Lucy Smith

And we've got Vonnie in Brunswick.

Last question, Vonnie.

What do you want to ask Dr Hannah?

Hi, Dr. Hannah, Dr. Kyle, big fans.

I just wanted to ask a question about, I'm very, I'm obsessed with watching documentaries, pretty much mainly documentaries that have to do with murder and somebody's died and the history of the people, like real people murdering people.

And when I used to work in trauma,

with mental health children and things like that.

And my colleague, 15 years ago or so, like, my early days of the career, I worked with somebody who was obsessed with very similar things, podcasts and things like that.

And I'd be like, that's horrible.

Why do you want to listen to that stuff?

For me, like, I've never liked scary movies, never wanted to watch them, always found them too much.

And I also had somebody else who was in

in the police force and had seen a lot of that too.

And she was also really obsessed with it and I could never understand it.

Years on, now it's like I now have that same obsession and I just don't know where that comes from.

And my husband who's never worked in that sort of area can't understand it now because he's so surprised now I like that sort of thing.

So I'm just intrigued at how that works.

And so for anyone listening right now, what would you say to them about, you know, going about their day or going into their week, you know, what's something you can take with them about death and being able to talk about it more and making it more normalised to have these conversations?

Yeah, a whole new way to talk about death, dropped in March.

Hannah, thank you so much.