Death: A Changing Industry
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Welcome to "Death: A Changing Industry," the podcast that explores the evolving landscape of the funeral industry. In each episode, we delve into the various facets of the industry, from the latest viewpoints from various experts to the emotional and psychological aspects of death and bereavement.
Death: A Changing Industry
3M ago
Emma shares her deeply personal and professional journey in addressing sudden and unexpected child bereavement.
We discuss the creation and impact of 2Wish, and the delicate handling of grief, offering comfort and guidance to those facing the unimaginable loss of a child.
A beacon of hope and understanding for anyone touched by loss.
It's a tribute to the strength found in the midst of sorrow and the potential for healing and growth even in life's most challenging moments.
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Death: A Changing Industry
4M ago
In this episode, we have the honour of speaking with Nikki Scott, the inspiring founder of Scotty's Little Soldiers, a charity dedicated to supporting military children and young people who have experienced the death of a parent who served in the British Armed Forces. Nikki opens up about her personal journey of grief following the tragic loss of her husband, Lee, and how it propelled her to create a community that helps young ones find joy and resilience in the face of profound loss. Nikki's story is a testament to the power of transforming personal tragedy into a beacon of hope for others. S ..read more
Death: A Changing Industry
4M ago
In this episode, we join Jonathan Davies, the inspiring founder of Muchloved. Jonathan shares his journey from personal tragedy to creating a pioneering platform in the funeral industry. Together, we delve into the importance of memorialising loved ones in the digital era, as well as offering practical advice for those navigating the complexities of loss. Jonathan’s unique perspective, born from both personal experience and professional innovation, sheds light on modern bereavement and the evolving ways we honour those we've lost. Whether you're dealing with grief, interested in the field of m ..read more
Death: A Changing Industry
5M ago
Back in 2021, Mark tragically lost his Wife Donna to cancer and his family’s life was turned upside down through Donna’s loss. 2 years on, Mark talks about the journey he and his family have been on and wants to share his story with the hope to help other families who will go through what they did. A huge thank you for your honesty and bravery Mark – in our opinion, you are the ultimate Father. We hope all those watching gain hope from this interview – we believe Donna would be so proud of her amazing family – a true example of how honest communication, compassion and love conquers the darkest ..read more
Death: A Changing Industry
6M ago
Join us as we dive deep into a conversation with Sylvia Tidy-Harris, the powerhouse behind Tidy Management and the acclaimed Speakers Agency. From quirky funeral ideas to managing top talents like Merlin from 'First Date' and many more, Sylvia unveils her journey and the changing face of the death industry. ? DON'T MISS OUT! Don't forget to hit subscribe! Ring the bell ? to get notified about new episodes! ? OUR SPONSORS Life Ledger: Life Ledger is a free, easy-to-use death notification service: https://www.lifeledger.com/ Westerleigh Group: https://www.westerleighgroup.co.uk/ Flexmort: https ..read more
Death: A Changing Industry
7M ago
In this enlightening interview, we sit down with Jennifer Muldowney, a leading expert in funeral planning and memorial services, to discuss the evolving landscape of funerals in America and beyond. Jennifer shares her unique insights into how funeral services are shifting from traditional religious ceremonies to more personalized experiences. ? Topics Covered: - What is a celebrant, and how do they differ from priests and rabbis? - The role of memorial planners in today's funeral services - Jennifer's experience with traditional funerals in different cultural settings, including New York and I ..read more
Death: A Changing Industry
11M ago
Join us for an inspiring interview with Kate Davidson MBE, the CEO of Dignity Funerals. We discuss with Kate the changing landscape of funerals in the United Kingdom and how Dignity stays ahead of these changes. We talk about Kate's personal journey to becoming CEO, her vision for the company's culture and values, and the importance of compassionate leadership. We also explore the impact of recent regulations, the rise of direct cremations, and the future of Dignity under Kate's leadership. Don't miss this enlightening discussion that offers valuable insights into the funeral industry and its ..read more
Death: A Changing Industry
11M ago
In this thought-provoking episode of Death: A Changing Industry, we sit down with Ollie Ollerton, ex-special forces soldier, SAS: Who Dares Wins instructor, best-selling author, and influential speaker. Ollie shares his compelling journey from the shadowy world of special forces operations to the spotlight of a popular television show, and his deeply personal experience with resilience in the face of trauma. As an advocate for self-empowerment and personal growth, Ollie offers unique insight on how to deal with bereavement and trauma. He stresses the importance of grieving, recognizing it as a ..read more
Death: A Changing Industry
1y ago
Join us as we sit down with Children's Author Clare Shaw to discuss the crucial role of awareness and communication when children experience loss.
Clare and John share their personal experiences of coping with grief at a young age and shed light on the ways that parents and caregivers can support children through difficult times. Additionally, Clare shares insights on her work creating bereavement books for children.
Don't miss this informative and inspiring conversation.
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Death: A Changing Industry
1y ago
We had great pleasure in talking with Chris Clark and Pauline Cooper from Ecclesiastical Planning Services (EPS) to discuss the purpose, possibilities and regulations surrounding Funeral Plans.
Our advice is that Funeral Plans are not always necessary for individuals and that can be for a variety of reasons, however, there are occasions when great comfort and reassurance can be gained by carrying this service out.
Recorded on 8th July 2021
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