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The Widow’s Collective is where grief meets hope, healing, and community. Hosted by grief coach and widow, Lauren Lentz, each episode offers tender reflections, real conversations, and practical tools to help you navigate life after loss. Whether you’re in the depths of early grief or learning to reimagine your life in the “after,” you’ll find a gentle space to land here — one that honors your story, your pace, and your humanity.

The Widow’s Life brings gentle guidance and real-world tips from two seasoned Christian widows who have learned to build a meaningful life after loss. With warmth, humor, and Scripture, they talk about grief that lingers, faith that sustains, and everyday decisions—from managing a household to forming new routines and friendships. Come for encouragement; leave with next steps and renewed hope.

For widows, by a widow who found her way through the first year of grief. Joann The Life Coach sharing from the heart hoping it helps other widows find their way to reinvent their life and find joy.

A podcast for young widows who are navigating parenting through grief and disorienting loss.

The Widow Diaries is a heartfelt and honest podcast that explores what life really looks like after losing your person, especially at a younger age. Hosted by journalist and young widow Caroline Winter, each episode shares deeply personal conversations with those navigating the unique, complicated, and often invisible world of grief. Through powerful storytelling and raw reflection, The Widow Diaries honours the messy, beautiful, and courageous ways people rebuild their lives after unimaginable loss. Created by First Light Widowed Support, this podcast is for anyone touched by widowhood, or ...

Chuck + J-Me talk about navigating challenges as widows, and their journeys in pursuit of newfound happiness back to the mountain peak of life.

Four Muslim women widowed by the Christchurch mosque attacks share their journeys through a year of grief, the impact on their communities, and the steps they're taking towards a different life.

A gripping account of thirteen women who joined, endured, and, in some cases, escaped life in the Islamic State—based on years of immersive reporting by a Pulitzer Prize finalist. FINALIST FOR THE BAILLIE GIFFORD PRIZE NAMED ONE OF THE TEN BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY PUBLISHERS WEEKLY AND...

This podcast is a place where widows and others can come to feel less alone. A safe place to process and share all the feelings, emotions and other shit that comes with being a widow. This is podcast that I, as new widow needed desperately and could have turned to for comfort, understanding, information and a laugh. A place where anyone can come to learn what grief really looks like in hopes that they can be more understanding, empathetic, patient, and helpful to anyone around them going through this shit too. Grief sucks, but it sucks worse when those around you don't get it.

The show aims to shed light on the challenges faced by less privileged widows, providing support and a platform to promote a better life. Join us in making a difference.CBA Foundation is committed to shedding more light on the daunting challenges faced by less privileged widows. Our program offers a unique opportunity for widows to rekindle hope, heal, and thrive. We understand that widowhood can be a lonely journey, with experiences of ostracization, isolation, neglect, and rejection. However, through deliberate willpower and support, widows can find a new life and surmount these ...

Widow Walking Forward is an inspiring, uplifting, and informative podcast made to bring joy where there is grief! Lisa Joy has been a widow for three years, and it is now her mission to teach lessons on moving forward after losing a spouse. Derived from personal experience, intuition, and love, Lisa is dedicated to bring topics and themes that are sure to inspire. Come join Lisa Joy as she moves grief through the darkness into the light!

I help widows and widowers pivot from grief to growth in their journey after losing their spouse. 

If you're like me, which you probably are if you've tuned into a podcast with widow in the title... then you've experienced profound loss... and might even be feeling lost yourself. You're not alone. My name is Joelle Eckstein, and I am the widow of Rabbi Yechiel Eckstein of blessed memory, who unexpectedly passed away in 2019. He was a rabbi, singer, speaker, and was loved the world over for his ability to unite people... I was left completely lost, scared, and I would have to learn to live a life without him... But I'm here today to tell you that one step at a time, you can rebuild a new you...

A podcast designed for the young widower, the one struggling to figure out what “life” means without their person. The young widow that feels like she doesn’t belong in the widow group because she is at an earlier point in life. If you are a widow yearning for connection to other widows and trying to understand how to navigate life, this podcast is for you. Created by Britany Rivera, who became a widow and solo-parent at the age of 31. Feeling alienated from the world and at a different point in her life than her friends and family, she created this podcast to bring young widows together...

This is a place where you can come as a grieving widow for support and hear Biblical devotions to help in your journey of widowhood. These podcasts were born out of devotions I have led in my own local widow's ministry group at church. But, I wanted to make them available for those not receiving support in their widow's journey. I hope you are encouraged and blessed by listening to these episodes. You are not alone.

RAW Podcast will be a weekly podcast where we discuss our passion for helping widows and widower move forward, raw glimpses, stories, and experience of our own journey, Grief support, and other topics. We will also be inviting guest speakers. Our hope is to share our passion and build a community around us. The information provided by Widows in Motion/RAW: Real Authentic Widows podcast on all platforms is not to be interpreted as professional advice. No one on the team is professional therapists or counselors. All interactions are intended for educational and informational purposes only. Find ...

Becoming widowed at an early age is not something anyone expects to have happen to them. Deb and Rachel are 2 young widows who want to share their experience and insights through upbeat, honest - and sometimes ridiculous - conversations to help others navigate life and the grief process after prematurely losing a romantic partner. www.2widowchicks.com

(A safe space for all grief). Street Widow /strēt/ /ˈwidō/: 1. A woman who has lost someone she loves to the streets (gun violence, drugs, long term incarceration etc.).2. A woman suffering from a loss that has been shunned, forgotten, stigmatized or made to feel any less validated than the loss of another. We are healing in public so those healing in private can keep going.

My grief journey began in the Summer of 2020. I became a widow overnight. Writing has been a source of comfort, healing, and so many other things for me. The beginning of this blog was to house my writing. It’s become so much more. I feel so blessed to see and do the things I have. I write reviews of places and things I do. Here I discuss my struggles with my diagnosis and all the good, the bad, and the ugly that go with these conditions. You may find just about any topic that interests me for the moment!

This international podcast examines the challenges of grief and loss, while also exploring ways to move forward and even thrive. Each episode spotlights different voices of Spouse and Partner Loss with your host, Teresa Taylor-Williams. She is a widow, journalist, Diversity professional and mental health advocate. She is the founder of 2 Become 1 Grief Support, which includes a virtual support group and this podcast. Welcome to this space.