Please join us in welcoming special guest and new author - Emily P. Bingham! Emily joins the crew to talk about the loss of her husband to uveal melanoma in 2019, when she was 35 years old. Since becoming a widow, she leaned into her pain and turned it into purpose, by becoming a certified grief coach &amp; content creator. Her most recent success includes her new book, Love &amp; Grief, which beautifully blends her personal anecdotes with practical tools for fellow grievers. Check out her book now!Instagram @emilypbingham/ TikTok @emilypbingham/ <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Love-Grief-Healing-Meaning-Purpose/dp/1577154002/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3FKKSFGAO6TES&amp;dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.KtdpPfR6VLB56nP5i7aN9CHfTIy47OGCUxH9XtDuB-FBtLpXC9k82D0qJTrDaXQB.ziRmypIGkLWHj3Ti4Hg8uOecrlUextYp9DYLLNc3WFA&amp;dib_tag=se&amp;keywords=love+and+grief+by+emily+bingham&amp;qid=1709879769&amp;sprefix=love+and+grief%2Caps%2C141&amp;sr=8-1">Love and Grief Book </a>/ Instagram @themourningcrew / Email: <a href="mailto:themourningcrew@gmail.com">themourningcrew@gmail.com</a> / The Mourning Crew Facebook Page / Mental Health Resources

When You Need to Explain Grief to Young Kids

Three gals in their mid-twenties normalize talking about grief. Having each experienced a big loss, we know life isn’t always a tragic place with the sad movie music playing in the background.  We can cry, but we can laugh too! Whether it’s work, friendships, dating, or other everyday encounters, grief somehow finds a way to sneak in, but we hope this podcast lets you feel less alone and less uncertain speaking about it. So grab a cup of coffee (or a drink), go on a walk, throw it on in the car–we think grief conversations can actually be that casual–so let’s talk about it and go through it all together. Edited by Alyssa Royce.