Episode 58: Toby Porter
NOT talking about death and dying is 'a profound act of societal self-harm' says Toby Porter CEO of HospiceUK. We mark Dying Matters Awareness Week by talking to him about why we don't talk about it m...
5 Touko 202546min
Episode 57: Sally Lynch
For Easter week, we're talking to the Reverend Sally Lynch about the Christian Church's approach to death and dying and the significance of Easter in the Church of England.
14 Huhti 202532min
Episode 56: Lucy Potter
This is to mark Sudden Death Awareness Month in March. Lucy Potter's 2 year old son Gibson didn't wake up one morning. She bravely, and eloquently describes here the horror of trying to admini...
28 Maalis 202544min
Episode 55: Ginny Daly
Ginny Daly had to experience the heart-breaking ordeal of giving birth to her baby boy knowing that he'd died in the womb. She talks openly of that nightmare, and how, years later, her mother's death...
16 Maalis 202548min
Episode 54: Fiona Duffy
Suicide is often described as cruel. This is not what our latest guest Fiona Duffy thinks. She describes here how her experience of suffering losses, including her brother to suicide, inspired her to ...
3 Maalis 202531min
Episode 53: Mark Shepherd
Mark Shepherd performs an extraordinary service for the parents of babies who are still born, or who die soon after birth. He visits them soon after their loss to take professional photos of their b...
17 Helmi 202529min
Episode 52: Tanya Ednan-Laperouse OBE
Natasha's Foundation is launching a new campaign to provide education about allergies to children in primary schools around the country. The foundation is named in memory of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse w...
3 Helmi 202535min
Episode 51: Gini Hackett
Gini Hackett, founder of @BucketListWishesUK, believes that encouraging her Mother to put together a bucket list helped prolong her life from the projected 3 months to 11, and describes some of the fu...
20 Tammi 202527min
