How do we process all of these big feelings when someone we love passes on?

This one is a bit on the heavy side, friends as we talk candidly about death, the process of dying and grieving those we love when they pass on. Listen in on our secular (non-religious) conversation about it all, in a podcast recorded soon after the sudden loss of a family member. As always, this is a made for kids episode, and the talks between us are supported by A Kids Book About Death by Author Taryn Schuelke.

Dad, this one's for you. You are loved and will be missed more than you know.

Dedicated to Lowell Pryor (1949 - 2022)

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A Good Grieve: Dealing with Death