Everything we've published on video.
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Bassam Aramin’s ten-year-old daughter Abir was killed by Israeli Border Police gunfire in 2007. On meeting the Israeli father who lost his own daughter the same way, and choosing peace over revenge.
Elayne Sallemi on what it actually means to be a green witch: an ancestral, plant-based approach to death care, why she covers mirrors, what is in her apothecary bag, and what a full green burial looks like.
Elayne Sallemi was clinically dead for two minutes as a child. On what she has seen since, and why she calls death itself her guardian angel.
Teresa Renzetti has spent 25 years watching people try to talk their way through grief. A conversation about why grief is a body experience, not a cognitive one.
When her cousin Gabe was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at 42, Kristine Cofsky learned what it actually looks like to support someone through MAID — the anger, the agency, and the secondary grief that came after.
Cory Hill explains the shomer — the watcher who sits with a body until burial — and the Jewish belief at the center of it: that no soul should pass, or wait, alone.
A two-minute reminder from Victoria Holmes: nobody dying wishes they had spent more time on their taxes.
Stephen Garrett has spent 40 years as a death doula and grief counsellor. On what unexpressed grief does to a person, and the difference a plan makes.
Victoria Holmes has spent over a decade sitting with the dying. What she has seen is consistent: nobody talks about their taxes.
Devon lost his mother and stepfather to medical assistance in dying within 13 months, and a close friend suddenly in between. A conversation about supporting a death on someone else’s terms.
