4 episodes

When I was nineteen years old, my mother passed away. This prompted me to explore the controversies and obscurities that come with navigating grief in today’s day and age, especially as a young adult. Based on the research from my Master’s thesis project and inspired by my own grieving experience, Sorry For Your Loss: a podcast about grief (SFYL) explores how we navigate grief in current Western culture and its media landscape.

I'm no psychologist or grief worker, but I'm a young adult who has gone through grief, and continues to grieve years after my Mother’s death.

The theme music for each episode is called “All the Answers” by Lee Rosevere and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. The logo is designed by Melissa Cultraro and Melissa Vasiliev.

Sorry For Your Loss: a podcast about grief Melissa Cultraro

    • Health & Fitness
    • 5.0 • 7 Ratings

When I was nineteen years old, my mother passed away. This prompted me to explore the controversies and obscurities that come with navigating grief in today’s day and age, especially as a young adult. Based on the research from my Master’s thesis project and inspired by my own grieving experience, Sorry For Your Loss: a podcast about grief (SFYL) explores how we navigate grief in current Western culture and its media landscape.

I'm no psychologist or grief worker, but I'm a young adult who has gone through grief, and continues to grieve years after my Mother’s death.

The theme music for each episode is called “All the Answers” by Lee Rosevere and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. The logo is designed by Melissa Cultraro and Melissa Vasiliev.

    Episode 3: Grieving in the Social Media Age

    Episode 3: Grieving in the Social Media Age

    This episode analyzes how social media has impacted our grieving processes, while challenging the “taboo” grief is typically associated with.

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    • 16 min
    Episode 2: Grief and Gender

    Episode 2: Grief and Gender

    Though the general consensus seems to be that men and women do grieve differently, this episode explores how identified males and females express grief, and how gender expectations affect this.

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    • 18 min
    Episode 1: Posttraumatic Growth

    Episode 1: Posttraumatic Growth

    This episode delves into how the phenomenon of "posttraumatic growth" affects expectations and assumptions around grief, how it manifests in other grievers' lives, and how it is portrayed in our current media landscape.

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    • 18 min
    Episode 0: Sorry For Your Loss Intro

    Episode 0: Sorry For Your Loss Intro

    How do we navigate grief in current Western culture and its media landscape?

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Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5
7 Ratings

7 Ratings

Jedtalks ,

Thought-provoking

Melissa, thank you for an incredible podcast. Having recently lost my significant other, I am experiencing my own fears of moving forward. This podcast gave me a sense of understanding and some insight into the emotions I may (or may not experience) throughout my own grieving journey.

I am optimistic that I will someday come to the realization that I have experienced post-traumatic growth. Thank you.

Madison Fitz ,

Aware and profound !

What a beautiful, honest exploration of this theme. As a host, Melissa has brilliant perspective, vulnerability and courage with relevant guests to support her journey. Love this podcast so so much !

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