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Hosted by Meg · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 31 episodes
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Welcome to Early Mourning Coffee Club. A brutally honest podcast about grief, with a dark sense of humour. Hosted by Meg, a 30-year-old widow and solo parent, this weekly show explores loss without cliches, laughter without guilt, and life after everything changes. Raw, real, inappropriate at times - exactly what grief actually looks like. Each Tuesday morning, grab a coffee (or whatever gets you through the day), and sit with Meg as she shares her experience in a podcast that offers space to be heartbroken and hopeful all at the same time. Hit follow, pour your coffee and let's take this one sip at a time.
Meg hosts Early Mourning Coffee Club, a society show with 31 episodes published.
Friday would have been mine and Alex's 5th wedding anniversary, my second without him. In this episode I talk about navigating an anniversary when the person you're supposed to celebrate with is no longer here. From waki
For almost two years, I've avoided answering one question: How did Alex die? This week, after a long awaited inquest, I finally have the answers. This isn't just a story about loss, it's about trusting your instincts, fi
This week, I'm sharing what it was like returning to Finland for the second summer without Alex. Finland was more than a holiday destination. It was part of who he was, and a place he dreamed of sharing with Oscar. Retur
Episode 25 is here ❤️ This week I went back to the place where Alex proposed 7 years ago to the day. What started as a surfing pilgrimage, ended up becoming one of the most emotional trips I've taken since losing Alex. I
When we think about grief we think about heartbreak. We don't think about the financial reality that comes with it. In this episode I share the hidden costs of widowhood, from managing household bills alone, to navigatin
This week's podcast episode is about Father's Day, grief, parenting after loss and the poem I wrote for Oscar on Father's Day last year. We talk about remembering Alex, the male role models helping to shape Oscar's life,
This week, a £21.44 bank transfer stopped me in my tracks, Oscar promoted me to professional cyclist despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, and a GP appointment left me questioning whether I'd accidentally wander
After a few weeks away, I'm back - and this episode explains why. A conversation with a patient, a hospital appointment with Oscar, a failed camping trip and a grief wave so powerful I could no longer outrun it. For the
A playdate that was never meant to be part of our story... and yet became one of the most important ones. In this episode, I share what happened when Oscar met another little boy who had also lost his Daddy. What started
Last night, my 3 year old son Oscar reached up into the sky and cried "I want my Daddy back" And I had to somehow hold him... while my own heart was breaking too. This episode is about helping a child understand grief, w
The second year of grief doesn't look like people expect. It's quieter on the outside... but heavier on the inside. Less visible. Less understood. And somehow... more complicated. This episode is about the in-between. Wh
Grief doesn't disappear... it jusst changes shape. And sometimes healing shows up in the form of muddy paws, early mornings, and a puppy who has absolutely no concept of personal space. This week I'm talking about Honey,
Birthdays used to mean cake, candles and making a bit of fuss (okay... a lot of fuss) Now they mean something very different. This episode os about grief showing up where you don't expect it. In hospital waiting rooms, i
We learn what grief "should" look like long before we ever experience it. Through films, TV, music and even adverts. But when grief arrives... it doesn't follow a script. In this episode I talk about the gap between how
Episode 13: The Things We Lose Grief isn't just about death. It can live in divorce papers. In hospital waiting rooms. In the loss of a body part. In futures that never happen. This week, my friend Gemma joins me to talk
Mother's Day can be beautiful. But when you're grieving, it can also be incredibly complicated. This week on the Early Mourning Coffee Club, I'm talking about Mother's Day in the middle of grief. Whether you're missing y
Episode 11: One for sorrow, two for joy This week, I'm talking about signs. Not the loud spooky cinematic kind. The quiet ones. The ones you question. The ones you feel more than you can explain. Magpies. Aftershave. A t
What if everything you've been told about grief... isn't quite true? In this episode of the Early Mourning Coffee Club, we gently unpack one of the biggest myths around loss - the "five stages" - and explore what's actua
Episode 9: Love, Loss & February 14th ❤️🩹 Valentine's Day looks very different when the person you built your life with is no longer here. In this episode, I'm talking about helicopter rides over the Alps, prison massa
Episode 8: Running With Love For Winston's Wish This week is special. I'm joined by my friend Lydia, who is running an ultra marathon in May in Alex's memory to raise money for Winston's Wish, the charity that has held m
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