Grief Encounters is a weekly podcast hosted by @Sashahearts and @VenetiaQuick. Tales of love, life and loss.
Dublin City, Ireland
Joined December 2018
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On #StPatrickDay & with #MothersDay this weekend, we share this episode of @GriefPod Venetia & Sasha talk to Seamus, a Derry born writer who lost his mother when he was 6 yrs old, leaving his father to raise 10 children as a lone parent. ☘️ 🧡 To listen; podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
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Delight @RTENationwide will be re showing their episode on @GriefPod & other podcasts tomorrow evening! Tune in from 7! @sashahearts @iandoylee
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This reminded me of watching my little boy get sick and die. It’s very good. vimeo.com/163892172?ref=tw-s…
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Really loved this week’s episode of @GriefPod with one of my favourite writers @shockproofbeats. Séamas speaks to us about his upcoming new book, Did Ye Hear Mammy Died, which is out next year. A pleasure to chat so openly with him about his wonderful mother Shelia.
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Loved this chat about my forthcoming book Did Ye Hear Mammy Died. It's a memoir of growing up as the best little bereaved boy in Ireland, with ten siblings, several dogs, and a dad who knows every priest in Ireland and taped nearly a thousand films off the TV. Coming in 2021.
We really-really loved this weeks chat with @shockproofbeats . Séamas spoke about loosing his mam Sheila three weeks before his 6th birthday, and growing up with grief alongside his 10 siblings and incredible father. His beautiful memoir “Did Ye Hear Mammy Died?” is out next year
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Today is #nationalgriefawarenessday A day to remember the loves we’ve lost & to send extra love to the ones who feel lost in their grief. A little text or call to somebody today could mean a lot. @GriefPod @sashahearts @iandoylee
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A few months ago I spoke with the wonderful @GriefPod about parental #death, isolation in #grief, societal expectations & my book for grieving young adults '365 Days Past the Traffic Lights'. In these times it's so important to look out for those grieving apple.co/2E5KW29
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Saying goodbye during #COVID19 restrictions... Our @orlaeye joined @GriefPod this week to talk about the realities of grieving in these exceptional times how we can stay connected and supported.
🎧 @GriefPod Episode! Not getting to say goodbye, online funerals & not seeing loved ones for support is just some things we are struggling with right now & @IrishHospice Head of Education, Research & Bereavement Services @orlaeye Keegan joins us this week spoti.fi/3fsz4F8
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Podcasts offer a chance to hear other people's accounts, and expert views, of #grief - which can be a genuine source of comfort and help you feel less alone. @GriefPod, available for free on Spotify, covers a wide range of topics and types of grief: buff.ly/2U9o5GN
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The @griefpod is a weekly podcast that looks at an issue that affects us all and yet remains so difficult to talk about.
This weeks guests is The Sunday Times’ writer Laura Kennedy who spoke about her mother Emma, who died from pancreatic cancer. #grief
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Thank you @lizgoregrimes & @image_magazine for asking me to write about my experience of bringing up kids going through grief. I hope I portrayed them as the fab little humans they are. 💜@GriefPod #Grief
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Walking to a room filled floor-ceiling with coffins to browse and pick one for dad as if you’re at IKEA is one of the surrealist experiences of my life & one I‘ll never forget. We need to normalise convos about #grief so grievers feel more prepared & less alone @GriefPod #podcast
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I had a chat with Sasha about what grief looks like several years in, grieving like a Stoic (it isn’t what you might think), and the ways that grieving well can teach us how resilient we are, even (or especially) after our worst fears have been realised.
“Even after five years, even a couple of lines from a song can bring her back in that moment.” The brilliant Sunday Times writer @LooraKennedy joins us this week to speak about her mother Emma and life after losing her. podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcas…
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He’s best known for his long career as rugby analyst and children’s book author but this week @RealBrentPope joins us on @GriefPod to speak about his father and the pain of losing him after a lifetime of a wonderful relationship. It’s a real love story ❤️ open.spotify.com/episode/1CF… – at Dublin City, Ireland
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In this episode of @GriefPod Erin McGathy chats with Sasha about coming to terms with losing her mother, years down the line. She also discusses how the grief she felt manages to manifest in different ways all those years later. alustforlife.com/mental-heal…
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I spoke to @GriefPod about coping with the loss of a parent. One of the hardest things for me has been people not talking about dad and not asking me questions when I've desperately wanted/needed to talk about him and open up about how I'm feeling. #grief #weneedtotalk #podcast
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A very emotional afternoon, but amazing to feel the love and support so many people have for the Hospice, in return for the dignity, incredible care and serenity they give to so many people & their families 🕯@IrishHospice #LightUpALife @GriefPod @planetmurt
