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Hosted by Ann Faison · kids · EN
Losing a parent or sibling at a young age is a life-defining event. In bi-weekly episodes, Ann Faison, an artist and grief specialist, and the author of two books that reflect on the grieving process, endeavors to better understand this rarely talked about form of trauma through interviews with adults who experienced grief as teens, parents of teens currently navigating a significant loss, and other experts. To learn more about Ann, visit https://www.helpwithgrief.me/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Signup to Generate a PitchLosing a parent or sibling at a young age is a life-defining event.
Are We There Yet? is hosted by Ann Faison. The show has published 65 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ella and Tessa Fortich (ages 19 and 13)" (14 August 2025, 48 minutes), "Michelle De Los Santos, LCSW" (31 July 2025, 39 minutes), and "Sitara Falcon" (17 July 2025, 45 minutes).
Are We There Yet? publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 46 minutes across 65 episodes.
Booking probability for Are We There Yet? is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Are We There Yet? requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Are We There Yet?'s contact route on record: verified email.
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Ann Faison hosts Are We There Yet?, a kids podcast with 65 episodes published.
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Episode #62
When I recorded this episode with Tessa and Ella Fortich in June, I didn't know it would be the last for a while, but it turned out to be the perfect season finale. My intention for this podcast has been to shed light...
Episode #61
This highly informative episode focuses on how the trauma of fire loss, specifically the Eaton Fire, is affecting children and their parents, and how parents can help their kids manage. (I apologize for the unbalanced...
Episode #60
I always enjoy interviewing men because they tend to have a slightly different attitude about trauma and loss. Falcon and his family of four left their home up in the foothills of Altadena late on January 7 when the...
Episode #59
In this episode, I speak with two parents who lost their home in the Eaton Fire. Daryl and Jessica both teach in the community, so I was eager to find out how they see the kids in our area recovering from the...
Episode #58
Staci Mitchell has lived in Altadena all her life, but in this conversation she explains that it wasn't until the media coverage of the recent fires that she understood she and her family are at the center of the...
Episode #57
This episode is a slight pivot from this season on the wildfires in Los Angeles because I felt I needed to do something in response to the protests and injustices happening right now. I had no idea when I interviewed Ed...
Episode #56
I'm so pleased to be able to share this deeply moving interview with Erin O'Toole-Delawari, a teacher and mother of four who lost her home in January when the Eaton Fire tore through her neighborhood. Erin is so...
Episode #55
This week's episode is an interview with my brother and sister-in-law, Jen and Ted Muller, who lived through the 2018 Camp Fire, the deadliest and most destructive fire in California history. Ted was working in...
Episode #54
Welcome to Season Three, a shorter season devoted to exploring how families and kids respond to the grief associated with fire losses. Laurel Braitman is the best-selling author of Animal Madness and What Looks Like...
Episode #53
I recorded this episode with Benji Gabler in October 2024 which seems like a lifetime ago. I had planned to publish it in January and then the fires happened and I shifted gears to try to address the losses of my...
Episode #52
For this last episode, I spoke with AJ Johnson about the early loss of her mother when she was 16, as well as how she's navigating the collective grief we're all experiencing here in LA. AJ is a hilarious person, and I...
Because I live very close to Altadena in Los Angeles and because of the fires that raged through here two weeks ago, I decided to pivot and record an episode with two people I love about how they're doing after losing...
Episode #50
This episode with Steve Pomerantz dives into why volunteering at Comfort Zone Camp is so rewarding. When I met Steve at CZC, he struck me as a bright light I wanted to get to know better. Steve brings so much energy and...
Episode #49
I recorded this episode with my eldest sister Kate last spring but it took some time to edit and release it. Listening to Kate talk about the loss of our mother highlighted for me how completely different our...
Episode #48
Claudia and Olivia Biggs lived through a very difficult and at times hellish period when their mother suddenly became seriously mentally ill. They were in middle and high school when it happened so their father John was...
Episode #47
In this episode, I speak with the wonderful Ari Jalomo, a student at Kenyan College currently studying abroad in Spain. Ari and I met at Comfort Zone Camp this past summer, where she was participating in the young...
Episode #46
Doneila McIntosh, M.Div., M.A. is a researcher getting her PhD in Family Social Science from the University of Minnesota. Her work as a therapist focuses on compassionate grief therapy, helping families navigate the...
Episode #45
Gina Troisi's Memoir The Angle of Flickering Light is a beautiful account of her confusing and often scary childhood through the eyes of her younger self. I was immediately drawn in by this book and Gina's ability to...
Episode #44
Hailey is another amazing young adult who I met through Comfort Zone Camp . Hailey has been through a lot of turmoil in her life and she is just an amazing example of resiliency and learning to cope with the fallout of...
Episode #43
In this episode, we delve deep into the research and practical experience of Dr. Julie Kaplow, PhD, ABPP, a leading psychologist in the field of childhood grief and trauma. It is always gratifying to learn that the...
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