 Shannon M. Blower, a community hospital Palliative Chaplain, discusses with the group the taboo topic of death. We all live and we all die. But what does that look like and what priorities and purposes do we experience in our final days and moments? The hosts share what they believe death and beyond might look like as they approach a somber reality with levity and openness. Wine and food help the process, with sampling of some food and drink from The Winery at Wolf Creek and the sounds and therapy of the band, Wolfe Creeque - literally, no relation.

<p> Shannon M. Blower, a community hospital Palliative Chaplain, discusses with the group the taboo topic of death. We all live and we all die. But what does that look like and what priorities and purposes do we experience in our final days and moments? The hosts share what they believe death and beyond might look like as they approach a somber reality with levity and openness. Wine and food help the process, with sampling of some food and drink from The Winery at Wolf Creek and the sounds and therapy of the band, Wolfe Creeque - literally, no relation.</p>

Each episode, we're joined by a unique panel of guests, as we unpack all the issues that keep us divided: politics, religion, sex, money, race, and so much more. All the topics you're not allowed to bring up at a dinner party are dropped right back on the table.

<p>Each episode, we're joined by a unique panel of guests, as we unpack all the issues that keep us divided: politics, religion, sex, money, race, and so much more. All the topics you're not allowed to bring up at a dinner party are dropped right back on the table.</p>

Going There: Taboo Topics Are Back on the Table

Our hosts Matt, LeJon and Jo talk to guests about all the issues that keep us divided: politics, religion, sex, money, race, and so on. The topics you can't bring up at a dinner party are dropped back on the table.

Shannon M. Blower, a community hospital Palliative Chaplain, discusses with the group the taboo topic of death. We all live and we all die. But what does that look like and what priorities and purposes do we experience in our final days and moments?...