https://www.spreaker.com/show/to-grieveenSociety & CultureCopyright Will Daddariohttps://d3wo5wojvuv7l.cloudfront.net/t_rss_itunes_square_1400/images.spreaker.com/original/5f8febd1ba420a152088caed28a707ee.jpghttps://www.spreaker.com/show/to-grieveThu, 26 Sep 2019 00:31:12 +0000Will DaddarioWill Daddariogrow@invitingabundance.netTo Grieve helps people to grieve openly and purposefully by connecting them with artists, scholars, and social activists who have designed a creative grief practice.cleanepisodicWill Daddariogrow@invitingabundance.netTo Grieve helps people to grieve openly and purposefully by connecting them with artists, scholars, and social activists who have designed a creative grief practice.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/11119280/ceremonial-grief-concert
JoJo Silverman: Devotional Music Foundation, musicasprayer.org (musicasprayer.org) and Drcacaos.com (Drcacaos.com)
Aditi Sethi-Brown: aditimusic.com (aditimusic.com)
Greg Lathrop: thirdmessenger.com (thirdmessenger.com)



Three other participants in the ceremony were unavailable for recording, but please check our their work, too: Musicians Jay Brown (Jaybrownmusic.com (Jaybrownmusic.com)) and Jason Hebal, and Sheridan Hill (http://www.griefcircle.net/ (http://www.griefcircle.net/)) who functions as a grief doula in the space.

And keep your eyes peeled for the launch of the Center for Conscious Living and Dying in early 2019.
You can also find each of the musicians on Facebook, so look them up if you feel called to the Raga Room!]]>http://www.blubrry.com/to_grieve/39756720/Tue, 27 Nov 2018 17:58:00 +0000Will DaddarioThis episode brings us to the Raga Room, nestled in the highly charged environment of Black Mountain, North Carolina, where Will interviews Aditi Sethi-Brown, JoJo Silverman, and Greg Lathrop. Once each season, these musicians host a Ceremonial Grief...
JoJo Silverman: Devotional Music Foundation, musicasprayer.org (musicasprayer.org) and Drcacaos.com (Drcacaos.com)
Aditi Sethi-Brown: aditimusic.com (aditimusic.com)
Greg Lathrop: thirdmessenger.com (thirdmessenger.com)



Three other participants in the ceremony were unavailable for recording, but please check our their work, too: Musicians Jay Brown (Jaybrownmusic.com (Jaybrownmusic.com)) and Jason Hebal, and Sheridan Hill (http://www.griefcircle.net/ (http://www.griefcircle.net/)) who functions as a grief doula in the space.

And keep your eyes peeled for the launch of the Center for Conscious Living and Dying in early 2019.
You can also find each of the musicians on Facebook, so look them up if you feel called to the Raga Room!]]>4412cleanfullWill DaddarioThis episode brings us to the Raga Room, nestled in the highly charged environment of Black Mountain, North Carolina, where Will interviews Aditi Sethi-Brown, JoJo Silverman, and Greg Lathrop. Once each season, these musicians host a Ceremonial Grief Concert that harnesses the powers of collective grieving and music to hold space for the work of spiritual transformation in the wake of grief. After listening to the episode, please check out the following links for more information. JoJo Silverman: Devotional Music Foundation, musicasprayer.org (musicasprayer.org) and Drcacaos.com (Drcacaos.com) Aditi Sethi-Brown: aditimusic.com (aditimusic.com) Greg Lathrop: thirdmessenger.com (thirdmessenger.com) Three other participants in the ceremony were unavailable for recording, but please check our their work, too: Musicians Jay Brown (Jaybrownmusic.com (Jaybrownmusic.com)) and Jason Hebal, and Sheridan Hill (http://www.griefcircle.net/ (http://www.griefcircle.net/)) who functions as a grief doula in the space. And keep your eyes peeled for the launch of the Center for Conscious Living and Dying in early 2019. You can also find each of the musicians on Facebook, so look them up if you feel called to the Raga Room!Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/11119280/faiths-lodge_1https://faithslodge.org/), a grief retreat center in Danbury, Wisconsin, that hosts grieving parents and families as well families with a child who has a medically-complex condition. Joanne speaks to several of the facilitators and administrators who support the healing grief work that takes place at the Lodge: Kelly McDyre (Executive Director), Jenna Rogers (Director of Advancement), Tammy Breault (Counsellor), John McMahon (Counsellor), and Arlene Rauchbauer (Massage Therapist). Come learn about the special place where hope grows.]]