MINI EPISODE: How to become better neighbors with death (with Amelia Chiarenza)

Death is inevitable, but most of us spend our lives keeping it at a distance. After Amelia Chiarenza lost her mother, father, and best friend within 16 months, she decided to move closer to it instead.

In this mini episode, the creator of the Cultivate Being podcast explores what grief can reveal about our relationships, how unexpected people can help us reconnect with those we've lost, and why getting more comfortable with death might help us live more fully.

Full transcript is available here at relationscapes.org. 

Show Notes

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Fellow Traveler Episodes

• "The Disenfranchised Grief of Sibling Loss," (with Anne Pinkerton)
• "Dead Dads Club," (with Maddie Norris)

About the Guest

From a renaissance career spanning radio; NCAA Division I athletic coaching; technology development and aerospace, Amelia Chiarenza made an intentional pivot and created Cultivate Being™. She spends her time as a speaker, coach and advisor, podcast host, death doula, kinesiologist, and cottage baker. Learn more at cultivatebeing.com.