Hospice of the Piedmont

Hospice of the Piedmont

Podcast by Hospice of the Piedmont

  1. Jun 15

    Grief on Your Terms

    Today’s episode has a slightly different rhythm from our regular Care on Your Terms podcast as we shift our focus to grief. This episode - called Grief on Your Terms - welcomes Leigh Tysor, a talented writer and artist, who shares one of her writings - her personal story of grief in her own words. As she shares, you'll hear about love, responsibility, loss, guilt, and healing. You'll hear what it means to care for others and what it takes to finally turn that same care inward. Most of all, you'll hear how Leigh is learning to grieve on her own terms. _________________ Connect with us! - Learn more about free grief support in the Piedmont Triad: https://www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org/programs/grief-counseling/ - View upcoming grief support events, workshops and programs: https://www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org/events/grief-counseling/ - Listen to other podcast episodes: https://www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org/ourpodcast/ - Send us an email: podcast@hospiceofthepiedmont.org _______________ Presented by Hospice of the Piedmont and Hospice of Randolph, Care on Your Terms is an educational podcast series featuring honest conversations aimed at helping people find the right support at the right time. Funding for Care on Your Terms is provided by the Dr. John A. Lusk Fund for Hospice and Palliative Care Education. Learn more: https://www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org/ourpodcast/ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/monobox/highs-and-lows License code: ZQCN1W5QNE5W3KEE

    Grief on Your Terms
  2. Apr 22

    Care on Your Terms - Episode 2: Redefining Hope

    Each episode of Care on Your Terms will weave together two conversations around a common theme. First, we’ll explore common hospice questions with those who provide this care every day. Then, we’ll hear a real-life story from someone who has experienced it – sharing what “care on their terms” truly looked like. In this episode, we begin with an insightful discussion between Chief Executive Officer Trent Cockerham and Hospice Nurse Practitioner Taylor Spencer about a question we commonly hear - "Does choosing hospice mean I'm giving up?" Then, we shift to an honest conversation with a caregiver named Melissa about the care her family experienced. Connect with us! - Learn more about this topic: https://www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org/lp/hospice-referral/not-giving-up/ - Learn more about the care we provide: www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org or call 336.889.8446 - Send us an email: podcast@hospiceofthepiedmont.org - Listen to other podcast episodes: https://www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org/ourpodcast/ - Explore our resources for caregivers: https://www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org/programs/caregiver-support/ Guests: - Trent Cockerham, Chief Executive Officer, Hospice of the Piedmont - Taylor Spencer, Nurse Practitioner, Hospice of the Piedmont - Jessica Crisp, Public Relations & Content Specialist, Hospice of the Piedmont - Melissa Osborne, Hospice Family Member _______________ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/monobox/highs-and-lows License code: ZQCN1W5QNE5W3KEE Presented by Hospice of the Piedmont and Hospice of Randolph, Care on Your Terms is an educational podcast series featuring honest conversations aimed at helping people find the right support at the right time. Funding for Care on Your Terms is provided by the Dr. John A. Lusk Fund for Hospice and Palliative Care Education. Learn more: https://www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org/ourpodcast/

    Care on Your Terms - Episode 2: Redefining Hope
  3. Mar 6

    Care on Your Terms - Episode 1: The Choice

    Each episode of Care on Your Terms will weave together two conversations around a common theme. First, we’ll explore common hospice questions with those who provide this care every day. Then, we’ll hear a real-life story from someone who has experienced it – sharing what “care on their terms” truly looked like. In our first episode, we begin with an insightful discussion between Chief Executive Officer Trent Cockerham and team member Kelly Olmeda about a question we commonly hear - "Who can make a hospice referral?" Then, we shift to an honest conversation with a caregiver named Tom and hear his personal experience with care during his wife's journey with terminal cancer. Connect with us! - Learn more about the care we provide: www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org or call 336.889.8446 - Send us an email: podcast@hospiceofthepiedmont.org - Explore our caregiver support programs: https://www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org/programs/caregiver-support/ Guests: - Trent Cockerham, Chief Executive Officer at Hospice of the Piedmont - Kelly Olmeda, Vice President of Quality, Compliance and Education at Hospice of the Piedmont - Tom Yaudes, caregiver and hospice volunteer Presented by Hospice of the Piedmont and Hospice of Randolph, Care on Your Terms is an educational podcast series featuring honest conversations aimed at helping people find the right support at the right time. Funding for Care on Your Terms is provided by the Dr. John A. Lusk Fund for Hospice and Palliative Care Education. Learn more: https://www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org/ourpodcast/ _______________ Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/monobox/highs-and-lows License code: ZQCN1W5QNE5W3KEE

    Care on Your Terms  - Episode 1: The Choice
  4. 12/23/2025

    The E-Series: A Conversation with Acclaimed Memoirist Judy Goldman

    Today’s episode is an exciting way to wrap up our year—an honest and intimate conversation with acclaimed memoirist Judy Goldman, whose work has long explored the emotional terrain of love, loss, caregiving, identity, and the ways we remake ourselves through the seasons of a life. Guest Bio: Judy Goldman is the author of eight books – four memoirs, two novels, and two collections of poetry. Her most recent memoir, The Rest of Our Lives, published in May 2025, was a finalist for North Carolina Reads and has been named a best seller by the Southern Independent Booksellers Association. Her memoir, Child, was a Katie Couric Media Must-Read Book for 2022 and a finalist for the Southern Book Award in Nonfiction. Her memoir, Together: A Memoir of a Marriage and a Medical Mishap, was named a best book of 2019 by Real Simple magazine, is an Editor’s Pick on Amazon, and was named Book of the Month by Our State magazine. Her work has appeared in USA Today, Washington Post, Real Simple, LitHub, Our State, Charlotte Observer, in many anthologies, and in literary journals, such as The Southern Review, Gettysburg Review, Ohio Review, Kenyon Review, Black Warrior Review, Prairie Schooner, and Shenandoah. Her awards include the Fortner Writer & Community Award for “outstanding generosity to other writers and the larger community,” Hobson Award for Distinguished Achievement in Arts & Letters, Sir Walter Raleigh Fiction Award and Mary Ruffin Poole Award for First Fiction from the North Carolina Literary & Historical Association, Gerald Cable Poetry Prize from Silverfish Review Press, and the three annual prizes awarded for a book of poetry by a North Carolinian. About The E-Series: Presented by Hospice of the Piedmont and Hospice of Randolph, The E-Series is an educational webinar series aimed at engaging our community, exploring relevant topics and educating about ways to connect with our organization. Funding for The E-Series is provided by the Dr. John A. Lusk Fund for Hospice and Palliative Care Education. For more information about the E-Series, visit www.hospiceofthepiedmont.org.

    The E-Series: A Conversation with Acclaimed Memoirist Judy Goldman

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