A podcast where real people share raw, unfiltered stories about their lives, challenges, and traumas that have shaped them. Each episode offers a deep dive into the unique journey of the guest—No scripts. No interruptions. Just authentic storytelling that unfolds naturally, in the guest's own words. If you have a story you'd like to share on the podcast, please send an email to wereallinsanepodcast@gmail.com or fill out a form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfUFf5ushHFd57GAZ2hAg5vvTSZNQxlOaRutdjggN-HQjufYw/viewform more

This podcast targets the audience of the brokenhearted. Those who are struggling with a new reality of a broken family and trying to trust GOD even when what you see is not what you prayed for. more

Behind Beautiful Things is the new name for the podcast Sad Times. Bob Dylan once said, 'Behind every beautiful thing, there's been some kind of pain'. Behind Beautiful Things is a Mental Health Podcast focused on storytelling. Each episode of Behind Beautiful Things features a guest, and we talk with them about how sadness manifests within them; what type of behavior that may surface as a result from being sad, upset, or troubled. We believe as a society we don't always share the feelings, thoughts and actions that accompany these moments. We hope the stories told in these episodes will help the listener feel less alone and perhaps a bit more empathetic in day to day life. more

Lori Rohlinger is a former pastor's wife who has endured losing her husband to a rare disease but still remains positive that God has a plan for her widowed life. In her podcast, Lori shares her real life experiences from grief to joy and all the in-between. She is a single parent raising four children and learning what it looks like to move forward without the love of her life. Lori loves to share how good and faithful God has been to her, even in the midst of her Beautifully Broken life. more

Join two moms as they navigate the parallel journey of losing their teenage sons. Through raw, honest conversation they shed light on the unspoken needs from those supporting someone through grief and help you understand how much it all just sucks.  more

Grief is an Uncomfortable Friend. The pain can be unbearable and yet, it's often one of the few things remain after the loss of someone so special. Join me on the journey of 'now what' after everything falls apart. My mission is to authentically share my story in an effort to help others feel seen, develop vocabulary around their grief, discuss finding oneself after loss, ways to feel comfort, how to establish meaning, find hope, embrace continued connection, and more. Nothing is off-limits… everyone's path is unique. I'm honored to have you join me and look forward to your questions, comments, personal stories, and observations. Until we meet again... more

Friends for over 20 years, Azizah, Tasha, and John found themselves in a similar heartbreaking circumstance - losing their sibling at a young(ish) age, leaving them without the only person in this world that shared their special DNA connection. In this podcast about grief, we check in with one another and raise questions about what the hell grief even means in today's crazy modern world. In each episode, we'll dive in with a 'de-grief' about what inspired us that week, what stopped us in our tracks, made us laugh or cry -or simply made us go, 'wait, gone like, forever?!' Cover art: Dave Z more

Welcome to the 2 Girls with Grief podcast! We are your hosts Kendel & Rachel, we aren't professionals just professional grievers. The podcast where we have honest conversations breaking down the stigma of grief one episode at a time so you don't have to grieve alone. Grief is such a huge part of life, yet it is still very taboo to discuss and generally misunderstood by the masses, we hope by sharing our stories that we help change the narrative. more

This is a podcast dedicated to life after baby loss. I started this podcast to help others like me who are really just thinking, what the actual f*ck. Grief, postpartum, self-indifference, it all comes tumbling in when trying to face what happened. I hope this is a safe space for listeners , a space to let go and a space to really just say (or yell), WTF! more

Full-Time Grievers is a deep dive into the turbulent waters of losing a loved one. Grief can be so isolating. This podcast provides companionship and comfort to fellow grievers, and guidance to those who are supporting a full-time griever. We your hosts, Nathan M McTague and Selysa Love share what has worked for us in our grieving journeys, and with hundreds of our clients. Join us as we explore the complexities of grief, share personal stories, and offer practical tools for healing.Free Gift:How to Receive Support While Grieving more

Over My Dead Podcast is a space for real talk about loss, love, and everything in between. Grief is hard, but you don't have to go through it alone. Each episode dives into the tough conversations, offering comfort, connection, and a community that gets it. Whether you're navigating fresh loss or carrying years of memories, we're here to remind you—you're not alone. Tune in and find solace in the shared experience. ? #OverMyDeadPodcast more

An Amateur Comic, and Mentally depressed, Millennial idiot shares his thoughts about everything.

