A podcast about the relationship between the living and the dead.
Winston-Salem, NC
Joined May 2018
- Tweets88
- Following26
- Followers315
- Likes54
Death, et seq. retweeted
A city of 8 million + can only cremate 85 bodies per day. Find out why in my convo with Phil Tassi & @dfleming16 of @NYSCemeteries on this week’s ep of @Deathetseq deathetseq.simplecast.com/ep… – at Winston-Salem, NC
Death, et seq. retweeted
You should also try @Deathetseq -- it's a fabulous podcast on death, funeral, and cemetery law.
Death, et seq. retweeted
NEW BOOK ALERT! Regulation of the Funeral Services Industry: A Legal Research Guide by @TMAR22 is now available. This is the first and only resource to break down the complex regulatory framework of the funeral services industry. Learn more: bit.ly/2RDAfsf
Death, et seq. retweeted
@AvettArchivist on No Hard Feelings. Listen to the whole episode of @deathetseq to learn more about the way @theavettbros discuss grief, death, and life in their music: deathetseq.com/2018/11/03/av…
Death, et seq. retweeted
New podcast from @Deathetseq launches today featuring @theavettbros’ music.
“Their whole catalog is about life, but at the end, death is there.” Hear @AvettArchivist & @Tmar22 play excerpts of songs and discuss how the lyrics address grief, dying, & more.
deathetseq.com/2018/11/03/av…
Death, et seq. retweeted
“Their whole catalog is about life, but at the end, death is there.” --@AvettArchivist
In the latest installment of @Deathetseq, I talk to Tim Mossberger about the way that @theavettbros address death and grief in their lyrics. Check it out.
Episode 16: Music, Mortality & The Avett Brothers with Tim Mossberger deathetseq.com/2018/11/03/av…
Death, et seq. retweeted
Halloween was once intricately tied to a day when we actively engaged with death; and facing our own mortality was at the heart of the celebration.
orderofthegooddeath.com/the-…
Death, et seq. retweeted
Researching Laurel Hill Cemetery for a @Deathetseq episode on Cemetery Tourism in Philadelphia. An 1852 history of this rural cemetery starts with Genesis 23. There’s a reason I start Funeral and Cemetery Law class with those passages.
Death, et seq. retweeted
Two of our favorite people in conversation! Lee Webster and Tanya Marsh talking about home funerals, green burial and social justice. @Deathetseq bit.ly/2waDpH5
Death, et seq. retweeted
#GreenBurial is an #EnvironmentalJustice issue and #HomeFunerals are a #SocialJustice issue. Proud to call Lee Webster a mentor and a friend and head her call to action
Episode 9: Lee Webster on Home Funerals, Green Burial, & Social Justice deathetseq.com/2018/07/30/we…
Death, et seq. retweeted
Prof. Tanya Marsh (@TMAR22), who specializes in funeral and cemetery law, tells @VICE that U.S. law around human remains is vague, because they don't quite fit into the two categories—people or property—that define our legal system. wfu.law/f9b
Death, et seq. retweeted
Where Did New Yorker’s Go For Rest & Relaxation in the 1840s and 50s?
To The Cemetery, Of Course.
stuffnobodycaresabout.com/20…
Death, et seq. retweeted
“The vast majority of these specimens did not give consent.” That remains my #1 issue with the trade in human skeletons. It was great talking to @BeckettMufson about this topic. @WFULawSchool vice.com/en_us/article/9km38…
Death, et seq. retweeted
Thanks so much! Here's a link to the segment!
wbez.org/shows/worldview/a-w…
Death, et seq. retweeted
I think it is really important for the funeral industry to listen to and understand the reformer/consumer advocate perspective, and for reformers to listen to and understand the funeral industry perspective. @Deathetseq will try to bring listeners all perspectives. – at Winston-Salem, NC
Thank you to Bob Fells of @iccfa for joining me on @Deathetseq to discuss proposed changes to the Funeral Rule, challenges facing the death care services professions, and the value of the traditional funeral and disposition. deathetseq.com/2018/07/23/ep…
Death, et seq. retweeted
That @DeathSalon is coming to @MountAuburnCem suggests cemeteries can remain beautiful, natural, historic, & artistic places, even as they embrace new practices that allow them to attract new lot-owners & reconnect them to a broader public. bostonglobe.com/ideas/2018/0…
Death, et seq. retweeted
This week on @Deathetseq, I talk to @DeathSalon director @LibraryatNight about medical ethics, @MutterMuseum, the anatomy acts, books bound in human skin & much more. @OrderGoodDeath deathetseq.com/2018/07/15/ro… – at Manhattan, NY
Death, et seq. retweeted
Thank you @CDfuneralnews for writing about @Deathetseq and calling it an “enlightening new death podcast to bring mortality musings to the masses.” New episodes every Monday! Www.deathetseq.com – at Missouri, USA
Death, et seq. retweeted
Our first @Deathetseq ep on Music & Mortality, featuring David Childers, is out. He plays 5 songs for us, including the podcast theme song. @RamseurRecords @BobCrawfordBass deathetseq.com/2018/07/09/ep… – at Kentucky, USA