**Season Finale: *The One Where We Wrap It Up***

After 20 episodes of laughter, chaos, honesty, and more than a few tears—we’ve reached the end of Season 1. In this final episode, we take a look back at what we’ve covered, what we’ve learned, and the moments that meant the most to us.From funeral disasters to ghost stories, from serious chats to the truly unhinged—we’re so proud of the little griefy corner of the internet we’ve created.But most of all, we want to say a *huge* thank you. Whether you’ve listened to every episode, dropped us a message, or just stumbled across us along the way—your support has meant the world. Truly. We started this podcast to feel less alone, and it’s ended up connecting us to so many brilliant, kind, funny humans. We’re so grateful.

See you soon for Season 2…

Grief isn’t always somber—it can be awkward, absurd, and downright hilarious. In this episode, we delve into the unexpected comedy that arises in the darkest moments. From funerals gone awry to the cringe-worthy things people say when they don’t know how to handle loss, we explore how humour can be a coping mechanism in the face of grief. Join us for a candid discussion filled with laughter, vulnerability, and the chaotic reality of navigating life after loss.

This week, we’re joined by Beth’s self-proclaimed “emotional support human” Sam, who opens up about losing her dad to motor neurone disease.From navigating the early days of his diagnosis to juggling life, care, and the emotional weight of it all, Sam shares her story with honesty, warmth, and the kind of humour that gets you through the really tough bits.We talk about trying to keep life feeling “normal” when it’s anything but, the quiet heartbreak of watching someone you love change, and the comfort of finding people who just *get it*.Sam’s dad’s song was *Sweet Love* by Anita Baker—so that’s where this one gets its name.It’s a tender one, but there’s laughter too. Have a listen.