Podcasts
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Welcome to our podcast! Here we invite
experts and volunteers who deal with death on a daily basis to come and have a
conversation with us. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be a hospice
volunteer or a death doula you’ve come to the right place! We strive to create
an open and safe space to share experience, listen and learn about death from
varying perspectives. Take a seat and relax, you’re in good hands.
Link to the podcasts
Podcast 1: Madelon Mink - Hospice Volunteer
Madelon has been working for a year as a hospice volunteer, something she has found to be greatly rewarding. Connecting and caring for guests in the hospice who have only 13 weeks or less left to live.
Podcast 2: Katrijn Desteghe - Death Doula
Katrijn works as a death doula, coaching people through their last stage of life. With great insights and a more spiritual perspective, tune in to learn more about Katrijn’s story. (Dutch language audio; English transcript here)
Podcast 3: Dr. Judith Rietjens - Medical Expert for End of Life Planning and Decision-Making
In this riveting podcast we cover a range of topics from personal views on death to euthenasia and terminal illness as Judith adds her voice to the discussion on the taboo of death coming from a scientific background.
Link to the podcasts
Podcast 1: Madelon Mink - Hospice Volunteer
Madelon has been working for a year as a hospice volunteer, something she has found to be greatly rewarding. Connecting and caring for guests in the hospice who have only 13 weeks or less left to live.
Podcast 2: Katrijn Desteghe - Death Doula
Katrijn works as a death doula, coaching people through their last stage of life. With great insights and a more spiritual perspective, tune in to learn more about Katrijn’s story. (Dutch language audio; English transcript here)
Podcast 3: Dr. Judith Rietjens - Medical Expert for End of Life Planning and Decision-Making
In this riveting podcast we cover a range of topics from personal views on death to euthenasia and terminal illness as Judith adds her voice to the discussion on the taboo of death coming from a scientific background.