
Dinner With The Dead
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In this episode Kim Loliya explores how different cultures relate to the dead during this season of collective remembrance. Kim reflects on a personal experience from 2023 of experiencing Day of the Dead while in Mexico and the significance of community and intergenerational inclusion in processing grief. The conversation delves into the complexities of grief work, the role of joy and the importance of decolonial approaches and rituals that make space for rage and authenticity. Kim encourages listeners to find their own ways to honour their loved ones, which can also include choosing not to do that if it doesn’t feel safe or appropriate to do so.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction to Intergenerational Trauma
05:20 The Benefits of Time Travel
10:52 Day of the Dead Season
16:54 Complicated Feelings About The Dead
20:13 Reimagining Ancestral Work
22:28 Realistic Remembrance
28:52 Outro
CONTACT INFO
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- Website - blackpsychotherapy.org
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- Email address - info@blackpsychotherapy.org
EPISODE LINKS
- Transcript –You can find the transcript here
- How Madagascar Celebrates the Day of the Dead
- Visiting A Voodou Ceremony, Haiti - Fet Gede - Day of the Dead
- Events – Register here
- Event - Justice in Therapy, on 15th March 2025, online. Tickets can be purchased here
CREDITS
- Artwork – Kim Loliya in collaboration with DALL-E
- Editor & Producer – ZShed Productions