - Marele Day, Briohny Doyle and Heather Rose - about the intersection between grief and spirituality. This conversation was recorded live at the 2023 Byron Writers Festival.

Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life. A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets.

In this special episode of Deathwalker's Guide to Life, Kerry Sunderland speaks with educator, doctor, podcaster and author Hilton Koppe about his remarkable memoir, One Curious Doctor: A Memoir of Medicine, Migration and Mortality. This conversation, which will be presented in two parts over two episodes, was recorded live at Byron Writers Festival 2023. Guest this week is Educator, doctor, podcaster and author Hilton Koppe.

Kerry Sunderland speaks with author Anne Tiernan, who wrote The Last Days of Joy, the bestselling book club pick that explores the aftermath of a suicide attempt and the perils of family secrets.

In the second part of this special episode of Deathwalker's Guide to Life, Kerry Sunderland continues the conversation with UK-based author, broadcaster, and journalist Hayley Campbell about her stunning 2022 book, All the Living and the Dead: A Personal Investigation into the Death Trade. This conversation was recorded live at Byron Writers Festival 2023. Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life. A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets.

In this special episode of Deathwalker's Guide to Life, Kerry Sunderland speaks with UK-based author, broadcaster, and journalist Hayley Campbell about her stunning 2022 book, All the Living and the Dead: A Personal Investigation into the Death Trade. This conversation, which will be presented in two parts over two episodes, was recorded live at Byron Writers Festival 2023. This is the first instalment of the two-part show.

Kerry Sunderland speaks with award-winning author Caroline Barron, who wrote Ripiro Beach: A memoir of life after near death and the novel Golden Days, about why it's so important to talk about death with family members, including children.

Kerry Sunderland speaks with author and publisher Iona Winter about suicide bereavement and her new project, the Elixir & Star Press Grief Almanac. Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life. A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets.

Kerry Sunderland and Laura Manson consider why each death is a unique undertaking and explore the power of ceremony and ritual. Join Kerry Sunderland for Deathwalkers Guide to Life. A show that explores how thinking and talking about death can help you live a life without regrets.

Being with dying - Kerry Sunderland speaks with celebrant and deathwalker Sacha Horton-Hoogerwerf about what it means to be 'with' someone as they walk towards death, and her desire to support children when family members have a life-limiting illness.

From posing semi-nude for Visible at 60 - the book and exhibition - to writing and performing her own one-woman show at 70, Ro Cambridge leads the way when it comes to unashamedly embracing ageing.

Kerry Sunderland chats with funeral celebrant Pinky Agnew about both her work and her new book, 'This is farewell: readings and meditations on death and dying'