Grief is messy, complicated, and deeply personal — but you don’t have to go through it alone. On A Place of Yes, host Heather Straughter creates a safe, unfiltered space to talk about the realities of loss. Each episode dives into the tears, the laughter, the WTF moments, and the hope — all of it. Through candid personal stories and expert insights, Heather explores the pain, resilience, and unexpected moments of light that come with grieving.
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Losing Her Mom Led to a Grief Blog That Took Off (00:56:27)
Chelsea Ohlemiller lost her mother in 2017, but the legacy of love, resilience, and truth she left behind continues to shape Chelsea’s life today. In this honest and heart-opening conversation, Chelse...
From Grieving Mother to Retreat Leader and Guide (01:03:01)
After losing both her mother and her son within two years, Marie Crews found herself shattered—and searching for meaning in the wreckage. What began as journaling to survive became the foundation for ...
Finding Movement, Art, and Meaning After Loss (00:51:08)
Carrie Pill is a Vermont-based oil painter, mountain athlete, and writer who experienced profound loss in a short span of time—losing both her mother and her stepmother within about a year. In this ep...
A Grief Counselor’s View on Life After Loss (00:53:46)
Grief doesn’t disappear—it changes, evolves, and becomes part of how we move through the world. In this episode, grief counselor and thanatologist Kelly Daugherty shares what she’s learned from two de...
A Veterinarian’s Perspective on Grief, Pets, and Peaceful Endings (00:51:03)
Dr. Anja Wurm is a veterinarian who specializes in at-home euthanasia—helping families say goodbye to their beloved pets in the comfort of their own space. This conversation explores how grief, dignit...
Turning Pain Into Pages After Losing His Daughter (00:34:12)
When Jim Labate lost his daughter Maria just 30 days after she entered the hospital on Christmas Day, his world changed forever. A longtime teacher and writer, Jim turned to storytelling to process th...
A Marine’s Mission to Honor His Daughter (01:03:45)
Kim “Rooster” Rossiter knows what it means to live through unimaginable loss. After the death of his daughter Ainsley, the retired Marine turned his pain into purpose—founding Ainsley’s Angels, an org...
15 Years of Grief: How Losing Jake Changed Our Family and Marriage (00:40:19)
Grief doesn’t end — it changes. In this episode, Heather sits down with her husband, Brian, to talk about what life looks like fifteen years after losing their son, Jake. Instead of a structured inter...
Gratitude, Grief, and What’s Ahead on A Place of Yes (00:03:51)
It’s the week of Thanksgiving, and instead of a regular episode, Heather is taking a moment to pause, reflect, and share what’s on her mind. In this short solo message, she talks about the complicated...
Stepping Away from Work to Make Space for Grief (00:57:41)
Grief doesn’t follow a neat timeline—and for Rebecca Feinglos, it took stepping away from her career to finally step into it. After losing both of her parents and navigating a divorce, Rebecca committ...
Preserving Connection After Loss with Birthdays from Beyond (00:51:51)
When Molly Pearson asked her father to fill out 75 birthday cards before he died, she didn’t know it would become a project that would touch so many lives. In this conversation, Molly shares the story...
Olivia Allen’s Legacy: A Father’s Perspective on Grief and Healing (00:44:28)
Grief doesn’t always look the same—especially for fathers. In this powerful episode, Heather sits down with Chuck Allen, father of Olivia Allen, for a heartfelt conversation about what it means to gri...
What Happens When You Lose a Parent as a Kid? An Artist’s Story (00:54:28)
Grief changes, but it never disappears. For illustrator and author Jordan Sondler, losing her dad at 14 shaped both her art and her understanding of what it means to carry loss through life. In this c...
Brotherhood, Loss, and Giving Back in the Grief Community (00:55:39)
Austin Wolfe lost his younger brother, Devin, in a car accident — a moment that changed everything. In this conversation, he reflects on that day, the strange quiet that followed, and how saying yes t...
Grieving Through Song: A Musician’s Journey After Losing His Son (00:52:44)
Grief is never simple, and for musician Jeff Brisbin, the loss of his son Josh continues to shape his life, his art, and his purpose. In this powerful conversation, Jeff shares what it means to carry ...
A Place of Yes - Season 3 Trailer (00:01:14)
Season 3 of A Place of Yes continues the conversations about grief that are honest, messy, and full of heart. Join Heather Straughter as she sits down with guests who show us that even in the hardest ...
The Conversations That Changed Us | Season 2 Finale (00:16:17)
We’re closing out Season 2 with a collection of the most powerful, moving, and unforgettable moments from this season of A Place of Yes. From raw grief and resilience to unexpected wisdom and strength...
Burying My Family One by One: Losing My Last 2 Living Siblings (00:27:31)
She’s buried 4 members of her immediate family. Only she and her mom are left.
In part 2 of this devastating conversation, Heather sits down with Kelly Talbot to talk about the most recent two losses...
Burying My Family One by One: Losing My Father & 3 Siblings (00:28:32)
She’s buried 4 members of her immediate family. Only she & her mom are left.
In part one of this devastating conversation, Heather sits down with Kelly Talbot to talk about the first two losses—her br...
I Lost My Dad to Brain Cancer—And I’m Learning to Live With My Grief (00:29:24)
Leah Stern was more than just a daughter—she was her dad’s best friend. When he died of glioblastoma, her world broke open.
In this emotional and raw conversation, Leah shares how she’s navigating li...
How 2 Families Found Hope in Adaptive Equipment (00:31:52)
This week’s episode is sponsored by Freedom Concepts, creators of custom adaptive tricycles, Chill-Out Chairs, and early intervention equipment that help individuals of all ages and abilities experien...
The Full Catastrophe: Losing a Son and Learning How to Live Again (00:33:17)
This week’s episode is a special live recording from Northshire Bookstore in Saratoga Springs, where Heather sits down with author Casey Mulligan Walsh to talk about her deeply moving memoir, The Full...
A Late Diagnosis: Losing My Mom to Rare Disease (00:36:32)
At just 19 years old, she lost her mom to Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency—a rare genetic disorder that went undiagnosed until it was too late. In this episode, she shares what it was like to watch her ...
Losing a Son to Rare Disease: Parental Isolation & Grief (00:21:43)
Dr. Al Freedman knows firsthand what it’s like to be a parent in the rare disease world—his son Jack lived with Spinal Muscular Atrophy for 26 years. In this conversation, he joins Heather to talk abo...
What It’s Like to Lose Your Best Friend at 18 (00:40:02)
Aubrey Ide was only 18 when she lost her best friend Olivia Allen to cancer. In this episode, Aubrey sits down with Heather to share what it’s been like to grieve so young—how the loss changed her, wh...
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