This podcast was so refreshing to hear not only people who understand grief and the craziness that comes after someone passes, but also how they live on and deal from a multitude of perspectives. Grief feels more like fear than anything and feeling alone makes it worse. This is a safe space to open up and realize we all experience grief if we’re lucky to live long enough to have it happen. On top of that, some good discussion on topics that need more spotlight and great insights that leave you thinking. There is an open mindedness that gives room for conversation pertaining to subjects such as science and religion with curiosity and a desire to learn. Understanding death can help us celebrate life more. That is the greatest gift we can give to our loved ones who are gone. To live well. Thank you for creating this podcast!!

This is a pure, funny and sometimes mind blowing podcast about what may happen after we die. It’s been a balm for my owning grieving experience. Thank you David

"DeadTalks," hosted by David Ferrugio, is a refreshing take on a topic often shrouded in gloom—death. With a knack for blending humor and heartfelt insight, David invites a diverse lineup of guests to share their personal encounters with loss, grief, and mortality. What sets this podcast apart is its mission to find levity amid the heavy, breaking the "don’t talk about death" taboo with genuine warmth and wit. Having lost his father on 9/11 at age 12, David’s own story anchors the show, making it both relatable and uplifting. Each episode offers a mix of laughter and reflection, proving that even in death, there’s room for life’s lighter moments. A must-listen for anyone seeking comfort or a new perspective on the inevitable.

Dave has brought talking about dying and grief out in the open. It is such an important conversation. Unfortunately we all will have these experiences at one time in our lives. I really appreciate the podcast and the conversation