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Exit Interviews was created to help me process my father's sudden, unexpected death. I had never experienced death so close to me, and I didn't know what to do with my grief. But, I am and always have been a yapper, so I decided a podcast was (probably) cheaper than extensive therapy (don't worry though - I got that too). Exit Interviews takes you through the reality of grieving. It's not pretty and it's certainly not clean-cut. But because everyone does it differently, it's important to talk about it. My goal with Exit Interviews is to honor my dad by talking about him, and provide space for ...

Ontario nurses and clinicians are leaving their professions in droves; the surveys, the numbers, they all say so. i wanted to talk to individuals to find out what they're missing, and what they're looking for in their work. often, professional exit interviews are skipped over, so we're giving folks a chance to have their say, to make recommendations and to let people know why they left. if you want to interview, sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdcdwlFBDGg8tMxfKt-bepHNUEgyBp86pLTczFLnVFmkel9wA/viewform

To confront the existential question of mortality, we talk with those who write about it. World-renowned authors share their perspectives and lessons learned to help you navigate death, dying, loss, and grief.