In Episode Two of Passing Thoughts, Jane Mundy talks with journalist Emma Rossi who shares her unique work as Biography Services Manager at St Vincent’s Hospital’s Sacred Heart Palliative Care team, helping people reflect on and record their life stories. Discover how capturing these memories offers meaning, closure, and connection. Learn more about the service at  https://www.svhs.org.au/support-us/volunteer/sacred-heart-community-palliative-care-biography-service

In our Before We Go segment, Alex Hoysted introduces his Death Calc, a thought-provoking tool exploring life expectancy and how awareness of our mortality might inspire us to live more fully. Read Alex’s musings at hoysted.substack.com.

Passing Thoughts is a podcast about life’s final chapter, told with openness, curiosity, and heart. It’s a space to talk about what we usually avoid, because facing death just might help us live better.

Contact the team at: passingthoughts@2rph.com.au
Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578856716570 and connect with others exploring these conversations.

This series is made with the support of the Wicking Trust.

 

In Episode Two of Passing Thoughts, Jane Mundy talks with journalist&nbsp;Emma Rossi who shares her unique work as Biography Services Manager at St Vincent&rsquo;s Hospital&rsquo;s Sacred Heart Palliative Care team, helping people reflect on and record their life stories. Discover how capturing these memories offers meaning, closure, and connection. Learn more about the service at &nbsp;<a href="https://www.svhs.org.au/support-us/volunteer/sacred-heart-community-palliative-care-biography-service">https://www.svhs.org.au/support-us/volunteer/sacred-heart-community-palliative-care-biography-service</a>
In our&nbsp;Before We Go segment, Alex Hoysted introduces his Death Calc, a thought-provoking tool exploring life expectancy and how awareness of our mortality might inspire us to live more fully. Read Alex&rsquo;s musings at <a href="https://hoysted.substack.com/">hoysted.substack.com</a>.
Passing Thoughts is a podcast about life&rsquo;s final chapter, told with openness, curiosity, and heart. It&rsquo;s a space to talk about what we usually avoid, because facing death just might help us live better.
Contact the team at: <a href="mailto:passingthoughts@2rph.com.au">passingthoughts@2rph.com.au</a> Like us on Facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578856716570">https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578856716570</a> and connect with others exploring these conversations.
This series is made with the support of the Wicking Trust.
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Passing Thoughts is a podcast that tackles everything in life’s final chapter. Hosted by Rob Kaldor, this series explores the raw edges of grief, the ethics of voluntary assisted dying, the intricacies of palliative care, aged care, wills, and the deep mysteries surrounding the afterlife and near-death experiences.

For too long, death has been treated as a taboo. Passing Thoughts aims to shift that by improving death literacy through honest, engaging, and sometimes surprising conversations. Expect laughter, a few tears, and a whole lot of real talk. Funded by the Wicking Trust and produced with the support of Radio 2RPH, Passing Thoughts opens up the final chapter of life with warmth, curiosity, and humanity.

Our regular contributers are Barbara Sullivan, Jane Mundy and Connie Mason.

Passing Thoughts is a podcast that tackles everything in life&rsquo;s final chapter. Hosted by Rob Kaldor, this series explores the raw edges of grief, the ethics of voluntary assisted dying, the intricacies of palliative care, aged care, wills, and the deep mysteries surrounding the afterlife and near-death experiences.
For too long, death has been treated as a taboo. Passing Thoughts aims to shift that by improving death literacy through honest, engaging, and sometimes surprising conversations. Expect laughter, a few tears, and a whole lot of real talk. Funded by the Wicking Trust and produced with the support of Radio 2RPH, Passing Thoughts opens up the final chapter of life with warmth, curiosity, and humanity.
Our regular contributers are Barbara Sullivan, Jane Mundy and Connie Mason.

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