DEAD Talks

11/26/2025

The holidays can be difficult so go for a walk when you feel overwhelmed. A little goes a long way.

Drop a ❤️ if you’re looking for grief support now or for later and I’ll send you our GriefJourney app to check out if it’s a fit for you.

11/26/2025

She asked for a sign and got one the next day.

If you're into stories of receiving 'signs' this 7 minute podcast is for you to watch on Youtube. Or, search for DEAD Talks Episode 237 wherever you get your podcasts.

https://youtu.be/Kcvd-dJBBdg?si=GEUn_MsxILXWKtCX

In today’s powerful episode of DEAD Talks, David sits down with Alexis, a young widow who shares one of the most undeniable signs she has ever received from ...

11/26/2025

I feel everything is on the otherside of facing it.

After my dad died in the World Trade Center I would watch the 9/11 footage over and over. Looking for new angles, replay after replay. I knew I wanted to make myself cry. I wanted to get something out. In doing this I believe it really helped process a lot as my growth continued.

This exposure therapy was fragile in that I was conscious of not going too far with it to the point of being numb or desensitized. It was a facing and part of almost my accidental healing process.

This is from a three hour podcast I did on the - if you’re interested in listening comment “exposure” & I’ll send you the links.

11/26/2025

Hey y’all — quick update!
I’ve built private peer-to-peer grief community on Discord with monthly online meetups and group chats.

I won’t launch it until at least 30 people commit so it actually functions — the whole point is the community.

The first 50 people to join once it launches will get in for $10/mo.

You’ll get:
• Monthly Zoom grief circles
• 24/7 access to community group chats
• Loss-specific channels to connect with people who understand

If you’re interested (or want more info), drop a comment below so I know this even reached you. ❤️

11/26/2025

This one hit me hard for some reason. Embracing impermanence is easier said than done, as always, but in practice it shifts the way we move through life.

If you or anyone you know is looking for grief support comment “journey” as I’m launching a peer-to-peer community online that will only launch if I get enough people + my grief app is available now & I’ll message you the links.

11/25/2025

Popstar Christina Grimmie passed away next to her brother Marcus who tells the story. Throwback podcast episode 189 is a raw conversation on sibling loss, public loss and the grief that follows.

Comment “Grimmie” if you want the links to this podcast sent to you. With

11/24/2025

Have you ever received a sign? Comment “signs” to get links to listen to this new edition 7 minute podcast sharing the story of a woman who got an “undeniable sign.”

11/23/2025

She asked for an undeniable sign from her late husband and got one. Have you ever received an undeniable sign?

A different style podcast series sharing 'Signs From The Afterlife' drops tomorrow.

Comment "signs" if you're not subscribed (for free) to Apple/Spotify/Youtube and I'll send you the links to follow there so you don't miss this episode.

11/23/2025

My mothers near-death experience was profound. Comment “Mama” if you missed her telling the full story of her near/death experience in podcast episode 233.

11/22/2025

True?

GriefJourney, a different type of simple grief companion app is 20% off until Black Friday. Say "Journey" below if you want me to message you the link to our new app that I hope helps!

11/21/2025

As a boy I didn’t know what was what but I knew I needed a release when words weren’t coming out. The lyrics fueled the physicality of my Grief. That’s the beauty of connecting whether it’s music or with our peers. So thank you Linkin Park, now come on my podcast.

11/21/2025

Gary Sinise on losing his son was the hardest thing he’s ever endured. His perspective on grief and his management of the pain was such a powerful part of this podcast episode 218.

If you missed this episode comment “Sinise” and I’ll message you links and also a link to our new Grief App called GriefJourney for anyone that needs support.