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Have you ever wondered what happens after we die? For Sharon Lee, psychic medium with over 50 years of experience, the answer is crystal clear – our souls continue on a never-ending journey while our physical bodies do not. Sharon takes us deep into her world of spiritual communication, revealing the profound differences between being a psychic and a medium. While psychics read your energy field offering guidance about life's path, mediums like Sharon create a direct connection with those who have passed on.

Whether you're a believer, a skeptic with an open mind, or simply curious about what might await us all, Sharon's insights offer a compelling perspective on death not as an ending, but as a transition to another state of being. 

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Death may be universal, but what happens afterward remains shrouded in mystery for most of us. Terry Clifton, with his 38 years in the funeral industry, provides a rare glimpse behind the curtain in this fascinating conversation about the misunderstood art of embalming.

"I work with a scalpel, not a wand," Terry explains, dispelling the notion that embalmers perform magical transformations. Instead, he walks us through the science and compassion that guide his work. We also explore the evolution of the funeral industry from a secretive, male-dominated field to one increasingly welcoming women in all roles.

Whether you're curious about what happens after death or seeking to understand the funeral process before you need it, this conversation offers valuable insights from someone who's dedicated his life to caring for the dead and comforting the living.

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What truly happens behind the scenes of a funeral ceremony? Brisbane's renowned celebrant Suzie Philp unveils the shroud of the life of a funeral celebrant.

Suzie dispels common misconceptions about her work, revealing the 10+ hours that go into each personalised ceremony. 

Through candid conversation, Suzie offers wisdom for celebrants and those that don't know about the industry. Yet her philosophy resonates beyond funerals: "Whatever you do, as a celebrant or otherwise, do it with passion, do it with courage... because you don't know whether or not you have that opportunity tomorrow."

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Step into the world that many fear to discuss—death, grief, and the stories that intertwine them. This episode features Robyn O'Connell, affectionately known as the Lady of Death, who brings over two decades of experience as a funeral celebrant to our ears. 

In a warm and engaging conversation, Robyn encourages us to unpack the often-taboo topic of death, sharing lessons and experiences that provide solace and understanding.

With personal anecdotes from her life, particularly the profound impact of losing her daughter, Rebecca, Robyn illustrates how grief can be a catalyst for growth and connection. 

She shines a light on various roles within the funeral industry, from embalmers to celebrants, highlighting the unique contributions each individual makes in honouring lives. More importantly, Robyn discusses her heartfelt impetus for founding the Rebecca Jane Foundation, a charity aimed at offering financial support to families encountering the heart-wrenching loss of a child.

Through her candid reflections, Robyn inspires a reimagining of how we view death—not as a subject of fear, but as an essential part of life’s narrative that deserves acknowledgment and conversation. Join us in this heartfelt exploration, and discover how openly discussing grief can create pathways to healing. As you embark on this journey, Robyn invites you to reflect, engage, and perhaps even shift your own perspective on death.

Tune in for this enriching discussion, and don't forget to share your thoughts, questions, and experiences with he. Together, let's make death a topic we can all engage in openly.