All There Is with Anderson Cooper

I lost my son Dylan March 20, 2024. Your season 2 had just ended and it was the first one that I came across. As a mother, the pain is unbearable but hearing that your mother survived gives me hope. The podcast has been helpful. Thank you so much for sharing your story.

I have listened to your podcast a number of times and the vulnerability that death causes comes through you and touches my heart! I was left to figure out life on my own after my mother died when I was 2 and my father disappeared. I lived with my grandfather until I was 15 then I was on my own after he died. For the first time in years I have been exposed to a number of people who say they feel alone in the world when their parents died. That is the first time my feelings were validated. I have always felt like I was on my own without anyone to have my back. I was married twice 13 years each, and have two daughters but as Whoopi said they are my kids and I care take them even though they are in their late 40’s. I’m writing a book around this concept integrated into my life!

We need to hear more about the transformation of grief, loss, love, and connection in this time of disconnected chaos. This podcast is essential. That’s it.

When I heard that people were inundating this podcast unfairly with bad reviews to retaliate over Anderson’s moderating of the Harris town hall I was disgusted and shocked. Anderson Cooper is the intelligent, curious, unbiased, logical voice of our time and we are lucky to have him in this world on our screens and in our ears. This podcast, Anderson’s broadcasts and journalistic work is incredible. Thank you Anderson for being you.