Dying Your Way Interview With Susan Goldie - Dying to Know Day and More

Susan Goldie is the National Lead for End of Life Strategy for CCNB Limited, as it merges with the iconic Groundswell Project, which has led advocacy on better choices on death and dying in Australia since 2010. Susan is a leader making a difference with a vision to reclaim death as a shared commun…

Dying Your Way Interview with Rev Cress Darwin - God’s Ubiquitous Serendipity

Rev Cress Darwin, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church of Charleston, South Carolina, discusses many spiritual and practical matters on death and dying. He shares the unique perspective of a loving, inclusive community who were rocked by the senseless shooting at the Emanuel African Methodist E…

Dying Your Way Interview With Jill Brattain - Finding Moments That Matter - An ALS Journey

Jill Brattain has become an ALS advocate after losing her husband, Dave, to ALS in 2019. Also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is 100% fatal with no hope and no cure. Jill shares her amazing journey as Dave’s spouse and caregiver. She marvels that even with a termi…

Dying Your Way Interview With Andre Silder and Avril Hanna - Luxury Innovative Alternatives to Aged Care

Elysium Cruise Residence is a luxury, innovative solution to aged care for those who need staged levels of care at the end of life. This is an alternative to land-locked assisted living and aged care …. on the high seas! Listen to Andre Sidler and Avril Hanna speak about their passion and solution …

Dying Your Way Interview With Ken Ross - Elizabeth Kubler Ross Explained

Everyone knows Elizabeth Kubler Ross, author of 24 books, most famously, On Death and Dying describing the 5 stages of grief. Her son, Ken Ross, is the Founder and President of the non-profit, EKR Foundation that keeps her legacy alive. Because of his tireless efforts, a new generation embraces dea…

Dying Your Way Interview with Moniquea Spiteri - Grief and Post Traumatic Growth

Going through a traumatic experience was the impetus for Moniquea Spiteri to become a voice for change. As a psychotherapist she specializes in those suffering with PTSD and addiction. Her wholistic approach to mental suffering supports hundreds to recover and grow after intense grief and trauma. L…

Dying Your Way Interview with Michelle Lasota - The Nurse With the Purple Hair

Hospice and oncology nurse, Michelle Lasota, is featured in the heartwarming documentary, The Nurse with the Purple Hair, by renowned film director Sean Cunningham. She is just one of the kindness human beings you’ll meet in the death and dying community. Full of wisdom and compassion, hear this di…

Dying Your Way Interview With Di Foster - Miracles Happen

What do you do when you are given 0% chance of living beyond 18 months? Learn how Executive Coach, Di Foster, takes a grim prognosis and turns it into a LIFE sentence and “radical remission”. This is a story of pragmatic hope and intense gratitude that teaches us all how to live life more fully. …

Dying Your Way Interview with Dipika Delmenico - Auryvedic Support for End of Life Care

Dipka Delmenico is a modern woman with ancient wisdom. We explore Ayurvedic principles that can be applied to the end of life. Dipika is practical, heart-warming and wise. She teaches us to practice self-love and wellness at every life stage up until our last breath. See the links to her website an…

Dying Your Way Interview with Jennifer O'Brien - The Hospice Doctor’s Widow and Precious Time

Jennifer O’Brien, author of The Hospice Doctor’s Widow: A Journal, explores love and loss, pain and recovery, grief and the light at the end of the tunnel - as well as creativity as a healing tool. Jennifer has helped thousands live and love more fully by sharing her wisdom as a family caregiver an…