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Ep. 1: Are You Grieving Wrong? | Dying Laughing with Jessimae Peluso

Jessimae Peluso18 views

The host challenges societal norms and clinical definitions of grief, arguing that there is no 'proper' way to mourn and that grief is a lifelong, evolving process rather than a condition to be cured.summary Through personal anecdotes involving her deceased parents and dog, she illustrates how grief manifests uniquely in each individual, often defying tidy expectations or timelines.summary The core message is that all forms of grief—whether messy, numb, or humorous—are valid and necessary for emotional growth.summary

How The Grief Stole Christmas | Jessimae Peluso | Sharp Tongue Podcast Ep. 386

Jessimae Peluso26 views

The host shares personal strategies for navigating grief during the holidays after losing both parents, emphasizing that grief is a lifelong, individualized process rather than a disorder with a timeline.summary Key advice includes changing traditions to create newness, actively keeping the deceased's memory alive through specific rituals, and finding joy by engaging with the festive spirit to prevent grief from 'stealing' the ssummary Grief is described as a 'lifetime pass' on a roller coaster, not a season pass, meaning it is a lifelong journey that evolves rather than something to be 'cured' or 'gotten over'.takeaway

What Psychic Medium John Edward Needs You to Know About Life After Death…

Jay Shetty Podcast58 views

John Edward discusses the psychological and energetic realities of mediumship, emphasizing that readings are not a cure for grief but a catalyst for self-discovery and healing.summary He provides a framework for distinguishing authentic mediums from frauds by focusing on specific, verifiable information rather than generalities, while advocating for the development of personal intuition and the healthsummary The primary motivation for seeking a reading is often a desire for closure, but the actual value lies in recognizing the survival of consciousness and shifting the focus from fixing grief to personal growth.takeaway

Ep. 5: The Stages of Grief Dying Laughing with Jessimae Peluso

Jessimae Peluso14 views

The host breaks down the traditional five stages of grief (Kubler-Ross model) and the expanded seven-stage model, emphasizing that grief is non-linear, non-universal, and deeply personal.summary The core message is that struggling through grief is necessary for healing and that one should embrace all emotions authentically rather than trying to intellectualize or rush the process.summary Grief is not linear or universal; it is an 'emotional mosh pit' where individuals move back and forth between stages (like a ping-pong game) rather than progressing in a straight line.takeaway

ANDERSON COOPER Opens Up on His Journey with Loss & Grief | IMO

Michelle Obama80 views

Anderson Cooper, Craig Robinson, and Michelle Robinson discuss the complexities of grief, family history, and the importance of processing loss rather than suppressing it.summary Cooper shares how his podcast 'All There Is' emerged from his personal journey of sorting through his late mother's belongings and confronting childhood trauma, while the Robinsons offer perspectives on maintaining familsummary Grief is not a process to be completed but a relationship to be maintained; Cooper notes that he 're-grieved' for his father when his mother died, indicating that grief is cyclical and lifelong.takeaway

How To Keep The DEAD Alive w/ David Ferrugio | Sharp Tongue Podcast Ep. 380

Jessimae Peluso27 views

David Fugio shares his experience of losing his father on 9/11 at age 12, exploring how grief creates a 'boomerang effect' that prepares individuals for future losses.summary He discusses using plant medicine (psilocybin) and meditation as tools for grief management, challenging the medicalization of prolonged grief, and finding resilience through gratitude and presence.summary Grief is not a linear process but a 'boomerang effect' where past losses armor individuals for future traumas, creating resilience and empathy.takeaway

Death Becomes Her | Dying Laughing with Jessimae Peluso

Jessimae Peluso15 views

Comedian Jesse May introduces her podcast 'Dying Laughing,' framing grief as a messy, universal experience that can be navigated through humor and community rather than shame.summary Grief is characterized by unpredictability and absurdity, often triggered by mundane events like hearing specific music (Enya) or visiting stores (Marshalls/Target), rather than just the moment of loss itself.takeaway Cultural stigma creates shame around grieving; May argues for normalizing the 'messy' and 'hilarious' aspects of grief, such as inappropriate laughter or bizarre coping mechanisms.takeaway

Kelsey Grammer Reflects on His Sister's Brutal Death & Hollywood | JHS

The Jordan Harbinger Show19 views

He details his journey through addiction, attributing it to unresolved grief, and reflects on how his personal suffering has provided depth and authenticity to his acting career.summary Grief vs. Celebration: The core theme of his book is balancing overwhelming grief with the celebration of the deceased's life, arguing that allowing grief to overshadow the good left behind is a 'crime' against the memortakeaway Addiction as Grief Management: Grammer identifies unresolved grief as the root cause of addiction, explaining that he used substances not just for pleasure but to feel intensely and process the trauma of his sister's deatakeaway

