Best Dr. Samuel Jay Podcasts (2025)

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The Biden Cover-Up with Jake Tapper & Alex Thompson 35:29

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This week, Anthony talks with two of the most respected journalists in American politics, Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson about their new book Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, Its Cover-Up, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy SALT Media Networks & CSG

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Insights Into Male Emotional Responses to Loss with Seth Samuels 44:31

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Send us a text In this conversation, Seth Samuels shares his journey through understanding death, grief, and emotional expression. He reflects on his early experiences with loss, particularly within his family, and how these experiences shaped his identity and spiritual journey. The discussion explores the cultural significance of grief, the role o…

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Navigating Life's Challenges with Dru Hammer 38:11

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This week, Anthony talks with Dru Hammer who shares her powerful journey of love, loss, and faith after marrying into the Armand Hammer dynasty. From painful divorce to healing, encounters with royalty, and lessons on independence, she opens up like never before. A story of resilience, redemption, and renewed purpose. Learn more about your ad choic…

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Texting With a Friend Who Has Died with Jay Deitcher 30:13

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Send us a text In this conversation, Jay Deitcher shares his personal experiences with death and grief, discussing how these experiences have shaped his life and work. He reflects on the loss of friends and family, the impact of death on his children, and how writing serves as a coping mechanism. Jay also introduces the unique practice of texting d…

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Introducing: Lost Boys with Anthony Scaramucci and Scott Galloway 18:05

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Why are young men struggling more than ever before? Anthony Scaramucci and Scott Galloway kick off the Lost Boys series with Richard Reeves, author of the seminal book, Of Boys and Men, uncovering the startling data and the unique challenges young men face today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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America's Energy Future with Jay R. Young 32:59

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This week, Anthony talks with Jay R. Young, an entrepreneur and author of 'The Upside of Oil and Gas Investing.' They discuss Jay's background in the oil and gas industry, the importance of fossil fuels in today's economy, and the strategies for investing in oil and gas. Jay shares insights on the tax benefits of such investments, the pitfalls to a…

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The Art of Grieving with Dr. Sheila K. Collins 43:27

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Send us a text In this conversation, Dr. Sheila K. Collins shares her profound experiences with grief, having lost both a son and a daughter. She discusses the importance of community support, the role of art in healing, and the misconceptions surrounding the grieving process. Through her personal stories and professional insights, she emphasizes t…

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The Audire Program - Grief Training for Spiritual Directors with Timothy Arsenault 36:44

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Send us a text In this conversation, Tim Arsenault shares his profound experiences with death and grief, exploring how these experiences shaped his journey into spiritual direction. He discusses the concept of spiritual bypassing, the impact of his early losses, and how he found purpose in helping others navigate their spiritual journeys. Tim also …

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Graydon Carter: The Voice of Vanity Fair 55:28

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In this conversation, Anthony Scaramucci interviews Graydon Carter, founder of Airmail and former Vanity Fair editor, about his journey in magazine publishing. They discuss the golden age of magazines, the editor’s role, and the decline of print. Carter reflects on his time at Vanity Fair, the post-9/11 political landscape, media’s influence on Hol…

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Two Envelopes - Give Your Beloveds the Gift of Knowing Your End of Life Wishes with Rusty Rosman 32:24

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Send us a text In this conversation, Rusty Rosman shares her experiences with caregiving and the importance of pre-planning for death through her book, 'Two Envelopes.' She discusses families' emotional challenges during end-of-life decisions and emphasizes the need for clear communication and documentation of final wishes. Rusty introduces the con…

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Addressing the Gaps in End of Life Care with Marci Donaldson 43:22

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Send us a text In this conversation, Marci Donaldson shares her journey from a small town in Wyoming to becoming a passionate advocate for end-of-life care. She discusses her early experiences with death, the impact of her mother's strength, and how these experiences shaped her career in hospice and nursing. Marci highlights the gaps in care for th…

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The Sunflower Network: Growing Hope Amid Conflict with Dustin Ross 32:47

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This week Anthony speaks with Dustin Ross, founder and CEO of the Sunflower Network, about his journey from commercial real estate to humanitarian aid in Ukraine. Dustin shares his motivations for starting the Sunflower Network, the impact of the ongoing war, and the importance of community collaboration. He discusses the resilience of the Ukrainia…

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Announcing Child Loss Virtual Support Group with Phoenix Destiny and Karen Carlissi 21:26

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Send us a text In this episode, Karen Carlissi discusses her work as a death doula and the collaborative event she is hosting with Phoenix Destiny, focusing on supporting individuals who have experienced child loss. We explore the concept of disenfranchised grief, the format of their workshops, and the importance of ongoing support for participants…

