It’s a space for real, unfiltered conversations about end-of-life topics, including the questions you’ve pondered and the things you should know.
The podcast aims to boost death literacy and improve grief outcomes for the bereaved. Every episode features a different guest, each of outstanding calibre. Rosie Batty AO, who lost her son to domestic violence, shared her powerful story of grief, resilience and navigating life after such a loss; Jackie Dent spoke about what happens to your body when you donate it to science; and Shelly Skinner, founding director of Lionheart Camp for Kids, discussed how to help children navigate grief.
Catherine is one of Australia’s leading voices on death literacy and end-of-life planning. She is also the mastermind behind the innovative Critical Info platform, which helps people document their legacy, wishes and personal paperwork and shares it with their nominated contacts when they’re admitted to hospital or die.
Listen to Don’t Be Caught Dead wherever you get your podcasts or visit criticalinfo.com.au
