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Death, et seq.

Tanya D. Marsh

Death, et seq. literally means "Death and what follows." This podcast addresses all aspects of death care in the United States -- options for funerals and disposition, the ways in which "traditions" are being disrupted, and where death care is headed. A broad range of experts within the funeral industry and various reform communities are invited to share their views. Listeners are invited to actively participate by submitting questions and topics of interest.

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Episódios

57 episódios

  1. Episode 58: What's Your Favorite Cemetery with Riley Sherman 54:01
  2. Episode 57: Katrina Spade and the Invention of Human Composting 55:16
  3. Episode 56: Permanent Placement of Cremated Remains with Honnalora Hubbard 58:06
  4. Episode 55: Why Good People Leave Funeral Service with Jon Raper 57:09
  5. Episode 54: Caitlin Doughty on the Oversight of Funeral Homes 57:50
  6. Episode 53: Anna Jordan on Celebrants and the Home Funeral Alliance 56:14
  7. Episode 52: A Conversation with Funeral Director Tim Schramm 1:05:36
  8. Episode 51: Tony Russo on Deathcare 50:05
  9. Episode 50: Human Remains and Medical Education with Emma Sherman 48:45
  10. Episode 49: A Death Doula's Guide to a Meaningful End with Jane Callahan 55:22
  11. Episode 48: A Conversation with Sam Perry 57:46
  12. Episode 47: Are Catholic Relics Illegal? 43:31
  13. Episode 46: Demystifying End of Life Planning Documents 19:51
  14. Episode 45: Empathy and End of Life with Stephanie Hopp 52:35
  15. Episode 44: The Strange Case of Jeremy DeWitte 26:22
  16. Episode 43: Regulating the Funeral Industry 30:19
  17. Episode 42: Green Burial with Suzanne Kelly 36:31
  18. Episode 41: Grave Goods 41:42
  19. Episode 39: Evidentiary Body Parts 34:50
  20. Episode 38: Disposition of the Remains of Incarcerated Individuals 32:35
  21. Episode 37: Cremated Remains and What to Do With Them 50:22
  22. Episode 36: Early American Protestantism and Death 50:15
  23. Episode 35: Catholicism and Death 50:32
  24. Episode 34: The Ancient Law of Death 43:37
  25. Episode 33: Burn, Bury or Biodegrade Me 35:36
  26. Episode 32: AI Memorialization and Digital Grief 21:14
  27. Episode 31: Military Burials with Professor Ellie Morales 31:17
  28. Episode 30: Cemetery GPR with Dr. David Leslie 52:51
  29. Episode 29: Buying and Selling Human Remains 36:32
  30. Episode 28: The Wake Forest Law Review & The Future of Death Care 33:25
  31. Episode 27: Cremation Fireworks 31:51
  32. Episode 26: Barbara Kemmis on Consumer Preferences in Death Care 47:38
  33. Episode 25: Multi-Jurisdictional Death with Bill Marsh 25:08
  34. Episode 24: Cryonics with Susan Hubbard 29:59
  35. Episode 23: The Laws of the Dead (Legal Deac Podcast) 1:05:19
  36. Episode 22: NYC Cemeteries & Crematories in the COVID 19 Pandemic 47:47
  37. Episode 21: Death Care in the Time of COVID 19 with Amy Cunningham 46:27
  38. Episode 20: Planning for Incapacity with Jonah Bamel and Greg Volk 52:05
  39. Episode 19: Discussing Cremation with Barbara Kemmis of CANA 1:07:19
  40. Episode 18: Music & Mortality: Murder Ballads and The Couldn't Be Happiers 49:13
  41. Episode 17: The Impact of the Protestant Reformation on Burial Practices (with Jordan Artrip) 46:47
  42. Episode 16: Music, Mortality & The Avett Brothers with Tim Mossberger 1:20:41
  43. Episode 15: Death Related Holidays with Tyler Cunningham 30:53
  44. Episode 14: Cemetery Tourism in Philadelphia and Music by Dan Zlotnick 44:48
  45. Episode 13: Sarah Crews on Conservation Burial, Home Funerals, Music & Mortality 49:04
  46. Episode 12: Josh Slocum of The Funeral Consumers Alliance 46:45
  47. Episode 11: Amy Cunningham and the Meaningful Funeral 54:17
  48. Episode 10: Cemetery Tourism in NYC and Boston 35:42
  49. Episode 9: Lee Webster on Home Funerals, Green Burials & Social Justice 41:18
  50. Episode 8: Bob Fells of ICCFA on The Value of the Traditional Funeral 56:39