Hosted by What’s Good About Grief Podcast · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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Join us as we talk about grief and its real, raw emotions, the good, the bad, the ugly, and how it changes you as a human. We want to help you navigate your new normal, and most of all, let you know that you’re not crazy and alone, because you definitely feel like you are.
What’s Good About Grief Podcast hosts What’s Good About Grief, a health show with 23 episodes published.
In this episode, April, Debbie and Sharon, explore one of the most tender questions in grief: How do we let go of the people we love without letting go of who they were to us? We talk about the fear that releasing the in
Show notesIn this episode, April, Debbie, and Sharon sit in the messy middle of grief—the space that exists between the initial shock of loss and the quiet understanding that acceptance is not a finish line, but a process. We talk
Show notesWhat is Acceptance? In this episode, we explore acceptance in grief—not as a finish line, but as a lived, evolving practice. Each Debbie and Sharon reflect on how their understanding of acceptance has shifted over time,
Show notesThis episode, join us while talk about how we move on after season one and what our new plans may be for this upcoming season! Season 2 is finally here and we cannot wait for you all to see what we have in store! TRIGGER
Show notesIn this short and sweet episode, Join April, Debbie, and Sharon as they discuss the quiet moment after a loss—the one that doesn’t hit until you’re home, alone. The house feels emptier. The silence feels heavier. You rea
Show notesIn this heartfelt episode, we’re joined by Carolyn, Sharon’s daughter, for an intimate conversation about grief, family dynamics, and the long road to healing. Together, we reflect on the life and loss of JM—Sharon’s son
Show notesGrief doesn’t come with a handbook—and it certainly doesn’t follow the script we see in movies or on social media. In this heartfelt episode, April gets real about the unexpected ways grief shows up, even when you think
Show notesThis episode is a compassionate companion for anyone who has ever faced the unexpected and wondered, “What now?” Drive deeper into what to expect after the loss of a loved one and how to prepare for the awkward small tal
Show notesIn Part 2 of this emotional series, Matt and Rhonda continue their heartfelt conversation, delving deeper into life after loss and the long, winding road of grief. They share how they each coped differently and the chall
Show notesIn this deeply moving episode, we sit down with Matt and Rhonda, a couple who open their hearts to share the unimaginable — the sudden and unexpected passing of their beloved son. They take us through the harrowing day t
Show notesIn this deeply personal episode, we sit down with Debbie and her boyfriend John to explore what it means to find love again after loss. With honesty and vulnerability, Debbie shares the emotional hurdles, moments of guil
Show notesIn this episode, we’re honoring the quiet supporters—the ones who show up without being asked, help without needing recognition, and hold it all together behind the curtain. It’s about those unexpected gestures, the unse
Show notesThis short and sweet episode, is a continuation of Grief by any other Name, where we explore the complicated relationship between language and emotion, focusing on the word grief—where it fits, where it falls short. We a
Show notesWe use the word grief to describe the deep, aching sorrow that follows loss—but does it really capture what we feel? In this episode, we explore the complicated relationship between language and emotion, focusing on the
Show notesThis episode we talk about how our relationship with God was tested after the loss of our loved ones. Join us as we discuss the raw emotions of anger, sadness, and finding new hope as we rekindle with God.
Show notesWe have our very first guest this week! We are so excited for everyone to hear her story. She is so brave and is an inspiration to all of us! Please enjoy! Be kind and gracious as you listen. Thank you to Makenna for all
Show notesThis episode we talk about the odd or invasive conversations that are brought up after the loss of a loved one. Join us as we talk about how to deal with these discussions and talk about how silence may be key at times.
Show notesJoin April, Debbie, and Sharon as they discuss "Time Warp" and how the perception of time may change after the death of a loved one, as well as how grief may be "good". Enjoy TRIGGER WARNING: Some content may be sensitiv
Show notesThis episode we will discuss how people ask you about the details of your tragedy that has happened. As most people on the outside of your grief are curious and be intrusive or bothersome with their line of questioning.
Show notesJoin April, Debbie and Sharon as they discuss their experiences with the 5 stages of grief and whether or not they are to be true. TRIGGER WARNING: This episode contains content that may be sensitive to some viewers.. Li
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