

WLRN Extended interview with death doula Susan Srigley, PhD
Nov 4, 2021
Susan Srigley, a death doula and professor, discusses society's fear of death and the need for death education. She advocates for reclaiming death work as an act of love, challenging patriarchal norms, and promoting inclusivity in end-of-life care. The conversation touches on topics such as death anxiety, burial practices, and the impact of capitalism on the funeral industry.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Roles of Hospice Care and Death Doulas in End-of-Life Support
02:59 • 4min
Reclaiming Death Work and Facing Mortality
07:24 • 15min
Exploring Mortality and Death Doula Work
22:15 • 18min
Exploring Death Denial and Community Involvement in Death Care
40:28 • 4min
Reflections on Death, Uncertainty, and Interconnectedness
44:32 • 4min