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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2015

Why You Should Be Death-Positive

from Modern Notion · host Emma Morgenstern

Our guest on today’s episode of Modern Notion Daily is Caitlin Doughty, a mortician and author of Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: And Other Stories from the Crematory (W. W. Norton & Co., paperback September 2015). Doughty promotes “death positivity”—which does not mean you should be happy when a loved one dies, but that you should embrace the…

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Our guest on todays episode of Modern Notion Daily is Caitlin Doughty, a mortician and author of Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: And Other Stories from the Crematory (W. W. Norton andamp; Co., paperback September 2015). Doughty promotes death positivity—which does not mean you should be happy when a loved one dies, but that you should embrace the dying and post-death process. In the interview, Doughty reveals her plans for her own body after she dies. Later in the hour, reporter Erika Beras takes us south of the border to Oaxaca, Mexico, to learn about making mezcal. She visits with artisanal producers of the drink, as well as people making the smoky spirit in their own homes. Music this hour: Hairy Fairy Hotaruna by Monroeville Music Center, from the album Musique Concrete for Beginners “Soldiertype (militarised)” by Ketsa, from the album What’s Without’s Within andnbsp;

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