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Episode 58: Cancer, the Universe, and a Review of the Book “Signs” with Jessica Hersh

Episode 58: Cancer, the Universe, and a Review of the Book “Signs” with Jessica Hersh

Are you a believer in signs? A butterfly, a coin, a rainbow, or something completely random, that immediately makes you think of your loved one above. In this previously aired episode, Jessica Hersh opens up about her grief journey and lessons she’s learned after the death of her mother Sarajane from cancer in 2016. We discuss key points of the book “Signs: The Secret Language of the Universe” by Laura Lynne Jackson. I also share my own story of signs and a few from SSFYL listeners!

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Episode 52: Updates on My Grief, the Boutique and Why We’re Over Edible Arrangements

Episode 52: Updates on My Grief, the Boutique and Why We’re Over Edible Arrangements

This week’s episode is a bit of a mixed bag where I sit down solo to share what’s going on lately. I start with how I’ve been dealing amidst year five of my dad’s death anniversary as well as a part of my conversation with last week’s guest, Rebecca Soffer in regards to gifting after grief. Edible Arrangements are OUT and intentional, useful gifts are IN! Episode Highlights: The five particular days that sit with me and weigh heavier than the others around my dad’s death anniversary How grief wa

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Episode 53: So Many Decisions Around Death! Get Practical and Organized With Cianna Stewart

Episode 53: So Many Decisions Around Death! Get Practical and Organized With Cianna Stewart

Dying is a fact of life. While emotional, there are certain logistics and practicalities that have to be dealt with: cremation versus burial, financial obligations, physical belongings, and the list goes on. This week, I’m joined by Cianna Stewart who also has a podcast on death and grief. Cianna hosts Dying Kindness, a podcast for people who are going to die someday (hint: that’s you and me, both) with the goal of helping people make key decisions now in order to be more kind to those they’ll l

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Episode 54: Does Reality TV Keep It ‘Real’ on Death and Grief? with Matt Marr

Episode 54: Does Reality TV Keep It ‘Real’ on Death and Grief? with Matt Marr

If Oprah and James Cordon had a baby, raised on Dolly Parton’s front porch—it would be today’s guest, Matt Marr. Matt will talk to anyone. He’s the guy in the grocery store that compliments your eye makeup and then two minutes later you’re asking him for dating advice. He is a therapist and holds a Masters of Clinical Psychology, specializing in Narrative Therapy and is also the co-host of the Reality Gays Podcast (ranked by Screenrant as the number one reality podcast everyone should be listen

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Episode 52: Updates on My Grief, the Boutique and Why We’re Over Edible Arrangements

Episode 50: The Power of Therapy for Processing Grief

After recording 50 episodes of SSFYL and talking about grief to countless guests, each with unique stories and perspectives, I noticed a common recurring theme that almost everyone mentioned— the power of therapy. Whether it was the loss of a parent, a child, a friend or a job, just about every guest (and myself) has recognized therapy as the best way to grasp and navigate their grief. In this episode, I’m highlighting messages and words from seven different guest episodes that I thought were pr

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Episode 51: Working Through Your Grief with the Co-Founder of Modern Loss, Rebecca Soffer

Episode 51: Working Through Your Grief with the Co-Founder of Modern Loss, Rebecca Soffer

I’m joined by the Godmother of Grief, the Co-Founder of Modern Loss, writer, speaker, and big inspirer of SSFYL, Rebecca Soffer. When Rebecca was 30, her mother was killed in a car accident one hour after dropping Rebecca off from a family camping trip to the Adirondacks. Four years later, her father died of a heart attack while on vacation. So much loss at such a relatively young age. She began to navigate life as a parentless only child and co-founded Modern Loss as a place to share the unspea

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Episode 49: The Unimaginable Grief of Child Loss with Jessica Roomberg

Episode 49: The Unimaginable Grief of Child Loss with Jessica Roomberg

I’m joined by Jessica Roomberg to discuss one of the more challenging conversations around grief– child loss. Jessica and her husband Dan suffered the loss of their 17-month-old daughter Mila Gray Roomberg to a rare manifestation of NF1. After she passed away, they channeled their overwhelming grief and brainstormed a way to honor her brief but magical life. Through the Magical Mila Foundation, they are hoping to change the way blood pressure is monitored in children under the age of three. Jess

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