When Grief Becomes Performative

Episode 7 of the All the Grief podcast, hosted by Rebecca Luttrell & Andrea Giron Mathern, titled "When Grief Becomes Performative" was published on January 29, 2024 and runs 53 minutes.

January 29, 2024 ·53m · All the Grief

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

In this episode we explore the concept of performative grief and parasocial relationships, as well as reflecting on our own judgy relationship to these topics.

Episode Description

In this episode we explore the concept of performative grief and parasocial relationships, as well as reflecting on our own judgy relationship to these topics.

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

Only Trying to Help, Episode 136 Helping Feels Like an Emergency

Mar 25, 2026 ·34m

Only Trying to Help, Episode 135 Using Storytelling as a Tool to Help Others

Feb 25, 2026 ·35m

Only Trying to Help, Episode 134 Trying to Help in Romantic Relationships

Jan 28, 2026 ·30m

Only Trying to Help, Episode 133 Well-Meaning Messages About Safety

Dec 31, 2025 ·31m

Only Trying to Help, Episode 132 Asking Permission Before Helping

Nov 26, 2025 ·29m

Only Trying to Help, Episode 131 The Urge to Fix

Oct 29, 2025 ·39m

Similar Podcasts

Beauty & The Grief Beauty & The Grief Real Talk. Real Loss... all the things people won’t really tell you when you lose a parent. EXPLICIT Explicit Can't Call Your Mom with Nicole Weston Nicole Weston Welcome to Can't Call Your Mom, the podcast for women who are living, loving, and leading after losing their mom. For the motherless mothers who are raising babies, running businesses, and showing up for everyone else, all while carrying a grief most of the world doesn't have space for.I'm Nicole Weston, transformational life coach, mother, wife, business owner, and a motherless mother just like you. I searched for a place where I could bring all of me — the grief and the ambition, the healing and the hustle. I couldn't find it. So I built it. Explicit All the Lonely People Jason Nelson All the Lonely People is an exploration and discovery of self. After the death of his wife our protagonist is faced with the internal struggle of loss and grief while trying to raise his three-year old daughter. It's a journey through time of love, family, death, and what comes after. Explicit grief/relief Moe Provencher Join host Moe Provencher every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month for conversations with some of her favorite people, as they share stories of loss with each other and examine how grief has transformed their lives. You'll hear laughter, sometimes tears, and always profound intimacy. The grief/relief podcast hopes to normalize conversation around the often painful and taboo topic of grief, to explore how change can be beautiful, and how loss affects our lives in unexpected ways. We want to know - how do different people react to loss in all of its forms? Where do they find hope? How does one survive? These candid discussions provide a positive way to engage about grief, bring each other some support through hard times, and also give us a little fun along the way. Explicit

URL copied to clipboard!