Episode 42: Veronica Currie
People widowed young often struggle to find anyone who remotely understands which leaves them isolated and alone - which is where WAY (Widowed and Young) steps in. Veronica Currie explains.
23 Sep 202432min
Episode 41: Sophie Hamilton
Have you got a will? 66 percent of people in the UK don't according to Solicitor Sophie Hamilton who thinks it's sad that people often leave it too late
16 Sep 202435min
Episode 40: Khalad Hussein
Khalad Hussein explains the Muslim approach to death and dying and how Muslims believe that their 'time is written'
9 Sep 202425min
Episode 39: Nula Suchet
Nula Suchet's life changed dramatically when her husband James developed Dementia at the young age of 57. She describes in detail his decline and death, but also tells an uplifting story of rebuildin...
2 Sep 202438min
Episode 38: Rachel Tegg
Rachel Tegg of Child Bereavement UK describes how play can help bereaved children express themselves - and how they offer help to bereaved parents and families as well.
26 Aug 202441min
Episode 37: Rosie Taylor Horler
Rosie Taylor Horler's father died when she was 21, leading to feelings that her Dad never really knew her as an adult, and that there were a whole load of conversations she never got to have.
19 Aug 202435min
Episode 36: Maaike Gomm-Zaagsma
How on earth do you cope with 10 miscarriages - including two sets of twins? Maaike Gomm-Zaagsma shares her heart-breaking story and how it led on to her work in Funeralcare.
11 Aug 202426min
Episode 35: Kevin Toolis
Kevin Toolis's book My Father's Wake describes in minute detail the Irish way of death and dying. 'The dead body is right there and you can look at it, touch it, kiss it, whatever you wish.'
4 Aug 202428min
