Today my guests are Lin Carruthers and Kate Clark, authors of a wonderfully helpful and practical book called Slow Down When Someone Dies.

Lin is a trustee of Pushing up the Daisies, a charity formed in 2016 by Kate Clark. Their work is aimed at anyone who wants and needs practical options and to know their legal rights immediately after someone dies, especially for those wanting to keep the body at home after death.

For more information about Lin and Kate, and Pushing Up the Daisies charity, please go to https://pushingupthedaisies.org.uk/about/

Huge thank you to my producer, Martin Redfern.

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Today, my guest is Micheál Connors, director of The Natural Academy, a not for profit Eco Social Enterprise, which offers accredited training courses for organisations wanting to work with nature and for people seeking a career in health, and wellbeing, ecotherapy and eco-depth psychology.

Lots of people are talking about the importance of connecting with Nature to find a sense of inner safety and healing, and the Natural Academy is taking this deeper by addressing the deep longing and yearning to be fully human.
https://www.naturalacademy.org/

Our conversation ends with the most beautiful song written by Micheál to honour our death and dying process.

A huge thank you to my producer, Martin Redfern.

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My guest is Terry Le Page, author of Eye of the Storm: facing climate and social chaos with calm and Courage.

Terry is an American transitional minister and hospice chaplain. She facilitates non-violent communications groups, grief circles, and social justice groups locally and for the international Deep Adaptation Forum.

Due to increasing global volatility I believe Terry's book will be one of the most important to come out this year. I recommend it to everyone and I hope you will be inspired and uplifted by our conversation.

Special thanks to my producer, Martin Redfern

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