>http://www.blubrry.com/to_grieve/38295232/faiths-lodge/Thu, 04 Oct 2018 19:45:00 +0000Will DaddarioThis podcast features Faith's Lodge (https://faithslodge.org/), a grief retreat center in Danbury, Wisconsin, that hosts grieving parents and families as well families with a child who has a medically-complex condition. Joanne speaks to several of the...https://faithslodge.org/), a grief retreat center in Danbury, Wisconsin, that hosts grieving parents and families as well families with a child who has a medically-complex condition. Joanne speaks to several of the facilitators and administrators who support the healing grief work that takes place at the Lodge: Kelly McDyre (Executive Director), Jenna Rogers (Director of Advancement), Tammy Breault (Counsellor), John McMahon (Counsellor), and Arlene Rauchbauer (Massage Therapist). Come learn about the special place where hope grows.]]>2335cleanfullWill DaddarioThis podcast features Faith's Lodge (https://faithslodge.org/), a grief retreat center in Danbury, Wisconsin, that hosts grieving parents and families as well families with a child who has a medically-complex condition. Joanne speaks to several of the facilitators and administrators who support the healing grief work that takes place at the Lodge: Kelly McDyre (Executive Director), Jenna Rogers (Director of Advancement), Tammy Breault (Counsellor), John McMahon (Counsellor), and Arlene Rauchbauer (Massage Therapist). Come learn about the special place where hope grows.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/11119280/faiths-lodgehttps://faithslodge.org/), a grief retreat center in Danbury, Wisconsin, that hosts grieving parents and families as well families with a child who has a medically-complex condition. Joanne speaks to several of the facilitators and administrators who support the healing grief work that takes place at the Lodge: Kelly McDyre (Executive Director), Jenna Rogers (Director of Advancement), Tammy Breault (Counsellor), John McMahon (Counsellor), and Arlene Rauchbauer (Massage Therapist). Come learn about the special place where hope grows.]]>http://www.blubrry.com/to_grieve/38295232/Thu, 04 Oct 2018 19:45:00 +0000Will DaddarioThis podcast features Faith's Lodge (https://faithslodge.org/), a grief retreat center in Danbury, Wisconsin, that hosts grieving parents and families as well families with a child who has a medically-complex condition. Joanne speaks to several of the...https://faithslodge.org/), a grief retreat center in Danbury, Wisconsin, that hosts grieving parents and families as well families with a child who has a medically-complex condition. Joanne speaks to several of the facilitators and administrators who support the healing grief work that takes place at the Lodge: Kelly McDyre (Executive Director), Jenna Rogers (Director of Advancement), Tammy Breault (Counsellor), John McMahon (Counsellor), and Arlene Rauchbauer (Massage Therapist). Come learn about the special place where hope grows.]]>2335cleanfullWill DaddarioThis podcast features Faith's Lodge (https://faithslodge.org/), a grief retreat center in Danbury, Wisconsin, that hosts grieving parents and families as well families with a child who has a medically-complex condition. Joanne speaks to several of the facilitators and administrators who support the healing grief work that takes place at the Lodge: Kelly McDyre (Executive Director), Jenna Rogers (Director of Advancement), Tammy Breault (Counsellor), John McMahon (Counsellor), and Arlene Rauchbauer (Massage Therapist). Come learn about the special place where hope grows.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/11119280/fevered-sleep-and-this-grief-thinghttp://www.feveredsleep.co.uk/)—talk about their current art and life project, "This Grief Thing." (thisgriefthing.com) Fevered Sleep's projects appear in very diverse places, across the UK and beyond, from theatres, galleries and cinemas, to parks, beaches and schools, and in the spaces of everyday life: in people’s homes, on phones, online. Whatever they make and wherever it’s experienced, the company is driven by an ambition to present outstanding and transformative art. "This Grief Thing" is part pop-up grief center, part philanthropic outreach, and part artistic experiment. This episode will surely interest performance makers, cultural theorists, fans of socially-engaged art, and grievers from all walks of life.]]