We Are All Dying

Jenna Goodhand
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Through conversations of death we learn how to show up more fully for the rest of our lives.

  1. 15H AGO

    Organ Donation: The Why, What and How of Organ Donation

    To donate or not to donate? This solo episode will hopefully help you to answer that question, and help you with your next steps.

    10 min
  2. How To Get Started on Your Writing Your Will

    3D AGO

    How To Get Started on Your Writing Your Will

    Michelle Unsworth-Foote knows a thing or two about the importance of will-writing, and making plans in advance of death. Having been widowed twice, Michelle now helps people at all stages of life get down on paper the most important details for when "the time comes", in an inviting, easy and casual way. You can get Michelle's book, resources and hire her for support at: https://www.firstfooteforward.com

    45 min
  3. The Identity-Changing Impacts of Death with Ron Sparkman

    MAR 31

    The Identity-Changing Impacts of Death with Ron Sparkman

    In this episode, I sit down with Ron Sparkman, also known as Cosmic Nomad (check him out if you want to explore the whole wide beautiful world through his "lens"), to talk about how his identity was reshaped by loss. After the death of his mother, Ron not only began to navigate the grief that came with it, but also discovered the truth about who his father was, an experience that deeply altered his sense of who he was in this world. We also explore how patriarchal expectations can limit men’s emotional expression, making it harder to process grief and heal. If you like conversational-style episodes, between two pals getting to know each other, this is that. IG: c0smicn0mad (zeros instead of o's) Digital creator exploring 50+ countries and Mens WorkCurrently in Cape Town, South Africa 🇿🇦

    1 hr
  4. Managing The Tidal Wave of Grief with Author Jennifer Egleston

    MAR 24

    Managing The Tidal Wave of Grief with Author Jennifer Egleston

    Nothing pulls your feet out from under you quite like grief. In this conversation with Author Jennifer Egleston, we talk about her families experience with back-to-back losses, the impact of grief, and finding ways to actively connect and live with and through it. Jennifer's Website: https://www.jenniferegleston.com Jennifer's IG: Jennifer_Egleston

    39 min

  5. MAR 20

    Solo Episode: Death Doula Training, Agency For Dying People, One Year Left To Left Reflections

    In this episode I share some of the exciting topics coming up in future interview episodes, a recap of the workshop "If I Died This Year" , refections on nurturing relationships with our dead people and how agency is important for the actively dying, and ourselves.

    13 min
  6. Six Months to Live....Three Times: Tom LeNoble on Leadership, Mortality, and Living Fully

    MAR 17

    Six Months to Live....Three Times: Tom LeNoble on Leadership, Mortality, and Living Fully

    In this episode I talk with Tom LeNoble, author of My Life in Business Suits, Hospital Gowns, and High Heels, a memoir recounting his extraordinary life experiences with death, illness, identity, and resilience. Tom shares deep insights into his personal journey through life-threatening illnesses and how on three separate times he was told he had six months or less to live. This perspective shapes how he approaches leadership, responsibility, and resilience. Tom offers perspectives that challenge common attitudes toward mortality and living fully. Tom spent decades building and leading teams at companies such as MCI, Walmart.com, Palm, Facebook, and high-growth startups.He was often brought into organizations to address operational challenges that later revealed deeper leadership and cultural dynamics. His work today focuses on helping accomplished leaders see clearly what is influencing their leadership, decisions, and organizations. Website: https://www.tomlenoble.com IG: lenobletom

    36 min
  7. Sitting With the End: A Death Doula’s Perspective with Darnell Lamont Walker

    MAR 10

    Sitting With the End: A Death Doula’s Perspective with Darnell Lamont Walker

    In this episode, I’m joined by Darnell Lamont Walker, a death doula, Emmy-nominated children’s television writer, producer, and explorer. Darnell creates spaces worldwide for healing through storytelling, end-of-life care, and workshops on grief, resilience, unlocking the writer within, and radical empathy. We talk about what it means to be a death doula and the powerful experiences Darnell has had sitting with people at the end of life. He shares tender moments, the meaningful conversations he believes we should be having about death, and how witnessing the end of life changes the way we see and live our own. This episode is a reflection on love, presence, and the many ways people experience their final moments. I encourage you to get a copy of his most recent book "Never Can Say Goodbye". It will change your life. Website: https://darnellwalker.com IG: @hello.darnell

    1h 5m

  8. MAR 4

    Solo Episode: Dead People's Things, Wailing, Leave Some Helpful Tips

    It's my first solo episode! I hope to do this weekly to share what I'm learning, invite you to gatherings and offer some tips to make use of before you die. 3

    12 min
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Through conversations of death we learn how to show up more fully for the rest of our lives.

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  • Creator
    Jenna Goodhand
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    42
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Jenna Goodhand
  • Show Website
    We Are All Dying

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