Moms Don't Have Time to Grieve with Kelsey Chittick

By: Produced by Zibby Audio
  • Summary

  • When it comes to grief, individual loss is unique, yet so much of grief is universal. How do we lean into the pain, and then let it go? How do we reconnect with our loved ones and find them in new ways? What does death and losing someone ultimately teach us about life? Join Kelsey Chittick — writer, comedian, and widow of NFL Super Bowl Champion, Nate Hobgood-Chittick — as she explores grief and its gifts.


    A Zibby Audio production.

    Music by Morning Moon Music.


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Episodes
  • Addiction and Loss: How We Help and How We Grieve
    Jan 23 2023

    Karen Johnson’s fast-paced professional life came to an abrupt halt when she lost her 27-year-old son to a heroin overdose. Rather than grieve in a way that made people around her comfortable, she did the unexpected: she retired, sold her house and all of her household goods, and went on a two-and-a-half-year journey that took her all over the world, finding a spiritual practice along the way. She is the author of Living Grieving.



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    30 mins
  • If Anything Happens to You: The View from the Ones We Lost and How to Talk About Grief and Loss with Kids
    Jan 16 2023

    Kelsey is joined by Michael Govier, who, along with Will McCormack, wrote and directed the Oscar winning animated short film If Anything Happens I Love You. This short film portrays grief in the most raw and beautiful way as the grieving process is portrayed from all perspectives—not just the ones left behind. 



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    24 mins
  • When Life is Over Where Do We Go? And Why is Anxiety the "Missing Stage of Grief?"
    Jan 9 2023

    Both of Claire Bidwell Smith's charismatic parents were diagnosed with cancer when she was just 14 (and an only child). By the time she was 25, they were gone.  Claire shares wisdom, advice, and hope about life after loss and how we survive the hardest times. She is the author of Rules of Inheritance, Anxiety—The Missing Stage of Grief, and After Life




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    28 mins

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