PodParley PodParley

Lotte Bowser: This Love is Eternal

On the 14th November 2020, at the age of 30, Lotte became a widow, after her soul mate, Ben Khouizter, died of Covid 19 in a Mexican hospital, where they had courageously travelled against all odds - to receive cancer treatment for a diagnosis they wer...

Episode 4 of the Human with Jess Mills podcast, hosted by Jess Mills, titled "Lotte Bowser: This Love is Eternal" was published on March 9, 2021 and runs 49 minutes.

March 9, 2021 ·49m · Human with Jess Mills

0:00 / 0:00

On the 14th November 2020, at the age of 30, Lotte became a widow, after her soul mate, Ben Khouizter, died of Covid 19 in a Mexican hospital, where they had courageously travelled against all odds - to receive cancer treatment for a diagnosis they were told was terminal in August. Lotte and Ben’s love, bravery and earth shattering pursuit to save his life, knew no bounds. Ben was 36, he was one of the most universally loved people on this Earth. Their story was one that captured the hearts and support of thousands of people all over the world who were willing him back to health. The profundity of his death has been felt on every corner of the planet. Lotte’s story is one which tells of the unique and quantum loss of her Ben, but it also speaks to the ‘distinctly’ cruel and isolated process of loss and grief that millions of people around the world are experiencing, as a result of the Covid 19 pandemic.   Since Ben’s passing…Lotte has committed herself to laying the raw and visceral narration of her grief open, and in doing so it has provided a witness statement to these very early, wild and raw stages of grief, that are normally experienced behind the veil of people's most hidden lives. So, this conversation is a rare and privileged window into the very early days and weeks after loss. Lotte’s story truly tells us of the limitless love and courage that grieving hearts can hold. So if the world is feeling like a dark or difficult place, join us and let your heart be ignited by the fire of the human spirit. Created and hosted by Jess MillsCreative co-production by Bonny TydemanProduced by Joel Porter - Dot Dot Dot Productions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On the 14th November 2020, at the age of 30, Lotte became a widow, after her soul mate, Ben Khouizter, died of Covid 19 in a Mexican hospital, where they had courageously travelled against all odds - to receive cancer treatment for a diagnosis they were told was terminal in August. Lotte and Ben’s love, bravery and earth shattering pursuit to save his life, knew no bounds. Ben was 36, he was one of the most universally loved people on this Earth. Their story was one that captured the hearts and support of thousands of people all over the world who were willing him back to health. The profundity of his death has been felt on every corner of the planet. Lotte’s story is one which tells of the unique and quantum loss of her Ben, but it also speaks to the ‘distinctly’ cruel and isolated process of loss and grief that millions of people around the world are experiencing, as a result of the Covid 19 pandemic.   


Since Ben’s passing…Lotte has committed herself to laying the raw and visceral narration of her grief open, and in doing so it has provided a witness statement to these very early, wild and raw stages of grief, that are normally experienced behind the veil of people's most hidden lives. So, this conversation is a rare and privileged window into the very early days and weeks after loss. Lotte’s story truly tells us of the limitless love and courage that grieving hearts can hold. So if the world is feeling like a dark or difficult place, join us and let your heart be ignited by the fire of the human spirit. 


Created and hosted by Jess Mills

Creative co-production by Bonny Tydeman

Produced by Joel Porter - Dot Dot Dot Productions


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wired to Work with Jess Chapman Jessica Chapman Wired to Work is a podcast about how people really work, and how we can work better, together.Hosted by workplace strategist Jess Chapman, each episode blends neuroscience, leadership, and human insight to explore what’s happening in our brains, bodies and our workplaces. Expect practical solo episodes that decode the science in real life, plus conversations with leading neuroscientists, coaches, and wellness experts who bring science-based insights into everyday work.So whether you're interested in creating a great workplace, want to learn how to work better yourself, or just interested in the brain and how we think, lead and learn, hit subscribe and come along.We're Wired to Work and we're just getting started! For Happy Life Needs Compassion, Love And Altruism Brijkant Upadhyay It's about life's lesson and more so over will helps us to become a good human with all humanity.. Human Conversations with Katriina Tahka A Human Agency In this series, CEO of A Human Agency, Katriina Tahka creates honest and authentic conversations with industry leaders to question our current ways of thinking when it comes to Humans in the workplace. The world is rapidly changing, and to progress towards an equal future, we need to be willing to stay curious, and be open to thinking differently to our current approach in Diversity, inclusion and equality. Stay tuned, and stay challenged. Unlocking Human Potential with Greg Clowminzer Greg Clowminzer Welcome to Unlocking Human Potential with Greg Clowminzer, a podcast dedicated to inspire, educate, and encourage human beings to look within as their primary goal in life.Greg Clowminzer is a pioneering transformational business and life coach who has a unique way of helping professionals by educating them how their minds work and how human beings create their experience. He offers year long coaching engagements, live events, and webinars to professionals and entreprenuers who are dealing with business challenges and performance related issues.Please visit www.GregClowminzer.com
URL copied to clipboard!