Good Grief

Dr. Christine Malone
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Good Grief

Good Grief is a compelling and inspiring podcast that delves deep into the stories of individuals who have triumphed over adversity, trauma, and tragedy. Hosted by Dr. Christine Malone, each episode unveils the raw and honest narratives of guests who have faced life's most challenging moments head-on. Through candid conversations, guests share their journeys of resilience, shedding light on the strategies, mindset shifts, and support systems that empowered them to rise above their darkest hours. #goodgrief #grief #trauma #tragedy #survival #healing #conversations #personalstories

  1. HÁ 3 DIAS

    Where Yellow Flowers Bloom: Hope Through Unimaginable Loss

    In this week’s episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Kim Cantin, author of Where Yellow Flowers Bloom, to share her extraordinary story of loss, resilience, and hope.Kim recounts the night of the devastating Montecito mudflows of 2018, which claimed the lives of her husband and son and left her and her daughter forever changed. She opens up about her relentless search for her son, the unexpected signs that kept her going, and the profound ways in which love endures beyond loss. Through grief, Kim found purpose in storytelling, healing, and honoring the memory of those she lost. Listeners will hear about the power of signs, the strength of community, and the ways we can rebuild after profound tragedy. Join us for a conversation filled with raw honesty, hope, and the enduring beauty of love that never fades. https://kimcantin.com/ https://a.co/d/emVtSUQ https://www.audible.com/author/Kim-Cantin/B0BZZSV1H9

    22min

  2. 8 DE JUN.

    Stand-Up Grief: Laughing Through the Pain

    In this refreshingly unconventional episode of Good Grief, Dr. Christine Malone sets the stage for a soulful, humorous, and deeply transformative conversation with Justin L. Shaw—mystical comedian, stand-up philosopher, and author of Sourcery 101: 13 Rungs to a Higher Elevation of Consciousness. Christine opens with a heartfelt welcome and acknowledgment of the profound layers of grief Justin has experienced, including the loss of his mother, sister, childhood friend, and son in just four years. As they dive in, listeners are introduced to Justin’s journey through trauma, addiction, and spiritual awakening—and how humor, Source energy, and radical self-honesty became his tools for healing. Get ready for an episode that blends grief, consciousness, and comedy in ways you’ve never heard before. www.awakenthesourcerer.com https://www.instagram.com/sourcerer_13/

    23min

  3. 2 DE JUN.

    Honoring a Loved One Through Their Words

    In this episode of Good Grief, Dr. Christine Malone speaks with Pamela Blake, publisher of The Isaak Collection, a five-novel series written by her late husband, David. After David's sudden passing at the age of 67 from a massive stroke, Pamela made the courageous decision to publish his work—not only as a tribute to his life but as a way to navigate her own grief.What started as an intimate act of remembrance has since evolved into something much greater, garnering hundreds of reader reviews and critical acclaim. Pamela shares the emotional journey of bringing her husband's words to the world, how storytelling can be a powerful tool for healing, and the profound ways in which we can honor loved ones who have passed.

    16min

  4. 25 DE MAI.

    The Cost of Care: A Family Fractured by Conservatorship

    In this episode of Good Grief, Dr. Christine Malone speaks with Hugh Flynn, author of SOMETHING SPECIAL BE, about the devastating family conflict that erupted when he sought conservatorship of his disabled brother, Aaron. What began as an effort to protect his brother’s well-being quickly turned into a bitter legal and emotional battle, exposing deep fractures within his family. Through writing his memoir, Hugh navigated the grief of losing not only his brother’s legal guardianship but also his trust in family. In this conversation, he reflects on the emotional toll of conservatorship battles, the unexpected grief of family estrangement, and the journey toward healing, while offering insights for those facing similar struggles. This powerful episode explores the cost of doing the right thing when it comes at a heartbreaking price. Buy the Book: https://www.amazon.com/SOMETHING-SPECIAL-BE-brother-disabled-ebook/dp/B0F495YVXZ/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2VA2E2MGJA8L5&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.7d6CeOIRgDrAjdUG_3rjZTynpadNFnJAgAnmAByxuglUAdryE8slB6VweozyAWHAe43VqERjCspRHIeU6-D5-pNGA0e5wMiBUmOZnoEZYs5-ow4ROv5RILd7vEHw6MeK9uh06q-qARlimkfTs4SzHBeMlRIz-SFY0VZFIcmMQfL27c7w8s-3BMMxm7orpQMB.ezPzsMVvN4tPvW19YBwMMuawkDAElys6V0u0u9IK2hY&dib_tag=se&keywords=something+special+be&qid=1747867990&s=books&sprefix=something+special+be%2Cstripbooks%2C151&sr=1-1 Author page: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0F66S6JW5/about?ccs_id=07f8f55c-6104-4b7b-89b4-d4a751676e84

