Ep25: Reclaiming the Last Act of Love with Penny Waugh
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What if we’ve been taught that death belongs to someone else?
The hospital.
The hospice.
The funeral home.
The professionals.
But what if death still belongs to us? In this provocative episode of Death Demystified, Dr. Deerheart sits down with Penny Waugh, certified Death Doula and Funeral Coordinator, to question what we have forgotten about caring for our dying and our dead. Penny shares her own extraordinary journey from a 30-year corporate career into deathcare—and her passionate belief that we can reclaim choice, participation, ritual, and intimacy at the end of life.
Together, they explore questions we rarely ask:
Why have we stopped caring for our own dead?
What happens when we become participants rather than consumers?
Could the changing funeral industry actually create an opportunity to reinvent deathcare?
What is your “death style”?
And what might happen to our grief if we were invited to touch, wash, dress, honor, and care for the person we love after they die?
From home funerals and green burial to Natural Organic Reduction, sea burial, living funerals, and family-led after-death care, Penny invites us to discover possibilities many people don't even know exist. This isn't a conversation against hospice, medicine, or funeral professionals.It's a conversation about choice. About education.About sovereignty.And perhaps most importantly, about love. Because maybe the final question isn't “How do I arrange a funeral?” Maybe it's: “If love had one final act, what would it look like?”Come sit with us.This one may change the way you think about death—and perhaps the way you live.
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