Suffer the Little Children is a podcast focused on giving voices back to victims of child abuse murder and their families. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/suffer-the-little-children--4232884/support . more

The Ugly Truth About The Girl Next Door tells the story of a suburban, middle class girl who was trafficked and sexually exploited for decades starting even before the age of 6 years old more

Widow We Do Now is a podcast created by two young widows, Anita and Mel. Through humor, authenticity, and empathy, they address topics related to grief, death, bereavement, and moving forward through the inescapable pitfalls of young widowhood. They also love cheese. more

When pediatrician mom of three, Marcy Larson's 14 yo son, Andy, was killed in a car accident in 2018, she felt like her life was over. In many ways, that life was over, and a new one forced to begin in its place. Come alongside her as she works through this journey of healing. She discusses grief and child loss with other grieving parents and those who work to help them in their grief. This podcast is for grieving parents and well as those who support them. more

Good Mourning shines a light on what loss is really like with honesty, hope and humour. Hosts Sally Douglas and Imogen Carn are two mates who are authentic, truthful, a little bit sweary, and on a mission to help others feel less alone. Sal and Im chat with inspiring guests about grief, mental health, resilience, and self-development no topic is taboo. It's more than just a podcast; it's a supportive community where you'll find understanding and connection. Whether you're seeking honest advice, relatable stories, or transformative support for life's challenges, Good Mourning is your go-to resource. Join the Good Mourning community for additional support. Connect with us on Instagram at @ goodmourningpodcast or visit www.goodmourning.com.au. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

When your baby died, it felt like the world stopped. But it kept going and so did you. Join Amy, a certified Life Coach and mom who has walked through stillbirth, miscarriage and pregnancy after loss as she shares her tools, knowledge and experience to show you how you can truly find yourself again after loss. If you have ever wondered if this was possible, or if you are ready to find out how, this podcast is for you.Learn more at https://smoothstonescoaching.com more

Aloha! Welcome to the Grief and Happiness podcast.  My name is Emily Thiroux Threatt, and I am your host. I am the author of Loving and Living Your Way Through Grief, The Grief and Happiness Handbook, and creator of Grief and Happiness Cards: Gentle Support for Dealing with Grief and Finding Happiness My purpose with the Grief and Happiness Podcast is to demonstrate to people who are dealing with grief and loss that they can grieve and be happy at the same time. The wide variety of guests address the myriad of issues that arise with loss and the spectrum of how grief and happiness relate. After a loved one dies, often people say they will never be happy again. By covering thought-provoking topics like creativity, compassion, community, purpose, inner peace, strength, coping, surrendering, and resilience with authors, speakers, coaches, and friends, listeners find inspiration and confidence guiding them on their grief journey. Each week the podcast showcases an interview with an inspiring guest and an additional brief podcast with a message of support and comfort.Anyone dealing with grief or loss can come to the Grief and Happiness podcast to find comfort, support, love, and happiness. You are welcome here to learn ways to live your best life. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Everything changed one ordinary Monday, when Erika Mahoney's mom called to say there was an active shooter at the grocery store nearby. In a matter of seconds, ten people were killed including Erika's father. With the high-profile trial of the shooter as a backdrop, Erika speaks to survivors of mass shootings, community leaders, and others affected directly by the tragedy in Boulder on her quest to move forward after the unthinkable. more

Grievers and grief professionals share their personal stories and describe what was helpful for them or their clients in working through grief. This podcast will outline steps to have hope and build meaning into your life. more

