Dr. Tanya Marsh joins Monument Matters to unpack what consumer research really reveals about cremation, burial and emerging options like green burial and human composting. The data challenges assumptions and highlights a key opportunity: education, flexibility and creative memorialization may matter more than industry narratives suggest. Chapters (00:00:05) - Monument Matters(00:01:35) - Why are Americans so fond of cremation?(00:02:59) - Cremation and the future(00:03:24) - Casket burial and cremation: First choice(00:06:59) - Cremation and Memorialization: The Difference(00:13:19) - Cremation Monument Building(00:17:34) - Cremation and burial: Do people prefer cremation?(00:19:42) - The Survey of Death and Property(00:22:55) - In addition to the preference research,(00:23:53) - Law School's Growing the Diversity of Students(00:25:01) - Monument Matters: Death and What Follows
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