43 episodes
A Good Cry Headgum
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4.8 • 141 Ratings
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Michael Cruz Kayne chats with friends, comedians and other notable types about grief. Not just the hard parts, but also the memories that make us laugh, the dumb stuff people said to us, and the way we recovered... or didn't. Each episode is a funny, joyful, and also sometimes really really sad reflection on grief, but that's ok. Good even.
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Moshe Kasher
On the season 2 finale of of A Good Cry, Michael chats with Moshe Kasher. They talk accidental Judaism, AA daddies, and the myth of the hole in the sheet.
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Jenifer Faison
On this episode of A Good Cry, Michael chats with Jenifer Faison. They talk grieving the person you thought you knew, soulmates, and baby steps.
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Check out Michael's one-man show Sorry For Your Loss live at the Minetta Lane Theatre in New York from April 28 - June 10th. Get your tickets here.
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Atsuko Okatsuka
On this episode of A Good Cry, Michael chats with Atsuko Okatsuka. They talk about schizophrenia, living in your uncle's garage, and making an homage for your mom.
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Check out Michael's one-man show Sorry For Your Loss live at the Minetta Lane Theatre in New York from April 28 - June 4th. Get your tickets here.
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Amanda Kloots
On this episode of A Good Cry, Michael chats with Amanda Kloots. They talk crying on the way to preschool, social media, and a kind of therapy you might not expect (!).
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Orna Guralnik
On this episode of A Good Cry, Michael chats with Dr. Orna Guralnik. They talk about movement, Israel, and breakups.
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Check out Michael's one-man show Sorry For Your Loss live at the Minetta Lane Theatre in New York from April 28 - June 4th. Get your tickets here.
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Dana Donnelly
On this episode of A Good Cry, Michael chats with Dana Donnelly. They talk about mental bargaining, dating coaches, and soft boys thriving.
Follow Michael Cruz Kayne:
Twitter: @CruzKayne
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Follow A Good Cry:
Instagram: @agoodcrypod
Check out Michael's one-man show Sorry For Your Loss live at the Minetta Lane Theatre in New York from April 28 - June 4th. Get your tickets here.
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Customer Reviews
5674467 stars!!!
The Moshe Kasher episode made me want to convert to Judaism
Finally - someone who dares to talk about grief (and death)
Being a hospice nurse is only sad and lonely - when I am NOT working. I laugh all day with the sick and dying. Other than that - no one else likes to talk about it. I have spent 32 years doing one thing ?and a expert on the field) and have spent my whole career with people that are dying or grieving. I have also spent 32 years having patients and families tell me I should be a “comedian” or ask if I have done stand up. So, you can be funny and still contemplate life that comes with an automatic death.
Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Ps: I also saw your show 2 weeks ago and ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT. In fact - every time you looked to your left - I pretty sure you were talking to me because I had a huge grin the whole show. Thank You again :)
Not alone
Thank you for helping me realize I’m not alone