'When Words Fail, Music Speaks' is your sonic sanctuary, a podcast dedicated to exploring the profound ways music shapes our lives, emotions, and connections. Join us as we dive deep into the melodies, rhythms, and harmonies that articulate what words simply cannot. This is more than just a music podcast; it's an exploration of the human experience through the universal language of music. Each episode features insightful conversations, captivating stories, and expert analysis, unraveling the power of music in all its forms. From classical compositions that stir the soul to contemporary anthems that define generations, we cover a wide spectrum of genres and artists. Discover how music influences everything from our mental well-being and cultural identities to our social movements and personal memories Whether you're a seasoned audiophile, a casual listener, or someone seeking solace and understanding, 'When Words Fail, Music Speaks' offers something for everyone. Tune in to discover new artists, revisit old favorites, and gain a deeper appreciation for the art form that unites us all. Subscribe now and let the music speak to you. Join our community of music lovers as we explore the harmonies of life, one episode at a time. Because sometimes, when words fail, music speaks. more

The Hot Widows Club Podcast chronicles Crystal & Allie's grief journey, navigating a life they didn't choose. Widows who are tired as hell from raising kids, wiping asses, making decisions & being both parents; if you know, you know. Speaking freely about why being a widow sucks, they are simply pining for the love of their lives to come through the door one more time. Madly in love with their dead husbands, the duo fills the conversation with humor, life lessons, & a path forward. Yes, they're smoking hot, yes, this is funny, yes, they swear, & yes, they're sadder than you could imagine. more

Maya Roffler created The Surviving Siblings® after losing her brother Andreas to homicide in 2016 — a loss that changed her life forever. In the painful years that followed, she discovered what so many grieving siblings silently endure: while there are resources for parents who lose a child, support for surviving siblings is almost nonexistent. The grief of losing a brother or sister is profound, yet often invisible. This podcast was created to change that. Through honest storytelling, Maya shares her journey through sibling loss and invites other surviving siblings to share theirs. Together, they open up conversations about grief, love, healing, and hope — offering comfort to those navigating life after this unimaginable loss. Whether someone has lost a sibling or wants to support someone who has, The Surviving Siblings® is a safe space where grief is honored, love is remembered, and no one has to feel alone. more

In 47 years, I've experienced a rough childhood, a homeless mom, academic and professional success against the odds, cancer that torpedoed my law career and left me nothing like it found me, the death of our daughter in the midst of a global pandemic, and our town burning down. I've found purpose and manage to embrace this life, which is nothing like the one I envisioned. We'll talk about everything here. By revealing our truths, we let others know they're never alone. This podcast shares the stories, triumphs and struggles of folks from all walks of life. kayesteinsapir.substack.com more

Grieving Voices is a podcast started by a lifelong griever for grievers. The mission of Grieving Voices is to change the conversation around grief, and how we address our own and that of others and give grievers a platform for sharing what grief has taught them. Through education and personal story, listeners will learn more effective ways to help themselves and others. The Grieving Voices podcast is part of The Unleashed Heart, LLC. Grief resources and additional support are available at www.theunleashedheart.com more

Dead Man Talking is a raw podcast focused on Bob Roberts, a man facing stage four cancer with honesty and humor. In this podcast, Bob invites longtime college friends Jason Janz, Will Galkin, Ellis Murphree, and Josh Darnell to discuss cancer, suffering, death, hope, and faith in an unfiltered dialogue that embraces life's unpredictability.The show is a heartfelt exploration of personal struggles and enduring friendships, where hard truths meet genuine laughter. Bob and his friends share their journeys and reflections on what it means to live fully in the face of mortality. This podcast does not offer neat solutions; it instead presents a love letter to life and friendship, inviting listeners to find hope and grace even in the midst of hardship. more

An ongoing exploration of the complexity of being human, through monthly conversations about trust, loss, feelings and perspective. more

