RELEASE Grief Podcast

Grief is such an overpowering emotion especially after losing someone so close to you. It can take months, years, even decades to "get back to normal" (if that's even possible) after experiencing a significant loss. This podcast was created to help you move through and release the emotions allowing you to heal the hurt and begin living again. Listen in as I chat with medical professionals, grief workers and people who have first-hand experience in losing a loved one, what their experience has been and what they did to help heal themselves and those around them. Life isn't always sunshine and rainbows... but I believe there is always a silver lining, if you're willing to look.

RELEASE Grief Podcast is a health podcast hosted by Faith Sage, with 64 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.

Faith Sage hosts RELEASE Grief Podcast, a health show with 64 episodes published.

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  Episode #65

  65 Delia Colantuono: Delia Colantuono: Life is a Journey, and Grief is the Most Challenging of All

  Feb 19, 202556 minS0

  Delia is a born traveler, and spent her childhood journeying all over the globe with her parents. It was during the planning stages of a grand trip to South America that her father, who she already had a challenging relationship with, found out he had advanced lung cancer. In just a few short months, he would be gone… and Delia would feel a world of regret.<br><br>While loving her dad deeply, Delia did not have the capacity in her father’s last weeks of life to express her feelings of affection and gratitude. This missed opportunity became a ques...

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  Episode #64

  64 Beth Erlander: Grieving What Was & Loving What Is

  Feb 3, 202546 minS0

  Life was going in a positive direction for Beth in 2012 — she and her partner were even contemplating parenthood. But everything literally turned upside down when her significant other Michael broke his neck in a nighttime mountain biking accident, paralyzing him from the neck down. While he survived, the aftermath would be life altering.<br><br>In an instant, Beth’s world shifted from that of being one half of an able-bodied couple, to that of grieving caregiver, trying desperately to navigate a new reality that was overwhelming and perplexing at the same time. The support groups and resources she discovered were...

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  Episode #63

  63 Desiree Doucet: Finding Sparks of Joy While Navigating Grief & Change

  Jan 27, 20251h 20mS0

  Desiree had just gone through a divorce when her mother received a devastating diagnosis of ALS in 2016. Describing her mom as “super awesome,” roles were reversed when Desiree had to take on the role of caregiver for her mom, who had always been a devoted, doting parent meeting her family’s every need. Medical appointments, physical disability and the stresses of everyday coping were hard. It was the comical moments, peppered throughout her journey, that made her impending grief manageable… like when her mom hid a hot dog in her purse for lunch during a medical appointment, oblivious to the opinions...

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  Episode #62

  62 Michael Neeley: Why Grief’s Pain is Inevitable, Yet Suffering is Optional

  Jan 20, 202546 minS0

  Michael Neeley is a former actor turned entrepreneur, podcaster and co-founder of the popular “mastermind at sea” Podcasters Cruise. After his mom died at 86, Michael used ayahuasca to explore his grief journey in a very intense, personal and introspective way. During this process, Michael realized that he had to come to terms with his own guilt of not coming home to see his mom more often, his own fears about his age and mortality, and even experienced her presence in a vision while taking this ceremonial drug.<br><br>As a certified Dharma Teacher, Michael reminds us, too, that meditation can...

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  Episode #61

  61 Elisa Palmer: Her Near Death Experience & Imparting Its Lessons of Unconditional Love

  Jan 13, 20251h 11mS0

  In 2001, Elisa was involved in a horrific car accident on her way from California to Las Vegas. On a remote highway, a car coming from the opposite direction veered into her lane and crashed into her at 65 MPH. Elisa’s car was mangled, and she was pinned by her car’s engine, and even though a good samaritan called for help, Elisa found herself floating above her body. She saw a bright white light, and traveled to Heaven where she experienced a life review.<br><br>God showed Elisa that her work was not done, and gave her the choice to g...

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