Death = The Great Equalizer ☠‪️‬ The Mortuary Show

Mika & Michael get deep... Is your state of mind different because you’re a funeral director?  What is it like experiencing death when you see it every day?  Life is PRECIOUS folks!  One of the ways to enjoy it is listening to the Mortuary Show ;)

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Show Notes:

(12:00) – Funeral service has shifted.

(20:05) – Help yourself so you can help others.

(32:18) – Death gets to us all (sometimes when you least expect it).

(42:12) – Eco friendly caskets & casket sales.

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Takeaways


Funeral directors have a unique perspective on life and death, which can bring a deeper appreciation for every day and the value of human connection.
The funeral industry is going through a transformative period of change, with shifts in funeral rituals and methods of disposition.
Funeral directors play a vital role in providing support and guidance to families during times of loss and grief.
Self-care and mental health are important for funeral directors to maintain their well-being and continue providing compassionate care.
Death is the great equalizer, reminding us of the fragility and preciousness of life. Green burials are becoming more popular, with fully green cemeteries emerging in some areas.
Some funeral professionals dislike selling caskets and find it challenging.
There is a growing excitement for eco-friendly caskets and funeral options.
There is a cultural shift in funeral practices and values, with more people seeking non-traditional options.