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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2025 · 35 MIN

Cremation Secrets: What 60% of Americans Are Choosing (and Why It Matters) with Barbara Kemmis

from Buried in Work Podcast

Cremation is now the #1 choice in America—over 60% of families are choosing it. But what most people don’t know about cremation can create chaos, confusion, and costly mistakes when the time comes. In this episode of Buried in Work Podcast, Barbara Kemmis, Executive Director of the Cremation Association of North America reveals the real story behind cremation trends, what families often get wrong, and the surprising rise of new alternatives like water cremation and human composting. From misunderstood laws to emotional oversights in cremation planning, this episode dives into the heart of modern funerals, end-of-life planning, and the deeply personal choices we all face. Whether you’re planning ahead or navigating a recent loss, these insights could change how you think about deathcare—forever.Visit buriedinwork.com for the full show notes

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