For the misfits who wore their hearts on their sleeves and their headphones in their ears—our scars are a part of us, and our stories are worth sharing. Here, we embrace the angst, the nostalgia, and the soundtracks that shaped us. We're not just the kids who grew up on emo and pop-punk; we're the adults who carry that music in our souls, still finding meaning in every riff and lyric. This is a space for healing, laughing, remembering, and redefining what it means to grow up while never letting go of the music that helped us survive. Welcome to Emo Kids Anonymous Podcast more

Three millennial gals normalize talking about grief. Having each experienced a big loss, we know life isn't always a tragic place with the sad movie music playing in the background. We can cry, but we can laugh too! Whether it's work, friendships, dating, or other everyday encounters, grief somehow finds a way to sneak in, but we hope this podcast lets you feel less alone and less uncertain speaking about it. So grab a cup of coffee (or a drink), go on a walk, throw it on in the car we think grief conversations can actually be that casual so let's talk about it and go through it all together. more

Now you can find our new video episodes on YouTube! We encourage you to do so and to like and subscribe to our channel. And it really helps our statistics if you listen all the way to the end where we include a bonus conversation! https://www.youtube.com/@EndofLifeConversationsPodcast We post a monthly newsletter on Substack. It contains announcements about end-of-life classes and events, previews of our upcoming episodes, and many resources for planning and learning. Articles and POETRY, of course. You can subscribe to our Substack here: https://endoflifeconvos.substack.com We will also be asking our readers (that's YOU!) for articles, poetry, or event listings. If you would like to be added to our list (can cancel anytime), please contact us at endoflifeconvo@gmail.com *************** The Reverent Mother Annalouiza Armendariz and Reverend Wakil David Matthews offer classes on end-of-life planning, grief counseling, and interfaith (or no faith!) spiritual direction. If you are interested in any of these, please don't hesitate to contact us via email at endoflifeconvo@gmail.com. In this podcast, we'll share people's experiences with end-of-life. We have reached out to experts in the field, front-line workers, as well as friends, neighbors, and the community, to have conversations about their experiences with death, dying, grief, and loss. We invite wonderful people to sit with us and share their stories. Our goal is to provide you with information and resources that can help us all navigate and better understand this important subject. Our mission/ministry is to normalize and destigmatize conversations about death, dying, grief, and loss. You can find us on Facebook , Instagram , YouTube , and BlueSky. Additionally, we would appreciate your financial support, and you can subscribe by clicking the Subscribe button. Subscribers will be sent a dynamically updated end-of-life planning checklist and resources document. They will have access to premium video podcasts on many end-of-life planning and support subjects. Subscribers at $8/month or higher will be invited to a special live, online conversation with Annalouiza and Wakil and are eligible for a free initial session of grief counseling or interfaith spiritual direction. We would love to hear your feedback and stories. You can email us at endoflifeconvo@gmail.com. We want to thank Wakil and his wife's children for the wonderful song that begins our programs. And we want to thank our excellent editor, Sam Zemkee. We also acknowledge that we live and work on unceded indigenous peoples' lands. We thank them for their generations of stewardship, which continues to this day, and honor them by doing all we can to create a sustainable planet and support the flourishing of all life, both human and more-than-human. more

Friendships gradually fade or abruptly end. The heartbreak and grief we experience in friendship is often more painful than a break up in romance. You are not alone! Join our weekly discussion as we re-hash the specifically difficult events surrounding losing a friend. To share your story in the show, please email exfriendspodcast@gmail.com. more

When you're thicker than a snicker and you get real sad when you see your own picture...turn on Baby Fat. It's where an on the spectrum man trauma dumps and vibes out. Come along for the ride and shed some baby fat. more

SEASON TWO IS ON ITS WAY! The second and final season of Sorry To Hear That will give you more insight about grief and how we have all learned how to deal with it. The grief that follows isn't so easy, but guests on the show are making it through. Guests tell stories about themselves, the loved one they lost, and how they have managed the business of death. These are their stories told to you about sadness, grief, and the small victories that help them move forward. Sorry To Hear That. more

