Death Chat

Death Chat is a podcast about the one thing we all share but rarely talk about: death. Through honest conversations with funeral professionals, community members, and people with powerful end-of-life experiences, we explore what loss teaches us about living fully.From cultural traditions to personal stories, Death Chat opens the door to curiosity, comfort, and connection — reminding us that death isn’t the end of the conversation. It’s where understanding begins.

Death Chat is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 9 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.

Unknown Host hosts Death Chat, a society show with 9 episodes published.

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  Episode #8

  A New Path: Grief and Aftercare Mentor, Author, Speaker - Megan Malick

  Feb 8, 202651 minS1

  <p>What happens after the funeral—when the grief is heavy and the paperwork starts? Grief educator, coach, author, and former chaplain Megan Malik joins Death Chat to talk about the overlooked reality of grief and aftercare. Megan shares how she became an "Accidental Matriarch" after losing both of her parents. We discuss grief waves and the "grieving brain," managing an estate, decision fatigue, and why ritual matters. </p><p>This conversation offers a healthy perspective of death and how funerals can reflect someone’s life. Megan’s workbook + planner designed to help families navigate the first year after a death—...

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  Episode #7

  A Veteran’s Call to Hospice: Service, Grief, and End-of-Life Care | Tom Barry

  Jan 26, 202626 minS1

  <p>Tom Berry, a retired Army officer and hospice volunteer, joins Death Chat to share his journey from military service to supporting veterans and families at the end of life through Homeland Hospice.</p><p>In this conversation, Tom discusses visiting veterans in care facilities, volunteering in hospice, grieving the loss of his wife of 51 years, and how faith and human connection shape the way we face death. A powerful reflection on service beyond the uniform, hospice care, and preparing for life’s final chapter.</p>

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  Episode #6

  Death Doula Beth

  Jan 18, 202647 minS1

  <p>What does death actually look like—and why are so many people afraid to talk about it?</p><p>In this episode of Death Chat, we sit down with Beth, a death doula, to explore her journey into end-of-life care, what being a death doula really means, and why open conversations about death can bring clarity, peace, and connection. Beth shares what she witnesses at the end of life, how supporting the dying and their families became her calling, and how personal loss—including the death of her beloved pet—shaped her work.</p><p>This conversation is thoughtful, ground...

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  Episode #5

  Losing a Child, Living with Grace

  Jan 11, 202622 minS1

  <p>In this deeply honest episode of Death Chat, host Julia sits down with Susan Miduri to explore a lifetime shaped by loss, love, and resilience. From early exposure to death, to the sudden loss of a mentor, to the unimaginable grief of losing her son, Susie shares what grief has taught her about grace, community, and living fully.</p><p>Susie also reflects on a peaceful, planned goodbye with her mother-in-law — a powerful contrast to losses without ceremony — reinforcing why end-of-life planning isn’t about death, but about love.</p><p>This episode is a reminder that grief looks differ...

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  Episode #4

  Supporting Grieving Children & Young Adults | Alexa Livelsberger

  Dec 28, 202531 minS1

  <p>In this episode of Death Chat, host Julia sits down with Alexa Livelsberger, Outreach and Education Coordinator at Highmark Caring Place, to talk about how peer support helps grieving children, families, and young adults navigate loss.</p><p>Lexi shares how her personal experiences with grief led her into the field, why young adults are one of the most underserved grieving populations, and how loss impacts far more than emotions — including identity, safety, relationships, and financial stability through what’s known as secondary loss.</p><p>This conversation offers compassionate insight for anyone navigating loss — personally or professionally — and highligh...

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