
Summary: Kathie shares her personal journey through grief, loss, and the holidays, exploring how grief can change the shape our lives and traditions. She discusses the messy realities of loss, the pressure to move...


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Hosted by Kathleen Powell · education · EN
Love in Mourning is not about fixing grief, it’s about telling the truth about it. We talk about the messy, complicated reality of loss: the waves, the silence, the myths that don’t hold up, and the pressure to “move on” when your life has fundamentally changed. We are going to get real here. We are even going to talk about hopes and dreams we have now. You’ll hear real conversations about losing a partner, dating as a widow, not dating as a widow and figuring out how to live in a life you didn’t choose. Because you don’t go back to who you were before grief. We even talk about the freedom that can come with loss. We strip away what isn't real. Grief has a way of stripping us down to nothing. This is where we become unfiltered. Join me as we unpack this life after loss, honesty.
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Love in the Mourning is hosted by Kathleen Powell. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Trying to recreate something we've lost... never works." (22 October 2026, 21 minutes), "Navigating a New Relationship as a Widow" (29 June 2026, 5 minutes), and "From Loss to Legacy: Morgan Berry’s Journey of Healing" (10 May 2026, 74 minutes).
Love in the Mourning publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 30 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Love in the Mourning is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Love in the Mourning requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Love in the Mourning's contact route on record: public web form.
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Kathleen Powell hosts Love in the Mourning, an education podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Summary: Kathie shares her personal journey through grief, loss, and the holidays, exploring how grief can change the shape our lives and traditions. She discusses the messy realities of loss, the pressure to move...

Love in the Mourning
In a world where grief is often misunderstood, many find themselves grappling with the complicated emotions that come after losing a loved one. This post delves into the delicate balance of honoring past relationships...

<p>Welcome to season 2 and we are starting off in a very important way. We are talking about grief and men in this episode. </p><p>In this heartfelt interview, Morgan Berry shares his profound journey through grief...

Episode #11
<p>This episode talks about a little retreat in Oyosoos BC called Build Your Brave. It is my first official speaking gig. I was on a panel with 4 other amazing women. It confirmed how much I want to be a speaker and its...

Episode #10
<p>I have to laugh or I might cry...I am by no means an expert in the area. I share my personal experiences and the horrors of it.</p><p>On this journey at this point I am feeling the pull for connection with an...

<p>In this episode we talk about life after the death of their father, life choices, friendships, fear of other losses, how they navigate life and how their perspectives have changed.</p><p>Here are some questions our...

Episode #8
<p>Two of my 3 daughters share their personal experience with grief with the death of their father. In this episode they share some memories of him as a father, and the unique experience of becoming a caregiver when...

Episode #7
<p>We need hugs as humans because we are wired for connection, physically, emotionally and neurologically. Touch is our first language, it releases oxytocin, it can regulate our nervous systems. Hugs can bridge the gap...

Episode #6
<p>Today, we talked about how grief affects the brain. It’s not just something we feel emotionally, grief shows up in the way our brain works too. It can make it harder to think clearly, remember things, or even make...

<p>My guest today is the amazing Tatjana Kozak a woman with a beautiful sense of self, peace, awareness and hope. She shares her stories of loss, of love and life embracing all things. We talk about end of life work...

Episode #4
<p>A vulnerable, honest expression of a moment in time trust was cracked but somehow we found our way back. </p><p>"Now, on this side of the story, I carry the ache of that omission, the regret of time lost, and the...

<p>Today I get the honour and privilege of speaking with my dear friend Sue who I met last year shortly after her husband of almost 40 years died. She made the bold move of coming to a virtual Grief Over Dinner. We...

Episode #2
<p>Thank you so much for being here listening to Love in the mourning...which I affectionately called good mourning...ooops. I combined my two vlogs Good grieving and Love in the mourning.</p><p>Today we are discussing...

Episode #1
<p>I’m so glad you’re here. This is a space where we talk about the inevitable—grief, death, and all the beautiful, hard things we’re often too afraid to name.</p><p>In this first episode, I’m reading an excerpt from my...
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