Nancy and Dan discuss the concept of Grief in the World, exploring personal experiences of loss, self-discovery, and healing. They touch on economic disparity, inner healing, mindful consumption, connecting with nature, personal reflections, divine guidance, and embracing grief through rituals for healing.

Nancy and Dan share their personal grief journey, discussing the transformative power of finding joy in sorrow. Mental health therapist Brittany Squillis highlights the importance of recognizing and honoring all forms of grief, including ambiguous losses. They explore different types of grief, societal challenges, and the significance of creating safe spaces for healing and self-reflection.

In this podcast, they interview Kat Dugan about handling grief, advocating for veterans, and finding healing through faith and connections. They discuss coping strategies, dispelling grief myths, and honoring memories of departed loved ones. The conversation emphasizes self-awareness, resilience, and the transformative power of grief.

Jessie Lucas, an expert in the Embodied Movement program, discusses navigating grief with body awareness, listening to body signals for healing, and the importance of kinesthetic intelligence in emotional well-being. The podcast highlights the role of movement in processing emotions and embracing authentic storytelling through movement for personal peace.

Duncan Endava from the Journeymen program discusses the importance of mentors in guiding youth and empowering them. The podcast also touches on personal growth, embracing inner strength, celebrating innate gifts, and navigating difficult conversations for growth and purpose.

Nancy & Dan discuss strategies for coping with the loss of possibilities and secondary losses after a traumatic event, emphasizing the importance of finding joy and purpose post-loss. They explore navigating grief, surrendering to faith, and embracing flexibility in life's challenges, highlighting the transformative nature of grief and the significance of community support in overcoming trials.

Interview with Annelies Gentile

Kelly Daughtery shares her story and the path that she has traveled ever since her mother died. Her efforts have lead to her starting programs to help teachers and school health programs to reach children to a 5K program to help grieving women.

The owner of Beyond Words sits with us in the studio to discuss the significance of reaching out to someone who has experienced a loss with thoughtful ideas that help heal the pain of grief

Nancy & Dan debunk myths of grief, emphasizing the importance of compassion and support. They explore the trap of toxic positivity and the value of expressing emotions. Highlighting the complexity of grief, they discuss various types of losses and offer a message of hope.