>http://www.blubrry.com/to_grieve/38295231/Thu, 04 Oct 2018 19:40:00 +0000Will DaddarioSam Butler and David Harradine—the artistic directors of Fevered Sleep (http://www.feveredsleep.co.uk/)—talk about their current art and life project, "This Grief Thing." (thisgriefthing.com) Fevered Sleep's projects appear in very diverse places,...http://www.feveredsleep.co.uk/)—talk about their current art and life project, "This Grief Thing." (thisgriefthing.com) Fevered Sleep's projects appear in very diverse places, across the UK and beyond, from theatres, galleries and cinemas, to parks, beaches and schools, and in the spaces of everyday life: in people’s homes, on phones, online. Whatever they make and wherever it’s experienced, the company is driven by an ambition to present outstanding and transformative art. "This Grief Thing" is part pop-up grief center, part philanthropic outreach, and part artistic experiment. This episode will surely interest performance makers, cultural theorists, fans of socially-engaged art, and grievers from all walks of life.]]>3563cleanfullWill DaddarioSam Butler and David Harradine—the artistic directors of Fevered Sleep (http://www.feveredsleep.co.uk/)—talk about their current art and life project, "This Grief Thing." (thisgriefthing.com) Fevered Sleep's projects appear in very diverse places, across the UK and beyond, from theatres, galleries and cinemas, to parks, beaches and schools, and in the spaces of everyday life: in people’s homes, on phones, online. Whatever they make and wherever it’s experienced, the company is driven by an ambition to present outstanding and transformative art. "This Grief Thing" is part pop-up grief center, part philanthropic outreach, and part artistic experiment. This episode will surely interest performance makers, cultural theorists, fans of socially-engaged art, and grievers from all walks of life.Nohttps://www.spreaker.com/user/11119280/kara-jones-creative-grief-practicehttps://creativegriefstudio.com/author/kara/) and GriefAndCreativity.com (https://griefandcreativity.com/) shares her knowledge from 20+ years of experience as an artful and heARTful griever. This episode is ideal for hospice nurses, death doulas, social workers, and other medical professionals who are seeking resources for cultivating an inclusive grief environment. Kara and Will discuss the intersection of grief and social justice, the triumphs and failures of language in grief work, and their own experiences as grieving parents.]]>http://www.blubrry.com/to_grieve/36571331/Wed, 29 Aug 2018 14:46:00 +0000Will DaddarioKara Jones of the Creative Grief Studio (https://creativegriefstudio.com/author/kara/) and GriefAndCreativity.com (https://griefandcreativity.com/) shares her knowledge from 20+ years of experience as an artful and heARTful griever. This episode is...https://creativegriefstudio.com/author/kara/) and GriefAndCreativity.com (https://griefandcreativity.com/) shares her knowledge from 20+ years of experience as an artful and heARTful griever. This episode is ideal for hospice nurses, death doulas, social workers, and other medical professionals who are seeking resources for cultivating an inclusive grief environment. Kara and Will discuss the intersection of grief and social justice, the triumphs and failures of language in grief work, and their own experiences as grieving parents.]]>3341cleanfullWill DaddarioKara Jones of the Creative Grief Studio (https://creativegriefstudio.com/author/kara/) and GriefAndCreativity.com (https://griefandcreativity.com/) shares her knowledge from 20+ years of experience as an artful and heARTful griever. This episode is ideal for hospice nurses, death doulas, social workers, and other medical professionals who are seeking resources for cultivating an inclusive grief environment. Kara and Will discuss the intersection of grief and social justice, the triumphs and failures of language in grief work, and their own experiences as grieving parents.No