Grief Survival Guide | Pt 1: Denial | STP #246

Jessimae Peluso87 views

Host Jessie shares her personal grief survival guide following her mother's death, detailing the stages of grief and emphasizing the critical importance of self-care, vulnerability management, and emotional processing.summary Grief is described as 'love with nowhere to go,' a concept attributed to Queen Elizabeth, framing grief not as a problem to solve but as an expression of love that needs processing.takeaway The speaker identifies 'grief brain' as a real phenomenon similar to 'baby brain' or 'chemo brain,' characterized by foggy cognition and numbness, which diminishes cognitive function and requires specific self-care strattakeaway

How Grief Can Define You | Grief Survival Guide Pt. 16 | Sharp Tongue Podcast Ep. 320

Jessimae Peluso26 views

Jessie Maypaluso reflects on her two-year journey through the loss of both parents, emphasizing that grief is a non-linear process requiring active mindset shifts and physical action to overcome depression.summary Grief has its own timeline and is not linear; staying in a comfort zone or 'survival mode' prevents self-awareness and evolution.takeaway Trauma defines you but does not determine you; individuals have the power to decide who they become on the other side of grief.takeaway

9/11 Took My Dad When I Was 12 — A Grief Expert on What I Didn't Understand

DEAD Talks Podcast

David shares his 25-year journey of grief following his father's death in the 9/11 attacks, exploring the unique trauma of witnessing the event through digital replays and the guilt associated with public attention.summary He discusses how grief manifests differently for everyone, the importance of family support during crises, and his new book 'You're Not Dead Yet' which encourages finding joy and meaning in life as a way to honor those wsummary Digital Grief: The ability to watch traumatic events on replay via the internet creates a distorted, perpetual reality where the event feels both immediate and absurdly distant, complicating the grieving process.takeaway

Stop Judging the Dying with JS Park

Hospice Nurse Julie2 views

The conversation highlights how grief manifests in various forms, including anger and 'inverse grief,' and offers insights on finding meaning through community, mindfulness, and self-compassion.summary The concept of 'Inverse Grief': Dying patients often feel sadness and guilt about the grief their loved ones will experience after they are gone, worrying about practical matters like appointments or family dynamics.takeaway Anger as a valid part of grief: Grief often manifests as rage (throwing chairs, punching walls), which chaplains must hold and validate rather than suppress or condemn, recognizing it as a natural reaction to the absurditakeaway

Claire Bidwell Smith in conversation with Alua Arthur at Live Talks Los Angeles

LiveTalksLA23 views

Alua Arthur and Claire Bidwell Smith discuss the transformative power of grief, emphasizing that it is a natural human process rather than an affliction to be rushed.summary Grief is a natural, ongoing part of the human experience, not an illness or affliction that needs to be 'gotten over' or rushed through; it is integral to moving through the world.takeaway Anticipatory grief occurs when loved ones are still alive but changing due to illness or other factors, requiring mindfulness and presence to manage anxiety about the future.takeaway

SHARP TONGUE: How To Use Drugs To Cope With Death

Jessimae Peluso69 views

She discusses the intersection of grief, hormonal changes, and spiritual beliefs, sharing personal coping mechanisms like exercise, crying, and hiking to process loss.summary Grief is described as 'the price we pay for love,' a feeling of love with no place to go, and the healing process involves sitting in the pain rather than trying to get over it quickly.takeaway The speaker identifies three specific methods for processing grief: exercise (to burn off anger), crying publicly (to release emotion without shame), and hiking (to achieve a meditative state and access suppressed emotiotakeaway

Good Grief | Arden Myrin | STP #245

Jessimae Peluso72 views

Comedian Arden Myrin discusses her memoir 'Little Miss Little Compton,' detailing how the sudden death of her mother and her father's prior passing transformed a lighthearted book proposal into a raw, grief-centered narrsummary She shares practical strategies for navigating profound loss, including the importance of 'play' as a regulatory mechanism for grief, setting boundaries with well-meaning but unhelpful people, and finding structure throusummary Grief as a Physical and Temporal Process: Myrin notes that grief takes approximately a full year to process, describing the sensation as being on a roller coaster where the safety harness doesn't latch, creating a feelintakeaway