Noble

This podcast was incredibly well done! It brings up moral and ethical issues that we rarely think about. We avoid these thoughts in an attempt to deny our own mortality. Personally, I have very few concerns about what happens to my body after I die. I would much prefer to be at the Tristate Crematorium, among the dead, in nature, than to be pumped full of embalming fluids and locked in a vault in the ground while my family is scammed out of their money to provide a “final resting place” for me. I am concerned that people who are so enraged that they would threaten to kill this man’s lawyer or would hand down thousands of years worth of prison sentences to this man are so unable to accept death. Meanwhile, men who rape little children often only receive around 5 years or less… Death is one of only two things we are guaranteed in this life: birth and death. We have to start accepting that it’s what is going to happen to all of us. This podcast shines a huge, glaring light on our extreme measures to dissociate from our fears of death.

Absolut the best podcast i heard in ling time. Great narration and great story teller.

Loved the pitch tone and tenor of this. The story was told really well and I listened to many episodes in a row.

I’m rarely wowed these days but this guy is top notch when it comes to writing and narration. One of the best I’ve ever heard. I couldn’t stop listening