Rosie Grant
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378 appearances
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 23 Jan
Rosie Grant’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There's new things in death studies these days.
Aquamation is the new cremation where you essentially are –
It's the same result at the end of you just have some like organic materials, but it's just through water.
Your body has run through water for like a month and then you turn into this material.
Whereas cremation is just, you know, you're fired up and in a matter of minutes, basically, you turn into the material.
So aquamation is an option.
You can get your body turned into gemstones so your family could have jewelry of you.
You can get your body shot into space.
You can get your body turned into a body farm or donate it to science.
There's these things called mushroom pods now, which I'm still learning if that's like how legit that is.
But it sounds interesting of like you put this body into a suit and then it's just it sprouts like new organic materials and it's very circle of life kind of thing.
And I think for me, some of the things that I care about is like, I want people to miss me when I'm gone.
I want to be mourned, but then I kind of want people to move on with their lives.
Like I would much prefer, you know, slowly fading into the distance over time.
I still, I guess I'm balancing at one point of like, oh, it's important to remember people's names, but also like,
Even cemeteries won't be around for forever.
Like the American cemetery is unusual as a model that we die and are buried there.
And given this expectation that you will be taken care of for forever, but for forever means it can mean anything.
And a cemetery could be relocated.
The gravestones could be lost.
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