Talk Death Delaware — Conversations on Death, Grief & End-of-Life in the First State

Talk Death Delaware is a compassionate podcast about death, grief, hospice care, and end-of-life decision-making in Delaware and beyond. Hosted by death doula and educator Linda Gould, the show features honest conversations with hospice professionals, advocates, caregivers, and everyday Delawareans about topics many avoid but all of us must face — including hospice care, advance planning, funeral traditions, medical aid-in-dying, natural organic reduction (human composting), caregiver support, and the emotional landscape of loss and grief. Whether you’re navigating your own grief journey, planning ahead for yourself or a loved one, or simply curious about the culture and practices around dying and remembrance, this podcast brings insight, stories, and compassion to the topic of death. Episodes include conversations with experts, “Word on the Street” reflections, and in-depth discussions with regular people to demystify death, honor life, and talk openly

Talk Death Delaware — Conversations on Death, Grief & End-of-Life in the First State is a education podcast hosted by Linda Gould, with 20 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.

Linda Gould hosts Talk Death Delaware — Conversations on Death, Grief & End-of-Life in the First State, a education show with 20 episodes published.

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  Word on the street: Dan's Experience as a Caregiver

  Jun 4, 202618 minS0

  Today's conversation is with Dan, who cared full-time for his father. The conversation touches on caring for a parent with dementia, lessons learned, finding purpose through the experience, the practical and emotional challenges of caring for an ageing person. Dan's advice and philosophy can help anyone dealing with the same issues.<br /><br />Death touches all of us, but we don’t have to face it alone. Talk Death Delaware fosters open, honest conversations about death, grief, and living with intention.<br /><br />If this episode was meaningful to you, please consider sharing it or leaving a review—it helps othe...

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  Word on the street: Memory, Health Care, and Lack of Control

  May 20, 20265 minS0

  Author Lori D'Angelo talks about her inspiration for writing, and during our conversation, the subject of death and dying as it is affected by the health care system came up. <br /><br />This interview was done for The Kaidankai Podcast of Ghost and Supernatural stories. Her story will be read on June 10th. The Kaidankai is on every major podcast platform, and you can find Lori's story when it is uploaded, the most recent story, and podcast links on the webpage.<br /><br />Death touches all of us, but we don’t have to face it alone. Talk Death Delaware fos...

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  Ep. 12: Adriana Camacho-Church on Grief, Children, and Healing Through Storytelling

  Apr 28, 202635 minS0

  In this heartfelt episode of Talk Death Delaware, I talk with award-winning bilingual children’s author Adriana Camacho-Church about how storytelling can help us navigate grief, loss, and emotional healing.<br /><br />Adriana shares the inspiration behind her book Grandma, Where Will Your Love Go?, a moving story that helps children understand death through the lens of love, nature, and connection. Drawing from her own experiences—growing up between cultures and losing her grandmother—Adriana discusses how grief can transform into resilience, purpose, and even peace.<br /><br />Together, they dive into:<br />How children process grief and lossWhy books can be...

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  Ep. 11: Preserving Memories, Sharing Stories via Artifcts.com

  Apr 9, 202649 minS0

  In this episode of Talk Death Delaware, we sit down with Heather Nickerson and Matt Ramsey of Artifcts, a platform designed to preserve the meaning behind the things we own.<br /><br />Heather and Matt share how Artifcts helps individuals and families document memories, capture personal histories, and create lasting digital legacies. From caregiving realities to generational shifts in what we value, this conversation dives into how we can preserve what truly matters—without holding onto everything.<br /><br />If you’re interested in legacy planning, end-of-life conversations, decluttering with purpose, or the future of memory preservation, this episode offers a th...

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  Word on the Street Delaware: Family Fallout and a Cadaver Transport Camper

  Jan 28, 202621 minS0

  In this Word on the Street Delaware episode of Talk Death Delaware, I’m joined by LB of Newark, Delaware for an honest, darkly humorous, and deeply human conversation about death, family, and what happens when preparation falls short.<br /><br />We talk about the real-world confusion families face with hospice care and morphine administration, and how not knowing what to do in end-of-life moments can add trauma to an already devastating loss. LB shares experiences living through two deeply traumatic deaths, and how those moments reshaped his understanding of responsibility, grief, and family dynamics.<br /><br />We also dig in...

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