Hosted by David E. Edey · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 50 episodes
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The podcast is filled with advice, tips, and many real-life examples demonstrating what can go wrong (and what can go right), depending on whether or not families plan accordingly in advance, communicate clearly with one another, and are willing to put petty and selfish differences aside.No one likes talking about death and inheritances before they absolutely have to, but as I have learned from personal experience, having these conversations earlier, rather than later, will save a lot of time and money, alleviate a ton of stress and ill-feeling, and ensure that the deceased's wishes are properly and efficiently carried out.
David E. Edey hosts The Executor Help Podcast, a society show with 50 episodes published.
There's a sentence that doesn't often get said out loud, but it sits underneath many of the conversations families avoid: "I don't want this to be hard for you." In this short reflection, David explores the quiet motivat
In this special Father's Day conversation, David speaks with author and editor Margaret McMullan about her book Every Father's Daughter , a collection of essays from 24 women reflecting on the impact their fathers had on
For this Father's Day special, David reflects on his own relationship with his father and the things that continue to stay with him years later. He shares the story of a difficult Father's Day that changed his family for
What if you knew exactly how many Mondays you had left? In this episode, David speaks with Jodi Wellman, author of You Only Die Once and founder of 4000 Mondays. Together they explore why so many people drift through lif
When Claudine's father passed away at nearly 90 years old, the family believed at least one thing had already been figured out — he wanted to be buried with his parents. But after his death, the family discovered somethi
There's a moment many families never think about ahead of time. Not the funeral. Not the paperwork. Not the phone calls. The first time you open the door. In this quiet and reflective solo episode, David talks about the
When families fight over an estate, most people assume the only path forward is court. But what does that process actually do to a family? In this episode, David speaks with Bruce Young, founder of Collective Agreement a
Many people know they should talk with their family about important things. They just don't know how to begin. In this short episode, David talks about why these conversations often feel harder than they need to be—and w
What does it really feel like to lose a mother? In this episode, David speaks with Chelsea Ohlemiller, author of Now That She's Gone. She shares her personal experience of losing her mother and what grief has actually be
Why do some things only become clear later? In this episode, David shares a personal reflection about his mother. He talks about the small things that stayed with him. The quiet moments. The way she showed up, and what h
Why do families fight over things after someone dies? In this episode, David speaks with Daniel Glazier, a personal property appraiser who has been in thousands of homes helping families deal with what's left behind. The
What happens when everything starts falling on you? In this episode, David talks about the moment many people quietly step into a role they didn't choose. The one who handles things. The one others rely on. The one who k
In this episode, David speaks with Valerie Oldfield, a death doula who helps families through serious illness, planning, and grief. They talk about why these conversations feel so hard to start—and what happens when we a
Why do strong people feel alone? In this episode, David talks about something many people don't say out loud. What it feels like to always be the one others rely on. The one who listens. The one who handles things. The o
What really matters at the end of life? In this episode, David speaks with Robert Christopher Coppes, author of Impressions of Near-Death Experiences. Robert has spent many years studying the stories of people who came v
In this solo episode of the Executor Help Podcast, David reflects on a belief many people quietly carry — that living well is something you earn later, after life becomes more organized, less stressful, and more under co
Most adults struggle to talk to children about death. In this episode, David speaks with death doula Sandra Spicer about how stories and books can gently help children understand loss, ask questions, and feel less alone.
There's a conversation most families know they need to have — about aging, health, responsibility, and what happens when life changes. But we delay it. We tell ourselves there's still time. In this episode, David shares
Have you ever wondered if your aging parent's behavior is more than just forgetfulness? In this episode, David has a conversation with author Nicole Smith. Listen in as she pulls back the curtain on the realities of deme
Ever felt weirdly guilty for having a good time when life is heavy or things at home are stressful? In this episode, David gets honest about why joy isn't something you should feel bad about or push off until things get
Bruce Young
Certified Executor Advisor · Concrete Pumping Holdings, Inc.
1 appearance on this show
Chelsea Ohlemiller
author of Now That She's Gone
1 appearance on this show
David
Head of Product · Spirit Chasers UK
1 appearance on this show
Nicole Smith
author of The Spit Saved My Life · JMS Creative Leadership Solutions
1 appearance on this show
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