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by Dr. Marianne Matzo, FAAN and Charlie Navarrette
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- 3 days ago27 min
The Grief Hidden Inside Hamlet
What happens when grief is too large to stay silent? In this episode of the Everyone Dies podcast, we explore the death of a child and how profound loss reshapes the human heart. Inspired by the film Hamnet, author Neil Perry Gordon shares his journey of losing his son, Sam, and how grief often finds another form in art and creativity. This is a conversation about learning how love continues after death and why grief changes the imagination forever. https://bit.ly/4dLOCDV We discuss: The...
- 1 weeks ago18 min
Love, Dementia, and the Reality of "For Better or Worse"
Jay Leno’s story shows that “for better or worse” isn't just a vow—it’s a reality. Explore the quiet devotion of caregiving and love in the face of dementia. https://bit.ly/4uCKH23 In this Episode: 00:00 - Intro: The Reality of "Showing Up" in Dementia Care02:21 - Denisa Lady Newborough: 14 Languages, 5 "Shareholders," and One Extraordinary Life: A look at the audacious life of a high-society rebel.02:45 - Uncle Louie’s Chicken Wings Marinara: A recipe for a crowd, straight from the Leno fami...
- 2 weeks ago49 min
93% Preventable: Why Native American Mothers Are Still Dying After Childbirth
Indigenous maternal health is in a critical state, but we can change that. Learn why 93% of pregnancy-related deaths in these communities are preventable. Explore the healthcare gaps for First Nations and how restorative midwifery is working to save lives. https://bit.ly/4uncumO What You'll Learn: The 93% Preventability Gap: While 87% of all U.S. maternal deaths are preventable, that number rises to 93% for Native American and Alaska Native populations, signaling a critical failure in t...
- 3 weeks ago26 min
An App That Predicts Your Death Date: Would You Want to Know?”
Can knowing your death date help you live longer? Explore the Death Clock app, AI longevity predictions, and how small lifestyle shifts can extend your life. https://bit.ly/4cBBrDK A study of 60,000 people found that just a few minutes of better sleep, a little more movement, and small changes in diet could add years to your life. Not dramatic changes, small ones. Now imagine an app that tracks those choices—and tells you, in real time, how they’re affecting the day you’re likely to die....
- Apr 17, 202621 min
"The Pitt," The Boss, and the Bike: A Candid Look at Motorcycle Safety
Want to Arrive? Dress for the Slide! Motorcycle fatalities are 24x higher per mile than in autos, but you can improve your odds with full-face helmet to guard against head trauma, airbag vests to protect neck and torso, and most of all: situational awareness. https://bit.ly/4tyU033 In This Episode: 00:00 - Intro: Beyond the "Suicide Machine" – The Reality of the Ride02:34 - The Last Ride: David Ritter’s Poetic Tribute to Fallen Riders03:33 - The Risk Assessment: Dr. Robby’s Sabbatical a...
- Apr 10, 202618 min
Still Grieving Years Later? You’re Not Doing It Wrong
Why Grief Hits Out of Nowhere, Why it’s Normal, and What Can Help Grief after five years isn't a sign of failure; it’s a testament to a lifelong bond. When the waves hit out of nowhere, know that your journey is uniquely yours. Listen here: https://bit.ly/3OkXRB4 Is there a Timeline for Grief? You would think that after five years, grief should get easier. But then it hits you—out of nowhere—like it just happened. And you wonder, “Why am I still like this?” Nothing is wrong with you. Grief ...
- Apr 3, 202625 min
Why Spirituality May Be a Missing Link In Your Grieving Process
Healing from grief isn’t just emotional—it’s spiritual. Learn how to nurture your soul while navigating the psychological journey of recovery. https://bit.ly/4md1ENF Why Spirituality is Important Grief affects every part of our lives — our emotions, our relationships, our bodies, and our sense of meaning. Yet one area is often overlooked in grief care: the spiritual self. Whether or not you identify as religious, spirituality (where we connect with the earth, ourselves, and others) is t...
- Mar 28, 202624 min
The Pitt and the Principle of Double Effect; Does Morphine Really Hasten Death?
Why Treating Suffering is Always the Moral Choice Does morphine hasten death at the end of life? This is one of the most common—and most distressing—questions families ask in hospice and palliative care. “If you hold their hand and they die, did holding their hand cause the death? No, the cancer or whatever disease process is going on is the cause of death and everything we do to make their end-of-life pain free, comfortable, or offers human connection and love is the right thing to do in the...
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A thoughtful exploration of everything about life-limiting illness, dying, and death. Everyone Dies is a nonprofit organization with the goal to educate the public about the processes associated with dying and death, empower regarding options and evidence-based information to help them guide their care, normalize dying, and reinforce that even though everyone dies, first we live, and that every day we are alive is a gift.
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