Our avoidance and aversion to death have been commonplace in modern society.  When we know our ultimate inevitability, why don't we focus on ways to live our best lives so that we can depart in true peace?  In recent years, Death Doulas have emerged, acting as a guiding hand for the family, friends, and the soon-to-be deceased.  Nicole Hoover, aka Death Doula Nicole, joins the show for a discussion on legacy work, supporting loved ones, and embracing life's end.  From Death Cafes to corporate benefits, much more can be done to change the way we view and experience death and loss.

<p>Our avoidance and aversion to death have been commonplace in modern society. &nbsp;When we know our ultimate inevitability, why don't we focus on ways to live our best lives so that we can depart in true peace? &nbsp;In recent years, Death Doulas have emerged, acting as a guiding hand for the family, friends, and the soon-to-be deceased. &nbsp;Nicole Hoover, aka Death Doula Nicole, joins the show for a discussion on legacy work, supporting loved ones, and embracing life's end. &nbsp;From Death Cafes to corporate benefits, much more can be done to change the way we view and experience death and loss.</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.