The Grieving Sisters is a deeply honest podcast from childhood friends Jessica & Elizabeth, who both lost siblings suddenly. Through raw stories and expert insight, they explore grief in all its forms—from spiritual signs and cultural perspectives to legal matters and identity struggles. It's a space of compassion, connection, and healing for anyone facing the heartbreak of sibling loss. more

The experience of a sudden or unexpected death leaves us lost, without direction, and in unspeakable pain. Untethered: Healing the Pain from a Sudden Death is designed for those who are hurting and guides them along their journey in anchoring themselves, rebuilding, and moving forward in life. Listeners will be unique in their common experiences of trauma and loss. Early episodes of the show (podcasts 1-10) will be foundational and educational in nature and focus on the realities and unique aspects of living with traumatic grief, as well as offering suggestions to decrease pain. Subsequent podcasts will expand to include interviews with professionals in the field and grieving individuals who will share their experiences, insights, and growth. Our goal is to give listeners knowledge and comfort, and to assure them they are not alone in this experience. more

About The Podcast:Hey friends! Welcome to The Grieving Girl Podcast. I'm Bonnie, your host—a millennial who has been navigating grief since I was 14 when I lost my dad to liver failure. Then, when I was 32, I faced the sudden and traumatic loss of my mom, who was also my best friend.After my mom passed, I found myself searching for a podcast that could speak to the unique, messy, and sometimes hilarious challenges of grief—the stuff you don't always hear about. From handling her estate to coping with the emotional rollercoaster of losing my best friend, I couldn't find a podcast that felt real enough. So, I decided to make one.The Grieving Girl Podcast is a space where we talk about all the messy, complicated, and sometimes absurd parts of grief. There's no perfect way to grieve, and I'm here to share stories, laughter, and a whole lot of honesty about what it really means to process loss. If you're grieving, supporting someone who is, or just want to understand grief better, you're in the right place.Season 1: The Unexpected GriefIn Season 1, we took a deep dive into the unexpected kinds of grief that can hit when you least expect it. It's not always just about losing a loved one—it's about the smaller losses, too. Infertility, falling out with a friend, a shift in family dynamics, or even the grief of losing your sense of self in a career change. We heard from grievers from all walks of life and shared stories about the moments that took us by surprise and the lessons we've learned along the way. Season 2: Let Them Grieve EditionSeason 2, Let Them Grieve Edition, is where we really leaned into the weird, quirky, and sometimes awkward side of grief. You know—those moments when people say the bizarre things they think are helpful or when you start questioning if you're 'doing grief right.' Spoiler alert: there's no one way to grieve. This season, we shared stories and tips with a side of humor to help you navigate grief in your own way, without the added pressure of societal expectations. It's all about offering support, compassion, and a lot of laughs as we walk through the ups and downs of the grieving process together.Season 3: 'Tis the Season to Be Griefy Grief During the HolidaysAnd now, we're diving into Season 3: 'Tis the Season to Be Griefy. The holidays can be a tricky time when you're grieving. While everyone else seems to be in full holiday mode, you might be feeling a bit… well, off. Maybe there's an empty chair at the table, or you're just not feeling 'festive' in the way you used to. In this season, we'll talk about how to navigate grief during the holidays—finding ways to honor your loved ones while still allowing yourself to feel the full range of emotions that come with this time of year. We'll share stories of holiday grief, tips for managing tough moments, and ways to make space for both joy and sorrow during the season. After all, it's okay to grieve and celebrate—sometimes, it's just a little more complicated than that.---So, whether you're here because you're grieving, supporting someone who is, or just want to understand grief a little better, you're not alone. Join me for a mix of stories, laughter, and real talk, as we walk this unpredictable road of grief together. Hit subscribe, and let's get real about grief—together.---This version keeps the tone light, warm, and accessible while still honoring the emotional depth of the topics you're covering. It's conversational and full of empathy, with just the right touch of humor to make the content feel inviting and supportive. Let me know what you think! more

