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Grief can feel so lonely but talking about it and listening to others share their experiences helps. In all new episodes of this award-winning podcast, Anderson Cooper continues his deeply personal exploration of grief in all its complexities. In moving and honest discussions, he learns from others who have faced life-altering losses. Join the community to share your story and watch Anderson's weekly streaming show All There Is Live at cnn.com/allthereis
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I found this podcast not long after I lost my oldest sister to breast cancer when she was only 51. Before she passed we had endless conversations about the role I needed to play in my tween nephews’ lives. In 2016, I lost my best friend, to kidney cancer. In 2019, brother-in-law passed (husband to my other sister) at 44 from an aneurysm. My grief compounded. I can cry in therapy. I can cry with family; however, sometimes I need to be alone in my grief. This podcast allows me to process without isolating myself. It affirms how I feel about grief. Thank you, Anderson. This podcast filled a void.
I love have listening to these interviews I have been on a grief journey for the last 6 years with the loss of my husband I have followed so many grief sites but these interviews brought up things I hadn’t thought about It is always important to here from people who have had profound loss They are the only ones who understand fully
Instead of dividing people, this show brings people together. I have learned about my grieving process by listening to the people on this show. My heart goes out to all the people who have shared their experiences. Thank you!
Thank you, Anderson, for this beautifully curated master class in healing through grief. Your personal contribution to the stories shared by countless wise and generous souls is sincerely a gift for the ages.
I lost my spouse 2 years ago to breast cancer, and subsequently read and listened to lots of content about grief and loss. There is so much better material out there than this podcast. It is steeped in celebrity and privilege. I get it, the ultra rich suffer too, but regular people, and actual artists and writers, are more interesting to me. And frankly, while I’ve enjoyed some of Anderson Cooper’s journalism, this comes across as exhibitionistic. Colbert’s insights are very apt, however…
As a commentator and reporter, no one matches Anderson Cooper. This podcast is not a great example of his skill. There is something very different about struggling with grief when you can afford to keep a loved one’s apartments in NYC for several years versus the experience of “the rest of us.” It is very, very different when worrying about how to pay for a funeral, how to resolve sticky sibling issues, how to pay for attorneys, how to divide family heirlooms and more. While managing grief. What exactly is the point of this very public baring of the soul?
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