Bedste The Dying Matters Podcast-podcasts (2024)

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S3 Ep2: Challenging the status quo: racism in palliative care 32:59

2+ y ago32:59

32:59

Tracey Bleakley, CEO of Hospice UK, discusses the issue of racism in palliative care with Dr Jamilla Hussain, and how the hospice and wider end of life care sector must work together to address this.Af The Dying Matters Podcast

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Dr Rachel Clarke - Inside the NHS in a time of pandemic 22:06

3+ y ago22:06

22:06

Hospice UK’s Web Editor Leila Hawkins talks to Dr Rachel Clarke about her new book Breathtaking – Inside the NHS in a time of pandemic, about her experiences of working on the frontline during the first wave of the Covid-19 outbreak. The palliative care doctor describes the unwavering dedication of NHS staff, the pain of being in the second wave of…

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S3 Ep1: Dr Rachel Clarke - Dear Life 34:40

4+ y ago34:40

34:40

"The most powerful thing I come away from the hospice with every single day is the realisation that every moment matters." Dr Rachel Clarke's new book, Dear Life, is a powerful memoir about how end of life care can be best approached. As a palliative care doctor at Katharine House Hospice, she works on the front line of end of life care every day. …

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S2 Ep5: 'If death was a marathon you had to run, you'd do a few practise laps'. Kevin Toolis 43:30

5y ago43:30

43:30

Kevin Toolis has spent much of his career dealing with death, formerly as a journalist reporting and making films from conflict zones, but recently he started interrogating death and dying in a very personal way. He used his experiences with death to write ‘My Father’s Wake’, and reflect on how embracing the Irish way of dealing with death might he…

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S2 Ep4: 'I'm certain that people die how they live'. Greg Wise 52:24

5y ago52:24

52:24

Greg Wise is well known as an actor and producer, but recently he took up another occupation: trying to get people to talk more about death and dying. In this podcast, Greg shares his experience of becoming a full-time carer for his sister, Claire, after she was diagnosed with cancer, and what he learned from sitting by her bedside as she died. Gre…

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S2 Ep3: 'I've been associated with caring for over 10,000 people at the end of their lives.' Dr Kathryn Mannix 45:53

5y ago45:53

45:53

What can you learn from watching thousands of people die? When Dr Kathryn Mannix asked herself that question, she realised that she had a lot to offer beyond the normal scope of her job as a palliative care doctor, caring for people at the end of life. With four decades of clinical practice, Kathryn is uniquely placed to tell us what it is actually…

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S2 Ep2: 'You have to face the fact: it's going to happen.' Gary Andrews 36:55

5y ago36:55

36:55

Gary Andrews didn't expect to have to face the fact of death as soon as he did. He was away on a business trip when his wife Joy died suddenly, and he and his two children had to face grief head on. As an illustrator and an animator, Gary had already been working on a 'Doodle a Day' series to share with friends and family. After Joy died, the drawi…

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S2 Ep1: 'Dad, are you scared of dying?' Dr Rachel Clarke 44:59

5y ago44:59

44:59

For the first episode of our new season, we're talking to Dr Rachel Clarke, a palliative care doctor and former journalist who gained widespread notoriety as a leading campaigner in the junior doctors dispute of 2016. We chat to Rachel about what it's like to be a doctor who works with dying people every day, and why she believes it's so important …

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S1 Ep8: What Can You Do in Your Community? 34:50

6y ago34:50

34:50

The theme of this year's Dying Matters Week was 'What Can You Do in Your Community?' It's a question we ask to challenge people to think about ways they can help the people in their lives to talk more openly about death and dying, and make plans for the end of life. Most Dying Matters events are structured with this goal in mind, but they will vary…

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S1 Ep7: Talking to young people about death and dying 52:04

6y ago52:04

52:04

Most of us are more likely to only start talking about death and dying as we get older - as the prospect gets nearer, more familiar, maybe even more relatable. However, as we all know, death doesn't just come for us at the end of a long life. It happens to the young too. Our guests this week passionately believe that it's really important to includ…

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S1 Ep6: Being There: The Hospice Story 45:42

6y ago45:42

45:42

If you've been to a hospice before, then you'll know that they are amazing places. Hospices don't just provide nursing care for the dying, or the terminally ill. Since the founding of the first modern hospice in 1967, their work has grown to encompass rehabilitative therapies, emotional counselling, and even bereavement support for families, alongs…

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S1 Ep5: Bereavement 36:39

6y ago36:39

36:39

Dealing with the death of someone you love is one of the hardest things each of us will ever have to do. Grief can affect us in strange and frightening ways, some so strange and frightening that it's incredibly difficult to talk about them, and if you can't talk about them, then it can feel impossible to find the help you need. Linda Magistris, our…

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S1 Ep4: Funerals: I Did It My Way 40:33

6y ago40:33

40:33

Have you ever pictured what your own funeral will look like? The stock image we're given in films and popular culture has all the mourners dressed in black, facing a coffin at the head of a church or standing around it in a graveyard. But funerals are becoming increasingly diverse, as people move away from the traditional models towards something t…

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S1 Ep3: Music at the End of Life 51:38

6y ago51:38

51:38

What songs do you want played at your funeral? Whether you have a full playlist already planned, or are planning on using a book of hymnals, we can all agree that music is incredibly important to us. This week, we talk to two people who are using music to help people at the end of life. Andy Lowndes is the founder of Playlist for Life, an organisat…

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S1 Ep2: Before I Die 34:27

6y ago34:27

34:27

What do you want to do before you die? Maybe you have a bucket list you're working through, or a set of goals you want to achieve before the end. But would those goals be the same if you found out you only had a few weeks left to live? What would really matter to you? Ian Leech, our guest this week, never expected to have to discuss that question. …

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S1 Ep1: Let's Talk About It 48:57

6y ago48:57

48:57

Why should we be talking about death and dying? For the first episode of our new series, we talk to two people who have decided to spend their time helping others to have those difficult conversations. Megan Mooney, who runs a death cafe, and Barbara Altounyan, the Hospice Biographer, tell us about their work and explain just why having these conve…

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S3 Ep2: Challenging the status quo: racism in palliative care 32:59

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Dr Rachel Clarke - Inside the NHS in a time of pandemic 22:06

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S3 Ep1: Dr Rachel Clarke - Dear Life 34:40

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S2 Ep5: 'If death was a marathon you had to run, you'd do a few practise laps'. Kevin Toolis 43:30

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S2 Ep4: 'I'm certain that people die how they live'. Greg Wise 52:24

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S2 Ep3: 'I've been associated with caring for over 10,000 people at the end of their lives.' Dr Kathryn Mannix 45:53

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S2 Ep2: 'You have to face the fact: it's going to happen.' Gary Andrews 36:55

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S2 Ep1: 'Dad, are you scared of dying?' Dr Rachel Clarke 44:59

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S1 Ep8: What Can You Do in Your Community? 34:50

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S1 Ep7: Talking to young people about death and dying 52:04

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S1 Ep6: Being There: The Hospice Story 45:42

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S1 Ep5: Bereavement 36:39

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S1 Ep4: Funerals: I Did It My Way 40:33

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S1 Ep3: Music at the End of Life 51:38

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S1 Ep2: Before I Die 34:27

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S1 Ep1: Let's Talk About It 48:57

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