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Rewriting True Crime with Hallie Rubenhold 29:34

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This week, Anthony talks with Hallie Rubenhold, author of 'The Story of a Murder: The Wives, The Mistress, and Dr. Crippen.' The discussion delves into the life of Dr. Crippen, the role of victims in true crime narratives, and the implications of forensic science in justice. Hallie shares her insights on human nature, morality, and the fascination …

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Introducing the Grievers' Library with Pamela Belyea 38:34

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Send us a text In this conversation, Pamela Belyea shares her journey through grief after losing six family members in a short span. She discusses the founding of the Griever's Library, a nonprofit that provides grief resources to the community. We explore the importance of being present for those in grief, the role of community support, and the im…

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"AI Will Cure Cancer, But Not Tomorrow" Dr. Ron Razmi 30:30

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Cardiologist, investor, and author Dr. Ronald Razmi joins Anthony to talk about his recent book AI Doctor: The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare. From his days at the Mayo Clinic to founding a digital health startup and now leading Zoi Capital, he shares insights on what’s coming next in health tech and how to navigate it. Learn more ab…

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From Foster Care to Yale: Rob Henderson’s Story 33:05

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This week, Anthony talks with Rob Henderson, author of the memoir 'Troubled,' which explores his experiences in foster care, family dynamics, and the impact of social class. Rob shares his journey from a challenging upbringing to achieving success through education and self-discipline, while also discussing the concept of luxury beliefs and their i…

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Telepathic Connections: Communicating with the Deceased with Fran Parker 42:54

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Send us a text In this episode, we welcomed Fran Parker. Fran is a writer who loves Earth and the diversity of life on planet Earth. Her awe of humanity's potential, her communication with God, and her journeys in dreams and meditations led her to write the book God's Gift to Gaia: Guidance for Awakening Humans. Messages from Jesus led to a book se…

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Power, Politics, and Victory: Frank Carone on His Role as Former CoS to Mayor Adams 28:52

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In this episode of Open Book, Anthony interviews Frank Carone, a bestselling author and former chief of staff for New York Mayor Eric Adams. They discuss Carone's upbringing in Brooklyn, the importance of a win-win philosophy in business and life, the influence of Catholic idealism, and his experiences in public service. Carone emphasizes the signi…

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Called to Accompany the Dying with Karen Carlisi 34:35

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Send us a text In this conversation, Karen Carlisi shares her profound journey from being an English language educator to becoming a death doula. She reflects on her early experiences with death, including the loss of loved ones, and how these moments shaped her understanding of life and death. Karen discusses her transition into the role of a deat…

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A Life in Stories with Gay Talese 43:24

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In this very special episode, Anthony talks with legendary journalist and author Gay Talese. Talese takes us on a journey through his life, storytelling, and the art of observing the world. From his early days as a curious kid in Ocean City, New Jersey, to redefining narrative journalism with works like Frank Sinatra Has a Cold, Thy Neighbor’s Wife…

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Helping Navigate Grief in the Wild Heart Space with Mirabai Starr 39:42

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Send us a text In this conversation, Mirabai Starr shares her profound experiences with death and loss, detailing how these events have shaped her spiritual journey and her work. She discusses the impact of her brother's and first love's deaths on her life, leading her to explore the sacred dimensions of grief. Mirabai also introduces her current p…

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The Decline of the Golden State with Steve Hilton 37:38

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In this episode, Anthony interviews Steve Hilton, a political commentator and author of 'Califailure: Reversing the Ruin of America's Worst-Run State.' They discuss the challenges facing California, and the political and bureaucratic issues that have led to its decline. Steve emphasizes the need for practical solutions to address homelessness, hous…

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Natural Body Disposition and Mindfulness at End of Life with Mike Reagan 41:37

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Send us a text In this conversation, Mike Reagan, CEO of The Natural Funeral, shares his profound journey in end-of-life care, from his teenage years working in a cemetery to his current role in revolutionizing the funeral industry. He discusses the importance of presence and compassion during the dying process, the innovative approach of terramati…

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The Post Democracy Era with Parag Khanna 30:32

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In this conversation, Anthony and Parag Khanna discuss the concept of the 'Periodic Table of States,' which categorizes countries based on their stability and governance. Parag emphasizes the need for a balance between democracy and effective governance. They explore the philosophical debate surrounding democracy and authoritarianism, the role of t…

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Unique Death Education with the Death Doyenne, Gail Rubin 33:16

