Episode 62: Louise Dilllon
Louise Dillon's son died from an aggressive form of leukemia just after his 14th birthday. Her own experience of how difficult it was returning to work, prompted her to offer training to businesses o...
7 Jul 202526min
Episode 61: Peter Cooper
Peter Cooper got in touch after listening to episode 27 featuring his mother talking about the death of his father. He mentioned that he felt there had been unacknowledged grief underlying his child...
23 Jun 202524min
Episode 60: Pippa and Grace
Pippa and Grace were only 16 when their fathers died. They didn't know each other at the time but met through the counselling offered by Thames Hospice and have since become firm friends. Together t...
9 Jun 202528min
Episode 59: Lord Kinnock
Baroness Glenys Kinnock and Lord Neil Kinnock were together for 60 years - the most high profile political couple of their generation. "It is like losing a limb" says Neil. "Glenys suffered and died ...
19 Mai 202533min
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 Mai 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 Apr 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 Mar 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 Mar 202548min
