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On Death and Dying – Part 2

Part 2 Welcome to Humanity Matters where we delve into deeply human topics with the intention to create meaningful connections, elevate our awareness, open our minds, and improve our wellness. So collectively we can reach our highest potential. Toni Juli

An episode of the Humanity Matters podcast, hosted by with Toni Julian, titled "On Death and Dying – Part 2" was published on March 11, 2024 and runs 32 minutes.

March 11, 2024 ·32m · Humanity Matters

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Part 2 Welcome to Humanity Matters where we delve into deeply human topics with the intention to create meaningful connections, elevate our awareness, open our minds, and improve our wellness. So collectively we can reach our highest potential. Toni Julian is here with special guest Frederick Marx, that she has been following, and supporting for several years now. He’s been called the Steven Spielberg of documentary. He’s an Academy and Emmy-nominated filmmaker, most known for Hoop Dreams, and has worked in the film industry and the television business for 45 years. His latest film, Veterans Journey Home, highlights solutions for veterans to realize productive civilian life. His previous feature documentary, Journey from Zanskar features the Dalai Lama with narration by Richard Gere. Be sure to visit: https://warriorfilms.org/ Turds of Wisdom https://amzn.to/49UbeNY At Death Do Us Part https://amzn.to/49UbeNY Rites to a Good Life: Everyday Rituals of Healing and Transformation https://amzn.to/48MpyXZ  

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Part 2

Welcome to Humanity Matters where we delve into deeply human topics with the intention to create meaningful connections, elevate our awareness, open our minds, and improve our wellness. So collectively we can reach our highest potential.

Toni Julian is here with special guest Frederick Marx, that she has been following, and supporting for several years now. He’s been called the Steven Spielberg of documentary. He’s an Academy and Emmy-nominated filmmaker, most known for Hoop Dreams, and has worked in the film industry and the television business for 45 years. His latest film, Veterans Journey Home, highlights solutions for veterans to realize productive civilian life. His previous feature documentary, Journey from Zanskar features the Dalai Lama with narration by Richard Gere.

Be sure to visit: https://warriorfilms.org/ Turds of Wisdom https://amzn.to/49UbeNY At Death Do Us Part https://amzn.to/49UbeNY Rites to a Good Life: Everyday Rituals of Healing and Transformation https://amzn.to/48MpyXZ

 

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