Death and Grief Podcasts

This podcast focuses on the importance of talking about death and dying before it is too late. With a new guest every episode, they broach topics such as talking to young people about dying, music at the end of life and unique funerals.

This podcast aims to make death and dying something we are comfortable talking about. They talk anything from supporting a dying loved one, to receiving a terminal diagnosis.

Hosted by comedian, Cariad Lloyd, she explores thoughtful, funny, and honest discussions with fellow comedians about their personal experiences with death. 

A platform for the diversity of voices in the academic field of Death studies. This podcast highlights and exemplifies the contributions between the range of people involved in researching dying, death and the dead.

By appreciating death as a 'part of life', this initiative aims to encourage positive and open conversations around death and dying in order to support everyone's right to a meaningful life and a peaceful death. 

Hosted by Catherine Ashton, founder of Critical Info, Don't Be caught Dead aims to encourage open conversations around death and dying. She meets with those who have experienced the death of a loved one, as well as professionals in the deathcare industry. 

Hosted by Andrew Denton, he explores the stories, moral arguments and individual experiences behind voluntary assisted dying law reform in Australia.