EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 36 MIN
The Interviews - John Kammer: AI and Grief
from It's A Death Sentence: An Unexpectedly Funny, Deeply Human Podcast About Death & Life
This episode goes right to the heart of one of the most tender, complicated spaces we’ve ever explored.In this episode, we sit down with John Kramer, founder of Guardian Angels, to talk openly about using AI as a tool in grief. John shares his own journey through loss, the accidental beginnings of the platform, and how it evolved from an experiment into a structured, therapist-guided journaling experience designed to help people process pain rather than replace human connection.What You’ll Discover- From Digital Séance to Structured Healing: How Guardian Angels moved from conversational AI to reflective journaling rooted in evidence-based grief tasks.- Why Men Often Connect With This Tool: The safe, risk-free space it creates for those who struggle to talk about feelings or show vulnerability.- Guardrails, Ethics & The Path Forward: How the platform is built to support real healing, with clear boundaries, therapist input, crisis resources, and an intentional focus on integration rather than dependence.John’s clear that this isn’t about speaking to the dead or replacing therapy. It’s about giving people (especially those who find it hard to open up) a private outlet to name their feelings, process pain, and slowly integrate their loss into life moving forward. The pushback he’s received has actually helped shape something more responsible and human-centred.It's A Death Sentence shares real stories of life after loss and is produced by Urban Podcasts. Listener discretion is always advised.
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no idea what i was going on about at the very start, edit as required, i was having a moment and forgot what we were doing. sorry Carrie x to be scheduled for 16th May 2026 please
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