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Send us a text In this conversation, Gail Rubin, a pioneering death educator, shares her journey into the field of death education, emphasizing the importance of planning for end-of-life issues. She discusses her creative approaches, including the use of humor and film clips, to engage people in conversations about death. Gail also reflects on her …

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Faith, Lies & Power with Katherine Stewart 37:13

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In this conversation, Anthony interviews Katherine Stewart, author of Money, Lies, and God, to examine the rise of Christian nationalism and its impact on American democracy. Katherine shares her journey into understanding this movement, shedding light on the misinformation tactics used and the key figures driving it. The discussion explores the mo…

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The Wind Phone: A Symbol of Connection with Russell Young 29:46

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Send us a text In this conversation, Russell Young shares his profound experiences with death, grief, and the importance of community support. He reflects on the impact of losing loved ones, particularly his father and wife, and how these experiences shaped his understanding of life and death. We also highlight his installation of a 'wind phone' on…

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The Eurasian Century with Hal Brands 32:27

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This week, Anthony talks with Hal Brands, a professor at Johns Hopkins University, about his book 'The Eurasian Century: Hot Wars, Cold Wars, and the Making of the Modern World.' They discuss the historical significance of Eurasia, the dynamics of US-Russia-China relations, and the challenges facing global leaders today. Hal emphasizes the strategi…

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What is a Death Doula 1:12:12

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Send us a text In this episode, we introduce the concept of death doulas, professionals trained to support individuals and families during the end-of-life process. Four experienced death doulas are featured in the conversation, sharing their backgrounds, specialties, and personal stories that inspired them to enter this field. They discuss the impo…

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Trump World vs Trump Reality with Michael Wolff 40:18

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#1 New York Times bestselling author Michael Wolff joins Anthony to discuss his latest book, All or Nothing, a deep dive into the chaos of Donald Trump’s political life and inner circle. Michael unpacks Trump’s relationships with key figures, the fallout from his legal battles, and the media’s role in shaping his image. He also reveals insights int…

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The Gray Man with Mark Greaney 29:24

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This week, Anthony interviews bestselling author Mark Greaney about his latest thriller, 'Midnight Black.' Mark shares insights into his journey from a corporate job to becoming a renowned author, his writing process, and the character development in his Gray Man series. The discussion delves into the real-world inspirations behind his stories, par…

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Hand Woven Coffins and the Importance of Death Literacy with Dr. Tamara McIntyre 46:11

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Send us a text In this conversation, Dr. Tamara McIntyre shares her journey and insights into death literacy, the importance of curiosity in facing mortality, and her work with hand-woven willow coffins. She discusses the challenges of engaging people in conversations about death, the cultural shifts surrounding end-of-life practices, and the need …

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Woodrow Wilson: A Legacy Reexamined with Christopher Cox 41:44

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In this conversation, Christopher Cox discusses his book 'Woodrow Wilson, The Light Withdrawn,' exploring the complexities of Wilson's legacy as a president. The discussion covers Wilson's significant impact on American governance, his role in women's suffrage, the establishment of the Federal Reserve, and the League of Nations. Cox reflects on Wil…

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Cultural Ritual with the Founder of A Thoughtful Death Neshia Alaovae 38:32

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Send us a text In this conversation, Neshia (Nee sha) Alaovae (Alah vi) shares her profound experiences and insights on death, grief, and the importance of cultural rituals. Raised by her grandparents in Samoa, Neshia's early encounters with death shaped her understanding and approach to end-of-life care. She emphasizes the significance of rituals …

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Helping Children and Adults Find Meaning in Death with Rich Nisbet 43:47

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Send us a text In this conversation, Rich Nisbet shares his profound experiences with death, grief, and spirituality. He discusses his journey from personal loss to becoming a grief counselor, emphasizing the importance of finding meaning in death. Rich also introduces his children's book, The Life Cycle, which aims to help children understand deat…

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TALK Is Everything with Alison Wood Brooks 38:14

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This week, Anthony talks with Alison Wood Brooks, a professor at Harvard Business School, about her brand-new book TALK: The Science of Conversation and the Art of Being Ourselves. They explore human interaction, self-disclosure, and the importance of authenticity. Alison highlights listening, charisma, and apologies in relationships, while also di…

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Last Words & First Words and How They Relate with Michael Erard 39:02

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Send us a text In this conversation, Michael Erard discusses his work on language, mainly focusing on the first words of babies and the last words of the dying. He shares personal experiences with death, including a profound encounter that shaped his understanding of grief and mourning. The discussion explores the importance of communication at the…