At 14 years old, Benjamin McCauley understands the weight of grief firsthand. After losing his beloved little sister to leukemia, he discovered that grief isn't something you 'get over.' It's a journey you learn to navigate, day by day. His podcast is for any teen who's dealing with loss, whether it's the passing of someone close, life-altering changes, or the kinds of hidden grief that don't always get acknowledged but cut just as deep. Teens Talk Grief creates a safe, open space for teens and young adults to connect, share, and be heard. Through personal stories, conversations with peers, and expert insights, Benjamin encourages an environment where it's okay to cry, laugh, remember, and most importantly - where every young person's grief journey is honored and understood. more

Just for Today Podcast is a raw podcast hosted by Adriana Sansam. In it, she shares her own experiences with grief, her late husband's addiction, and mental health. No topic is off-limits because sometimes the hardest truths are the ones we need to hear. more

Welcome to On Death and Smiling, a podcast that explores the complex journey of grief, loss, and healing. I'm Dylan, and after losing my mother at 16 and my brother at 25, I've spent over 15 years sloppily navigating the ups and downs of grief.In this podcast, we dive into candid, thoughtful conversations about death and mourning—unpacking the emotions we all experience when faced with loss. My personal experiences with grief and a curiosity for the macabre serve as the foundation for open discussions with friends, family, and experts. Together, we'll explore the emotional highs and lows, share insights, and maybe even find some silly gags along the way.Whether you're looking for comfort, community, or a new perspective on grief, join us as we look death in the face with a smile on ours. Let's cry, scream, and laugh together. Dylan more

This is a warning. This story may be triggering to some listeners. It contains themes that may be difficult to listen to. It tells a rollercoaster story of overcoming mental illness, addiction, and trauma. It is intended to empower, educate, and inspire hope. It is meant to be listened to from beginning to end, starting at Episode 1. more

Season 4 and continuing on the Grief journey--how are you? Let's share and talk about it.

Okay and? With Leah HenryYou've seen the viral interviews. You've watched the headlines. But now, it's time for the real story. Okay and? With Leah Henry peels back the glossy layers of public perception and dives into the raw, unfiltered truth behind the last two years of my life — both on and off the mic.This podcast is my honest, unapologetic account of what really happened when the lights dimmed and the career momentum slowed. From the trauma that shook me, to the triumphs that lifted me, to the moments that straight-up terrorized my peace — I'm sharing it all. Why? Because healing deserves a mic too.So if you've ever wondered what went down, or you're navigating your own silent battles, come sit with me. We're getting real, we're getting deep, and we're growing through it — together.Okay and? Exactly. more

The Silence Between Hello is about what we inherit from our families and what we leave behind. Each season explores one family member through the artifacts of their lives: voicemails, diary entries, handmade objects, and the complicated legacy of religious fundamentalism. It's about the complexity of love across difference and distance, the weight of faith used as control, and the silence that both protects and harms. more

A funny and poignant limited series featuring comedians discussing songs they've cried to, and the importance of music, therapy, handling our emotions, and The Mountain Goats more

Hello! Welcome to Sad Girl Hours. I am your host Anastasia. Come and relax and I share some late-night ramblings. Grab some tea or snacks while we just take a minute to reflect. My hope is to feel as we are friends in a sense and I am glad to have you here. more

Two sisters with Trials, Tribulations and a bit of Rediculousness! We've survived and succeeded with so much going against us. Living with multiple family suicide and more loss than living. Our mission is to talk about the hard stuff! Say the words no one wants to say! Let you know your feelings are valid and real!  more

'Post Meridiem' is an unreliable audio memoir of madness that occurred in Los Angeles County between June and September 2009. From the bewildering cast of a state-run psychiatric hospital to the horrific exhibits of the Museum of the Morbid, Dan Lauer searches for comfort and solace from a severe depression-driven psychotic break from reality in all the wrong places. Despite the harsh realities of most of the situations and the explicit descriptions of suicidal ideation, major depression, psychotic hallucinations, delusional thinking, and general despair remember: there is no reason this can't be funny. Cover illustration by Caitlin Hope Crawford. more