EPISODE · Aug 13, 2025 · 37 MIN
Dialogues About Death | E25 Lets Talk About HBO’s "The Mortician"
from Dialogues About Death · host Chris Miller, CFSP
Have you seen HBO’s Documentary "The Mortician"? If it left you horrified, you’re not alone.But here’s the truth: what David Sconce did isn’t the Norm—it’s the Nightmare.This Friday, join us for a raw, honest conversation with two well-respected, multi-generational funeral directors: Chris Miller from California and Kim Hunter from Canada, who are ready to pull back the curtain on how funeral service should be done: with compassion, ethics, and heart.On Episode 25 of the Dialogues About Death Show, we’ll talk about: How to separate FACT from Sensationalism in "The Mortician" Documentary The questions EVERY family should ask when choosing a funeral home What’s being done to prevent history from repeating itself Why integrity-driven funeral directors still outnumber the bad actorsThis is the conversation we all need right now—because death-care deserves trust, not terror. Tune in THIS Friday, 8/8 at 9am to the Thomas Miller Mortuary Facebook page for our show "How to Talk About HBO's "The Mortician" Without Losing Faith In THe Funeral Industry" Drop your questions in the comments, and our guests will answer them LIVE!If HBO’s The Mortician made you lose trust in funeral homes… This is the episode you need to see.
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Have you seen HBO’s Documentary "The Mortician"? If it left you horrified, you’re not alone. But here’s the truth: what David Sconce did isn’t the Norm—it’s the Nightmare. This Friday, join us for a raw, honest conversation with two well-respected, multi-generational funeral directors: Chris Miller from California and Kim Hunter from Canada, who are ready to pull back the curtain on how funeral service should be done: with compassion, ethics, and heart. On Episode 25 of the Dialogues Ab...
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