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Death and money are two of the most taboo topics in our society yet they are inevitable for all of us. So why don’t we talk about death and money more? The fact is, we’re all going to have to face our mortality and the mortality of the people we love. During the toughest times in our life, we will also be faced with an overwhelming amount of financial and logistical decisions. These decisions have the power to bring people together or tear families apart. That’s why our mission is so important! Here on The Currency of Grief, we bring death and money to the forefront of the conversation. We’ll feature real life stories from real life people who have navigated the intersection of grief and money. Our guests are not celebrities, they are normal people just like you and me.My name is Justin Weidenfeld, and I’m going to serve as your Grief Financial Officer on the journey that is The Currency of Grief Podcast. My purpose for this podcast is to normalize conversations around death and mone
Unknown Host hosts The Currency of Grief, a society show with 40 episodes published.
What happens to your stuff, your accounts, and your family if you die without a will? Becky Robison returns with answers nobody wants to need. Becky and Justin pick up their conversation on death and money by tackling th
You lose both parents. Then the legal paperwork starts, and no one hands you a manual. Becoming the executor of an estate after a parent dies feels like a job with no training. In this episode of The Currency of Grief, h
Nobody prepares you to grieve a parent and manage their affairs at the same time. On The Currency of Grief, host Justin Weidenfeld sits down with Michael Lodato, a Brooklyn-based writer and owner of LiquorPermit.com, who
Nobody prepares you to grieve a parent and manage their affairs at the same time. On The Currency of Grief, host Justin Weidenfeld sits down with Michael Lodato, a Brooklyn-based writer and owner of LiquorPermit.com, who
When your spouse dies abroad, nobody warns you that the paperwork battle might outlast the worst of the grief. Nikki Sherman was living in the UK with her husband Scott and their daughter when Scott died suddenly at 52 f
When your spouse dies abroad, nobody warns you that the paperwork battle might outlast the worst of the grief. Nikki Sherman was living in the UK with her husband Scott and their daughter when Scott died suddenly at 52 f
Losing a parent at 14 does not just change your childhood. It changes every version of you that comes after. On The Currency of Grief, host Justin Weidenfeld sits down with Emily Bouchard, family dynamics expert, TEDx sp
He was trying to be present for his father’s final weeks while carrying the legal and financial responsibility of what would come next. That's the reality Vincent Valeri faced in the winter of 2022, and on this episode o
Grief after losing a child doesn't follow a script, and no one knows that better than Richard Wood. Nearly 20 years ago, Richard's 22-year-old son Spencer died in a sudden unexpected loss that changed everything. There w
Estate settlement after death is one of the most overlooked burdens grieving families face, and on this episode of The Currency of Grief, host Justin Weidenfeld sits down with Davis Wilkinson, CEO and founder of Heirloom
Most people spend more time planning a vacation than choosing who will manage their estate. In this solo episode of The Currency of Grief, host Justin Weidenfeld, your grief financial officer, walks through the roles tha
Please note this episode discusses drug use and domestic violence. Sibling inheritance conflict rarely starts with money. It often begins in the space where grief, silence, and unspoken expectations live. On The Currency
Loss can place unexpected responsibility on someone overnight, especially when legacy and family wealth are part of the story. Justin Weidenfeld sits down with Kristen Heaney, founder of In3Generations and host of The Fa
Money and grief have a way of colliding when you are least equipped to handle either. In this episode of The Currency of Grief, Justin Weidenfeld sits down with financial advisor Kay Pfleghardt to unpack what happens whe
Losing a parent is devastating. Being named an executor at 25 meant grief and responsibility arrived at the same time, with no warning. After the sudden death of her father, Cassidie Bates faced loss and grief as an only
When a parent’s “we have time” suddenly becomes five months, what actually deserves your attention first? The paperwork. The passwords. Or the care conversations that shape every decision that follows? Angie Ingraham joi
When grief enters your life, money often follows close behind, and without financial agency, inheritance and responsibility can quickly become part of the loss. Justin Weidenfeld sits down with Rebecca Feinglos, founder
Caregiving for anyone is an act of love, but that responsibility and unspoken end-of-life plans can linger in grief long after loss. In this episode, Justin Weidenfeld reflects on caring for his grandmother, Grandy B, an
What happens to your relationship with work, money, and time when losing a parent at 23 forces you to confront death far earlier than expected? Justin Weidenfeld speaks with Brian Helfman about how early loss reshaped hi
What would you do if grief forced you to see exactly how little time you might have left? Ret Taylor joins host Justin Weidenfeld to talk through his mother’s death, the last wishes he never got to ask about, and how tha
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