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Hosted by Robyn O'Connell · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 17 episodes
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Are you curious about death, dying, and the funeral industry in Australia? Join us as we chat and learn from experts from funeral directors, to embalmers, from those who create floral arrangements to photo presentations and so many more. We will gain insights and have open and important conversations about this topic that is so often shrouded in mystery. Hopefully you will come away enlightened and have a deeper understanding of this essential part of life!
Robyn O'Connell hosts Lady of Death, a science show with 17 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail The hardest part of losing someone is not only saying goodbye. It’s waking up the next day to passwords you don’t have, bills in the wrong name, banks that won’t talk to you, and an estate process that c
Send us Fan Mail Death stops us; conversation moves us. We sat with Irene Montefiore, a founding member of the Albany Death Cafe, to explore how a simple table, a pot of tea, and the courage to speak out loud can turn fe
Send us Fan Mail Most people never think about the environmental cost of a funeral until they have to plan one. I sat down with Tamsin and Alyssa, the founders of Heaven and Earth Eco Burial Products, to explore how shro
Send us Fan Mail Choice at the end of life isn’t abstract—it’s practical, emotional, and shaped by real laws, real timelines, and real families. We sit down with VAD Care Navigator Laurie Draper to walk through how volun
Send us Fan Mail What if flowers could tell a life story better than words? We sit down with funeral florist Jamie Shrouders of GrandiFlora to unpack how tribute flowers become anchors of meaning at the hardest moment. J
Send us Fan Mail Grief doesn’t arrive with instructions, and it rarely follows a neat timeline. We sit down with Liam, 14, and Toan, 22, to explore how losing a father at the age of eight years old, reshapes identity, sc
Send us Fan Mail Death isn't a topic most of us eagerly discuss over dinner, yet Mark Sui, owner of Coffin and Casket Victoria, brings a refreshing perspective to this universal experience. His journey into the funeral i
Send us Fan Mail What happens when you die without a will? Who decides where your possessions go, who raises your children, or even what happens to your remains? The answers might surprise—and disturb—you. Estate plannin
Send us Fan Mail Death appears in whispers and shadows throughout our lives, yet we rarely make space to truly understand it. In this enlightening conversation, Robyn O'Connell speaks with her nephew Luke O'Connell about
Send us Fan Mail What does it truly mean to die with dignity? Behind the clinical terminology and medical frameworks lies a deeply human experience that most healthcare systems aren't equipped to honour. In this powerful
Send us Fan Mail In this candid conversation, cemetery veteran Shane Freeman takes us inside his world as Senior Supervisor of Funeral Services at Lilydale Memorial Park. With refreshing honesty and occasional humour, he
Send us Fan Mail From the moment four-year-old Ellese Templeton announced to her aghast mum that she wanted to become a mortician, a remarkable journey began. Twenty years later, Ellese owns Templeton Family Funerals, a
Send us Fan Mail Jason Khune from Still Moments in Time reveals the art and impact of creating photo tributes for funeral services. This conversation explores how modern technology and thoughtful design transform persona
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever wondered what happens after we die? For Sharon Lee, psychic medium with over 50 years of experience, the answer is crystal clear – our souls continue on a never-ending journey while our phy
Send us Fan Mail Death may be universal, but what happens afterward remains shrouded in mystery for most of us. Terry Clifton, with his 38 years in the funeral industry, provides a rare glimpse behind the curtain in this
Send us Fan Mail What truly happens behind the scenes of a funeral ceremony? Brisbane's renowned celebrant Suzie Philp unveils the shroud of the life of a funeral celebrant. Suzie dispels common misconceptions about her
Send us Fan Mail Step into the world that many fear to discuss—death, grief, and the stories that intertwine them. This episode features Robyn O'Connell, affectionately known as the Lady of Death, who brings over two dec
Sharon Lee
psychic medium · Low Income Housing Institute
1 appearance on this show
Serlina Chu
Herekind
1 appearance on this show
Irene Montefiore
Albany Death Cafe
1 appearance on this show
Tamsin
Heaven and Earth Eco Burial Products
1 appearance on this show
Jamie Shrouders
GrandiFlora
1 appearance on this show
Mark Sui
Coffin and Casket Victoria
1 appearance on this show
Shane Freeman
Lilydale Memorial Park
1 appearance on this show
Ellese Templeton
Templeton Family Funerals
1 appearance on this show
Jason Khune
Still Moments in Time
1 appearance on this show
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Lady of Death is hosted by Robyn O'Connell. The show is categorised under science (life) and has published 17 episodes.
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