Ep. 3: Food for the Plums? Green Burials and the Circle of Life
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Ep. 3: Food for the Plums? Green Burials and the Circle of Life
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What do you want to do with your body after death? For many people, this is a choice between cremation or casket burial. But in this episode, we learn about other options. Margit Warburg, a sociologist from the University of Copenhagen, tells us about the growing practice of forest burials in Denmark. Maria Recchia, an activist in eastern Canada, describes her efforts to introduce green burial practices in funeral homes and cemeteries. And Christian Lomsdalen, the president of the Norwegian Humanist Association, explains how he wants to be composted in his garden.
For further reading on this episode, see: https://nonreligionproject.ca/episode-3/
The Lifestances Podcast is part of the Nonreligion in a Complex Future (NCF) Project, a SSHRC-funded, international research project based at the University of Ottawa, Canada. For more on the NCF, see our website: https://nonreligionproject.ca/
The Lifestances Podcast is hosted by Lori G. Beaman and produced by Nathan Alexander.