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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I remember reading books and just, like, I was so freaked out by it.
And I think moving into adulthood, like, I had a girlfriend die in college.
We were English majors together, and I just did not know how to process it, didn't know how to talk about it with friends.
And my whole little friend group who this girl was a part of just kind of fell apart.
And so we had no idea how to process it or talk about it.
So then flash forward to now where I feel like,
I'm around people talking about death all the time.
And it honestly has taught me that it gets easier the more you talk about it, which is kind of why I like gravestone recipes in the sense of like, it's easier to talk about food to be like, what meals do you like?
Like, how do you want to be remembered?
Like, you make really good cookies.
Do you want that to be served at your funeral?
Like, maybe you don't even want a gravestone.
Maybe you want your ashes scattered somewhere that's important to you.
Maybe you like the song and you want this played at your funeral or you want this on your deathbed.
So there's just a lot of things, and the idea that it's healthy to talk about these things.
This is also, I should say, based on the death positive movement.
Are you familiar with it?
I'm not familiar with it.
I wasn't either until this.
It started in hospice, basically this idea that people and society are better off if we talk about these things.
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