All the Grief

A podcast for everyone touched by grief - which, as our hosts figure, is all the humans. Hosted by Rebecca and Andrea, a therapist and a social scientist whose friendship deepened when they were connected by each having lost their father. Through the shared bond of being in “the club no one wants to be in,” they explored death, connection, mortality, and life. As they watched grief be bottled up around them they decided to bring grief to light and continue to explore all the ways that we, all the humans, experience it. They hope to inspire honest dialogue, create connections, and obliterate the loneliness that can come from the societal pressure to hold it alone. We hope you’ll join the conversation.

All the Grief is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 67 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Empathy, Masculinity and Finding Our Way Through Global Grief with Carl Manlan

  Aug 4, 202656 min

  Andrea and Rebecca interview Carl Manlan about his debut book of poetry, I Can Breathe. Together they delve into the profound ways grief impacts our lives, identity, and relationships, featuring intimate stories, poetic reflections, and expert insights. Join us as we explore how grief is a universal, shared experience that can foster empathy, healing, and connection. In this episode: Andrea shares her experience of physical grief after her father's passing Carl Manlan introduces his poetry collection "I Can Breathe" and discusses grief as a journey of renewal Experts discuss grief in different cultural and personal contexts Reflection on the significance of language and storytelling in grief processing Practical insights on how showing up for others in grief strengthens our collective humanity The importance of patience and emotional acceptance in long-term grief management How current global conflicts deepen collective grief and empathy Resources & Links: I Can Breathe by Carl Mandlin (Link to purchase or more info) https://www.youtube.com/@InsideTheBluePrintPodcast Connect with Carl Manlan: Instagram @carlmanlanofficial https://ke.linkedin.com/in/carlmanlan

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  Embracing Grief & Hope with Cheryl Slover-Linett

  Jul 21, 202653 min

  In this episode, Andrea and Rebecca are joined by poet Cheryl Slover-Linett for a deeply moving conversation about grief, trauma, motherhood, land, and the healing power of poetry. Cheryl shares how her life experiences shaped her work, including the long arc of writing The Seduction of the Daughter in 15 Pieces and the emotional care required to tell a traumatic story without overwhelming herself or the reader. In this episode, we talk about: The strange emotional tension of Colorado spring: beauty, heat, fire risk, and unease Cheryl’s grief origin story and the moments that shaped her early life How trauma, memory, and grief show up in poetic form Writing about sexual violence with care, specificity, and boundaries The role of nature in holding difficult creative work Mother wounds, protection, and the grief of not being fully protected Land, colonization, ancestry, and the grief embedded in place Hope, recovery, and what it means to keep living with unresolved pain The embodied power of poetry and why form matters Featured guest Cheryl Slover-Linett Poet based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her work has appeared in multiple literary journals, and she also leads wilderness retreats through Lead Feather, the nature-based nonprofit she founded in 2008. Poems featured in the episode Glastonbury Guzzle Mistletoe Connect with Cheryl: Get her book of poetry: https://dulcetshop.myshopify.com/products/the-seduction-of-the-daughter-in-fifteen-pieces-cheryl-slover-linett-copy Lead Feather Wilderness Retreat

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  Terrible Losses Met With Extraordinary Resilience with Rebecca Faye Smith Galli

  Jul 8, 202652 min

  In this conversation, Andrea and Rebecca talk with Becky Galli who shares how a life of unexpected losses shaped her perspective and how writing became a way to process, reflect, and stay connected to what matters most. Key moments Becky opens up about the recent hospitalization and what it felt like to recover afterward. She shares the origin of her grief story: the sudden death of her 17-year-old brother. The conversation explores how each family member grieved differently and how they stayed connected. Becky reflects on raising children with special needs, divorce, and paralysis. She explains how writing columns, books, and daily reflections helped her navigate life. The episode closes with a discussion about when people feel least alone in grief. Keywords grief, loss, healing, resilience, journaling, uncertainty, family, support, special needs, paralysis, storytelling, recovery, honesty, emotions, love, connection About Becky Galli Becky Galli is an author and columnist who writes about love, loss, and healing. She is the author of Rethinking Possible and Morning Fuel , and writes the weekly column Thoughtful Thursdays . Find her online at https://rebeccafayesmithgalli.com/ On Instagram @chairwriter

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  Releasing the Shame of Abuse: with Sarah Hanson

  Jun 25, 20261h 4m

  Andrea and Rebecca welcome poet Sarah Hanson to explore her journey through an abusive relationship, leaving, and truth telling as a tool to reduce shame. They discuss the power of storytelling, the nuances of relationships, and finding respite in the places that nurture our souls. Discover how her poetry offers a space for healing, understanding, and embracing imperfection. TOPICS The role of honesty, storytelling, and emotional truth in healing Understanding grief’s origins and its impact on identity and relationships The significance of nature, water, and stillness as sources of respite KEYWORDS grief, poetry, healing, honesty, self-compassion, trauma, relationships, mental health, storytelling, vulnerability RESOURCES Conjuring the Hurricane | Sarah Hanson Book | Memoir-in-Verse CONNECT with Sarah Hanson: Instagram | Website

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  HeirLight: Merging Legacy and Connection with Jermaine Ee

  Jun 10, 202658 min

  In this episode, Jermaine Ee shares how grief, legacy, and intentional living intersect through his work with HeirLight—a tool designed to make estate planning and leaving an emotional legacy accessible. Tune in for inspiring stories about the invisible inheritance of values and the importance of living in a way that honors our loved ones and ourselves. Key Topics: The profound impact of grief and how it shapes our understanding of legacy The origins of HeirLight and its mission to make estate planning more accessible Personal stories of loss, including Jermaine’s experience with his mother’s passing How shared family traditions and conversations deepen our connections Rethinking independence and community in aging and life planning The transformative power of storytelling for healing and legacy-building Lessons learned from cultural perspectives on love, obligation, and materialism Practical approaches to designing a life centered around connection rather than possessions Connect with Jermaine Ee: HeirLight - Jermaine’s innovative estate planning tool www.eejermaine.com Instagram: @eejermaine www.linkedin.com/in/eejermaine 50% off HeirLight: https://heirlight.com/en/podcast

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