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Compassionate End-of-Life Care for the 2SLGBTQIA+ Community with Tianna Dargent 33:46

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Send us a text In this conversation, Tiana Dargent, founder of Queer Community Death Care, shares her personal journey with death and grief, highlighting the importance of inclusive and compassionate end-of-life care for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community. She discusses her experiences with death from a young age, the evolution of her understanding of grief,…

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The Real Meaning of Wealth with Sahil Bloom 37:47

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This week, Anthony talks with Sahil Bloom about his book 'The Five Types of Wealth.' They explore the concept of wealth beyond just financial success, discussing time wealth, social wealth, mental health, and the importance of investing in oneself. Sahil shares personal experiences and insights on how societal pressures can distort our understandin…

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Kubrick: The Making of a Genius 41:32

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Nathan Abrams and Robert P. Kolker discuss their book 'Kubrick: An Odyssey' and the life and work of Stanley Kubrick. They delve into Kubrick's unique filmmaking style and the distinctiveness of his films. The authors highlight key films such as 'Barry Lyndon,' 'Dr. Strangelove,' and '2001: A Space Odyssey,' and discuss the visual wit and innovatio…

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Culturally Sensitive Training with Joe'l the Grave Woman 36:40

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Send us a text In this conversation, Joe'l Simone Maldonado, a licensed funeral director and grief educator, shares her profound experiences with death from a young age, the challenges she faces in her profession, and the importance of self-care and boundaries in her work. She emphasizes the need for cultural competency in death care and reflects o…

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Was Stalin Misunderstood? With Giles Milton 47:27

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In this conversation, Anthony talks with Giles Milton about his new book, 'The Stalin Affair: The Impossible Alliance That Won the War.' They explore the complex relationships between key figures during World War II, including Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin, and Franklin Roosevelt, as well as the significant role played by Kathy Harriman and her …

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Serving 10,000 Veterans at their End of Life with Deborah Grassman 32:59

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Send us a text In this conversation, Deborah Grassman shares the profound insights she gained from her extensive experience as a hospice nurse for veterans. She discusses the concept of 'soul injury,' a wound that disconnects individuals from their true selves and emphasizes the importance of healing through self-discovery, grief, and forgiveness. …

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Secrets of JFK’s Assassination with Brad Meltzer 37:57

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This week, Anthony sits down with bestselling author Brad Meltzer to discuss his brand-new book, The JFK Conspiracy, which sheds light on a little-known plot to assassinate President John F. Kennedy. Brad shares intimate stories from his career as a writer, insights into his interactions with U.S. presidents, and a deep dive into the intricate role…

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Serving Individuals and Families Navigating the End-of-Life with LiElla Kelly 37:13

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Send us a text LiElla Kelly is a nationally recognized NEDA (National End-of-Life Doula Alliance) Proficient End-of-Life Doula and After-Death Care Educator. She founded Leaving Well, a groundbreaking business that serves individuals and families seeking to navigate end-of-life transitions with grace, dignity, and peace. Her clients understand the …

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The Poster Boy of Genius with Samuel Graydon 34:02

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This week, Anthony speaks with Samuel Graydon, science editor at The Times and author of Einstein in Time and Space: A Life in 99 Particles. Sam reveals the human side of Albert Einstein, discussing his turbulent marriage, influential sister, and anti-establishment views. He explores Einstein's ties to Judaism, regrets over the Manhattan Project, r…

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Speaking with Death Doulas - with Phoenix Destiny and Myra Daniel 38:32

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Send us a text In this episode, we spoke with two new friends we met at a recent death care conference in Seattle. They are both Death Doulas and some of their cohort will share their inspiration and work in a special premium video episode called “How to become a Death Doula?” We hope you’ll subscribe to enjoy that and other premium content. Phoeni…

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Billy Joel and Bruce Springsteen Made People Proud To Be American with Jim Cullen 37:20

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Jim Cullen, author of 'Bridge and Tunnel Boys: Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen and the Metropolitan Sound of the 21st Century', discusses the similarities and differences between these two iconic musicians. He explores their backgrounds, their impact on popular music, and their representation of the American dream. Cullen also touches on the reasons …

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Training Caregivers At The Humane Prison Hospice Project with Laura Musselman 43:18

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Send us a text Laura Musselman is the Director of Communications (and program facilitator) for the Humane Prison Hospice Project. She is also a trauma-support specialist and advocate for compassionate, dignified end-of-life care. A mother of one child and three dogs, she enjoys exploring how privilege affects access to a “good death” and learning f…