Jane has a deep and involved conversation with Sarah Hines about her work in grief. Sarah feels that we need to think of grief not as an emotion, but rather treat it as something we need to tend to for the rest of our lives. The conversation covers Community Deathcaring and her work through the
Jane invited her friend Nadir Omowale on the show to talk about the release of his new single “Run” a song about stamina and perseverance. Lyrically the protagonist is running for his life, but metaphorically, “Run” is in many ways, a symbolic story of daily struggle for every Black person on the…
When Jane was a young woman she discovered that she and her mother had a shared passion. Obituaries. During a conversation with her mother she was informed that one day when her mother was gone she wanted Jane to be the keeper of the family obituaries along with the family bible. Find out what her…
While poking around on Twitter, Jane found Ian Dibb. Ian is the creator of Once I’ve Gone. Ian agreed to come on the show to talk about his secure app that is a digital holding space for all of your important information for your loved ones, Once You’ve Gone. The idea came to him after losing both…
Jane invites Ann Brode on The Next Room to discuss body wisdom and healing. Ann is a somatic healer who wrote the book “A Guide to Body Wisdom- What your Mind Needs to Know About Your Body”. We discuss how stress is bringing up many physical issues as people are coping with the Covid-19 situation.…
Jane’s guest this week is Jeff “Classic” Popka. Jeff is in the middle of developing his new podcast called "In Tune Paranormal.” He has had many paranormal occurrences throughout his life since he was a very young boy. He has been guided through his dreams with visitations from friends who have…
Jane found Jane Whitlock through her Tedx Talk “What I Learned About Life From Death” and knew immediately she had to have her on the show. Jane Whitlock’s husband died at the age of 47 and she made a life pivot from educator to becoming a death doula. The two Jane’s discuss the sacred book-ends to…
As we enter eight weeks of sheltering in place in the state of California. Jane invites her beautifully intuitive friend Pam Oslie back on the show Jane and Pam discuss finding the good in a not so good situation. Listen to hear Pam’s insight and thoughts on what may come from this coronavirus…
Jane was introduced to Jesse Brisendine graciously through Pam Oslie. Jesse is a life coach, author and speaker based in Santa Barbara, California with the sole purpose of helping people. The two discuss how he was motivated on doing a TedX talk about his grief over losing a great friend to suicide…
Jane invites Reverend Jennifer Cormier on the show to talk about her experience surrounding death. She serves as a non-denominational Minister for The Center for Sacred Studies helping people through life transitions, grief and celebrations. Jenn’s story of her own father’s passing is one we rarely…