    40min

  5. 18 DE MAI.

    One Day, One Step: A Widower’s Road to Resilience

    In this heartfelt episode of Good Grief, host Dr. Christine Malone sits down with AJ Coleman—widower, single father, and author of Keep Those Feet Moving—to explore his powerful journey through love, loss, and healing. After losing his wife Cory to brain cancer at just 33, AJ was left to raise their infant daughter while grappling with profound grief, anxiety, and life’s unpredictable setbacks. AJ shares how he transformed pain into purpose, offering practical guidance and emotional insight for anyone navigating deep personal loss. This episode is a moving reflection on resilience, fatherhood, and the quiet strength it takes to keep going.

    33min

  6. 11 DE MAI.

    The Invisible Grief of Mother's Day

    In this deeply personal solo episode of Good Grief, Dr. Christine Malone shares reflections on Mother’s Day — a day that can bring joy, pain, longing, and silence. While it's often filled with celebration, Christine explores a side of the holiday we don't talk about enough: the grief of mothers who do not have children. Whether due to infertility, miscarriage, stillbirth, medical conditions, adoption barriers, estrangement, or life circumstances, this grief is real, valid, and often invisible. Christine also opens up about her own journey through infertility before becoming a mother, and invites listeners into a compassionate space for reflection and acknowledgment.

    6min

  7. 4 DE MAI.

    A Daughter’s Kaddish: Grief, Faith, and Defying Tradition

    In this episode of Good Grief, Dr. Christine Malone met with Sarah Birnbach, award-winning author of A Daughter’s Kaddish: My Year of Grief, Devotion, and Healing, to discuss her deeply personal journey through loss, faith, and perseverance. After the passing of her beloved father, Sarah embarked on a year-long commitment to reciting the Mourner’s Kaddish twice a day in synagogue—a Jewish mourning ritual traditionally reserved for men. Through our conversation, we’ll explore how religious rituals can provide comfort in grief, the importance of community in healing, and how ancient traditions can still hold meaning in modern life. Sarah’s journey is a testament to resilience, faith, and the universal nature of mourning, reminding us that grief is deeply personal yet universally shared. Learn more at: sarahbirnbach.com Follow Sarah on: FB | IG | X | LinkedIn

    27min

  8. 27 DE ABR.

    From Mourning to Meaning: Using Faith as a Way to Heal

    In this week’s episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews Jenny Leavitt, a grief recovery coach, author, and speaker dedicated to helping others process loss while staying connected to their values and personal growth. After experiencing profound grief herself, Jenny has made it her mission to provide resources and guidance for those struggling with loneliness, relationship challenges, and the emotional weight of loss. Through heartfelt conversations, expert insights, and practical strategies, Jenny shares ways to overcome isolation, rebuild life after grief, and challenge common misconceptions about healing. Whether you’re looking for tools to navigate your grief journey or simply a reminder that you’re not alone, this episode offers support, encouragement, and hope.

    36min
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Good Grief is a compelling and inspiring podcast that delves deep into the stories of individuals who have triumphed over adversity, trauma, and tragedy. Hosted by Dr. Christine Malone, each episode unveils the raw and honest narratives of guests who have faced life's most challenging moments head-on. Through candid conversations, guests share their journeys of resilience, shedding light on the strategies, mindset shifts, and support systems that empowered them to rise above their darkest hours. #goodgrief #grief #trauma #tragedy #survival #healing #conversations #personalstories

Informações

  • Criado por
    Dr. Christine Malone
  • Anos de atividade
    2023 - 2025
  • Episódios
    125
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © Dr. Christine Malone
  • Site do podcast
    Good Grief

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