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08/22/2026

08/20/2026

While there’s so much we can’t control, let’s embrace the things we can! You can trust the no-cost information from Everyone Dies to help you with some of life's toughest choices. Don't miss out on valuable insights—follow us at www.every1dies.org.

08/18/2026

Throwback Tuesday 🔙🎙️

Oral mucositis is more than just a painful side effect of cancer treatment. It can make eating, drinking, and swallowing difficult, increase the risk of infection, and in severe cases, even interfere with cancer treatment.

Knowing what to look for and how to care for your mouth can make an important difference.

🎧 Listen to the full episode on Everyone Dies Podcast https://every1dies.org/2026/s7e16-beyond-a-side-effect-when-mucositis-becomes-an-oncology-emergency/

08/17/2026

Life doesn’t pause when someone dies. Emails still come. People still expect things from you.
The world keeps moving—like nothing happened.
But what if the missing piece… is spirituality?

🎧Listen now: https://ow.ly/9sxO50YEknr

08/17/2026

Explore the profound journey of life and loss with Everyone Dies, where insightful podcasts and resources guide you through grief, healing, and living life to its fullest. Find us at: www.every1dies.org

08/17/2026

What happens when grief is too large to stay silent? In this episode of the Everyone Dies podcast, we explore the death of a child and how profound loss reshapes the human heart. Inspired by the film Hamnet, author Neil Perry Gordon shares his journey of losing his son, Sam, and how grief often finds another form in art and creativity. This is a conversation about learning how love continues after death and why grief changes the imagination forever. https://bit.ly/4dLOCDV

We discuss:
- The emotional connection between Hamnet and Hamlet
- How parents survive the death of a child
- Why grief often appears indirectly through creativity
- The difference between healing and continuation
- How art can help grieving people feel less alone

A month after we started this podcast in 2020, Charlie’s 23-year old son Michael was murdered. Last year at this time we published a podcast, written by Charlie, titled “When your child is murdered”. We dedicate this second week of May podcast to Michael and his family…and to all the families grieving the untimely deaths of their children.

08/17/2026

Can gratitude improve your health?
Research suggests it can. Daily gratitude has been associated with:
- Better emotional well-being
- Less stress and anxiety
- Greater life satisfaction
- Improved physical health
In this episode, we explore the science behind gratitude and simple habits you can start today.

Gratitude isn't about ignoring life's challenges. It's about noticing the good that exists alongside them.

Listen in to learn more about how practicing daily gratitude can improve mental and physical health, reduce stress, and increase well-being with simple, research-based habits. https://bit.ly/45p9ZWS

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro: Why You Should Practice Gratitude Every Day
01:31 - What Are You Grateful For? Charlie and Marianne Answer
04:45 - Gratitude Dip - Recipe of the Week
05:20 - Practicing Gratitude - Rebalancing our Attention on What is Safe, Kind, and Beautiful Around Us
08:51 - Interview with Tabitha Burrill (Tabitha’s Glass Emporium) About Her Gratitude Practice
24:30 - "A Gift" - Katheryn Starbuck
25:15 - Outro with Words from Epicurus

08/15/2026

New episode of Everyone Dies is 🔛🎙️

What are three things you're grateful for today?
Not because life is perfect.
Not because nothing is hard.
But because gratitude helps us notice the good that exists alongside the difficult.

🎧Listen more in this week's Everyone Dies podcast https://every1dies.org/2026/s7e20-make-gratitude-your-practice-every-day-with-tabitha-burrill/