Lissa Soep, Senior Editor for Audio at Vox Media and author of "Other People's Words," explores the profound ways language can heal grief. She discusses how the words of those we've lost provide lasting comfort and inspiration, creating enduring connections. The conversation highlights the philosophical concept of 'double voicing' and includes personal stories about keeping memories alive through writing letters and using AI to blend voices in poetry. This blend of language and memory emphasizes the power of communication in the face of loss.

Lissa Soep, author of "Other People's Words" and senior editor at Vox Media, shares her journey of navigating grief after losing close friends. She discusses the powerful notion of 'double voicing,' where the words of those we've lost echo in our speech. Soep emphasizes the beauty of language in keeping connections alive, reflecting on intricate friendships, and the significance of shared experiences in the face of loss. She also highlights how personal artifacts can help rediscover memories and deepen our understanding of enduring relationships.

Lissa Soep, author of 'Other People’s Words: Friendship, Loss, and the Conversations that Never End,' discusses her journey from academia to journalism, emphasizing the influence of diverse voices. They explore the transformative power of words in grief, memory, and connection, delving into authorship disputes and the impact of storytelling on community.