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Grief City

Hosted by Newella · health · EN

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About this Podcast:

Welcome to "Grief City," where the population may feel like one, but in reality, millions of us live here. I'm Newella, and having experienced the tragic loss of my father, I understand the deep emotions that grief brings. In this intimate podcast, we’ll explore the complexities of grief. Together, we'll navigate the sadness while discovering moments of unexpected beauty, laughter, and joy. In "Grief City," we honor the full range of emotions that may come & find healing through their coexistence. Welcome to a space where you are understood. Welcome to "Grief City".

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33%

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Selective

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What is Grief City about?

Welcome to "Grief City," where the population may feel like one, but in reality, millions of us live here. I'm Newella, and having experienced the tragic loss of my father, I understand the deep emotions that grief brings. In this intimate podcast, we’ll explore the complexities of grief.

Who hosts Grief City?

Grief City is hosted by Newella. The show has published 77 episodes to date.

What has Grief City covered recently?

Recent episodes include "When Grief Feels Fresh Again | Grief City" (7 October 2026, 25 minutes), "Unprocessed Grief | Grief City" (23 September 2026, 41 minutes), and "Processing Grief: What it Looked Like | Grief City" (9 September 2026, 41 minutes).

How often does Grief City publish?

Grief City publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 12 minutes across 77 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Grief City?

Booking probability for Grief City is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Grief City requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Grief City's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Grief City?

The strongest fits for Grief City are Family & Social Services. Grief City has a health audience.

About the host

Newella hosts Grief City, a health podcast with 77 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Oct 7, 202625 minS3

    Every loss is different. But something I didn’t fully understand until this last year is how a new loss can make an old one feel fresh again.There’s this compounded grief that can happen where you’re grieving what’s...

  • Sep 23, 202641 minS3

    What happens when grief goes unprocessed? In this episode, I’m talking about a part of grief that I don’t think we talk about enough: what happens when the pain we’re carrying starts spilling onto the people around us...

  • Sep 9, 202641 minS3

    I talk a lot about “processing grief,” but I realized that phrase can feel a little vague. Everyone processes loss differently, and I’m not here to tell you there’s only one right way to do it. In this episode, I share...

  • Aug 26, 202659 minS3

    It’s important to talk about our grief, but I think it’s equally important to recognize all the ways we continue to carry our loved ones with us.Throughout my own grief, I’ve realized how many of my dad’s traits live on...

  • Aug 1, 20264 min

    Shakira wasn't kidding. Hips don't lie. We often think of grief as something that's only emotional, but it's physical too. It becomes this whole mind-and-body experience. As if the emotional weight wasn't enough, grief...

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  • Jul 25, 20266 min

    One of the biggest fears after loss is forgetting the people we love. It's a terrifying thought. As the weight of my grief slowly became a little lighter, that fear actually grew louder. I started wondering, What if I...

  • Jul 11, 20264 min

    It's strange how the very things that once annoyed us about the people we love can become the things we'd give anything to experience again. After someone dies, so many of those little frustrations begin to fade. Their...

  • Jul 4, 20266 min

    Grief can be deeply isolating.In the early days after my loss, I worked from home and spent most of my days alone. Without even realizing it, I became trapped in what I can only describe as a grief echo chamber. The...

  • Jun 27, 20268 min

    Loss changes us. Does it change everything about us? Not necessarily. But it does change us. One of the hardest parts of grief is learning to accept who you are after loss. Because accepting this new version of yourself...

  • Jun 20, 20265 min

    Grief changing can feel almost as unsettling as grief itself. For so long, the pain feels overwhelming and ever-present. Then one day you realize you're crying less, thinking about them differently, or carrying the loss...

  • May 16, 20263 min

    All the significant dates can feel so intense after a loss, especially the “firsts” without them. The first Christmas. The first birthday. Anniversaries, special times of the year, even the first time you do something...

  • May 9, 20264 min

    When I started working on my healing after loss, all I wanted was to feel better. I was so tired of the sadness and heaviness each day. But healing is rarely instant, and I think we need to be more gracious with...

  • May 2, 20264 min

    When you feel grief for the first time, it's overwhelming and uncomfortable, and all you want is a fix. The tough part is… There is no fix. But there is healing.Let's stay connected: 🎶 Listen to my music (Griefy Pop...

  • Apr 25, 20265 min

    Grief needs somewhere to go. In my experience, it will eventually come out in either healthy ways or unhealthy ways. Most of us experience both at different points in our grief. But I’ve found much more peace and...

  • Apr 18, 20265 min

    After the trauma of loss, it can be really hard to imagine that anything good could still exist in life. It becomes surprisingly easy to adopt that belief. Many of us find ourselves there at some point in grief. But...

  • Apr 11, 20265 min

    It’s natural to feel some fear when thinking about doing things you used to do with your loved one, or doing things they loved after they’re gone. The fear that it might make you emotional is real. But sometimes those...

  • Apr 4, 20264 min

    Healing after loss isn’t the easy, straightforward path we wish it could be. It’s messy. Some days it can feel like it will never happen. The hard truth is that healing usually doesn’t just show up one day out of...

  • Mar 28, 20263 min

    Why do we feel the need to apologize for having big emotions after losing someone we love? I still catch myself doing this sometimes. When we live in a world that doesn’t always know how to respond to grief, it’s easy...

  • Mar 21, 20264 min

    Jealousy is one of those emotions I grew up believing was bad, bad, bad. And in a lot of situations, it probably is. But in grief, I think it can be a very normal thing to experience. It’s hard to watch other people...

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