Dr Hannah Gould
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 19 Jul
Dr Hannah Gould’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Whereas in Australia, if you were to ever suggest that death was even mentioned in a hospital, that would be kind of offensive, right?
Because it's like, well, what do you mean I'm going to die if I go to this hospital?
Or, you know, in America, there's a lot more in-home death, a lot more in-home hospice care, a lot more people die at home because they're given the support to do so.
i just think there's so many different ways that we could be doing death um no one country or society has the best option but it's what we were talking about because no one thinks about it it's like we've kind of written ourself out of the possibility of making it better yeah you can't make death better if you never want to talk about it yeah and what that means is that we just keep doing it in a way that's
Not bad, but just not as good as it could be.
Yes.
I'm kind of skeptical about ever making death good.
Which I feel like is a phrase that might be often used in birth as well, right?
People get really, you know,
I suppose I'm always kind of a little bit skeptical about optimization.
And this must be, I mean, it must be the same thing with birth.
When people talk about their, like, perfect birth plan.
Like, this is going to be the good birth.
And I have all of these things.
And, you know, plans never survive contact with reality.
And the same thing about death.
Like, people have...
you know, a good death and they have all these ideals, but then that adds a lot of pressure as well.
And it rarely goes to plan, right?
Rarely can you have exactly the birth, the death that you want, in the same way that rarely can you have exactly the birth plan that you want.
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