This week on the show I host David Ferrugio, the host of the Dead Talks podcast. In this episode, we delve into David's grief journey after losing his father in 9/11 and explore how public tragedy intersects with private mourning. We discuss the importance of normalizing conversations around death, the profound impact of near-death experiences, and the role of spirituality in creating a meaningful life. We also contrast our podcast missions and delve into various perspectives on what happens after we die. Tune in to hear about the healing potential of confronting grief and the spiritual insights that can arise from processing loss. Visit our podcast page for additional resources and insights from David's show.

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Life, Death & the Space Between Dr. Amy Robbins

Exploring life, death, consciousness and what it all means.

Put your preconceived notions aside as we explore life, death, consciousness and what it all means on Life, Death & the Space Between.

00:00 Podcast Introduction

02:37 Grief Journey Begins (Father on 9/11)

07:18 Realization as Cars Gather Outside

08:15 Watching the Collapse

09:12 Uncertainty in Loss

10:34 Public vs. Private Grief

15:02 Replaying Footage as Exposure Therapy

17:11 Catalyst for Dead Talks Podcast

31:07 Spiritual Synchronicity at the Memorial

41:06 Family Healing and Integration

43:59 Outro

Resources Mentioned in the Episode:

1. Podcast: Dead Talks

2. Social Media: Dead Talks Podcast

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