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Grief & Happiness

Grief & Happiness

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Aloha! Welcome to the Grief and Happiness podcast. My name is Emily Thiroux Threatt, and I am your host. I am the author of Loving and Living Your Way Through Grief, The Grief and Happiness Handbook, and creator of Grief and Happiness Cards: Gentle Support for Dealing with Grief and Finding Happiness

My purpose with the Grief and Happiness Podcast is to demonstrate to people who are dealing with grief and loss that they can grieve and be happy at the same time. The wide variety of guests address the myriad of issues that arise with loss and the spectrum of how grief and happiness relate. After a loved one dies, often people say they will never be happy again. By covering thought-provoking topics like creativity, compassion, community, purpose, inner peace, strength, coping, surrendering, and resilience with authors, speakers, coaches, and friends, listeners find inspiration and confidence guiding them on their grief journey. Each week the podcast showcases an interview with an inspiring guest and an additional brief podcast with a message of support and comfort.

Anyone dealing with grief or loss can come to the Grief and Happiness podcast to find comfort, support, love, and happiness. You are welcome here to learn ways to live your best life.

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Emily Thiroux Threatt
Développement personnel Hygiène et vie saine Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie Réussite personnelle Sciences sociales
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  • Bestselling Ghostwriter Samantha Rose: "I Let My Dead Mother Answer the Questions She Left Behind"
    Mar 3 2026
    If you've ever lost someone and felt the crushing irony of wanting to call them about their own death, episode 408 of Grief and Happiness is for you. Bestselling ghostwriter Samantha Rose joins Emily to share how losing her mother to suicide forced her to write the story she never expected — including the unconventional practice of writing her mother back to life to answer the questions she left behind. Raw, surprising, and darkly funny, this conversation will change the way you think about grief and healing.In This Episode, You Will Learn:(00:54) Samantha Rose's journey from ghostwriter to first-time author(01:54) Losing her mother Susan to suicide — and the shock that followed(04:41) The painful irony of losing her one person to call(06:04) How writing her mother back to life shaped her memoir(07:22) What the page revealed that therapy could not(09:04) Why surrendering to grief is the only way through(12:27) Channeling grief out of your body: writing, movement, and beyond(16:29) Why talking openly about suicide and grief is freeing(18:21) Emily's Sunday grief writing community and the happiness practice(21:55) Why Samantha never wants to stop missing her mother(25:24) The rare friend who can witness grief without fixing it(27:02) What grieving people actually need — and what to stop saying(28:23) Why sharing memories of the lost is the greatest giftSamantha Rose is an Emmy Award–winning television writer and New York Times bestselling ghostwriter whose nearly twenty collaborations include Reese's Book Club picks and titles featured in the Wall Street Journal and Harper's Bazaar. As principal of Yellow Sky Media, she has spent two decades helping others tell their stories — and in 2025, stepped into the spotlight to tell her own with Giving Up the Ghost: A Daughter's Memoir (Sibylline Press), winner of the San Francisco Book Festival's Best Memoir honor.Samantha joined Emily to discuss the raw, compounded grief of suicide loss — specifically, losing her mother Susan, a vibrant journalist and feminist, the same morning they had spoken. She shared how working with a grief counselor sparked her memoir, and how writing evolved into channeled conversations with her mother on the page, unearthing buried truths along the way. Together, she and Emily explored grief's relentless presence, the importance of surrendering to it, and the healing power of community and open conversation about those we've lost.Connect with Samantha Rose:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInFacebookGet Samantha Rose’s books!Let's Connect: WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagramTwitterPinterestThe Grief and Happiness AllianceBook: Emily Thiroux Threatt - Loving and Living Your Way Through Grief Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    32 min
  • Unwritten
    Feb 27 2026

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  • 1 in 3 Siblings Never Speak Again After a Parent Dies — Inherited Property Expert on How to Prevent It
    Feb 24 2026
    If you've ever worried about what happens to your family when a loved one passes, episode 406 of the Grief and Happiness podcast is essential listening. Inherited property expert Alexa Rosario reveals why 1 in 3 siblings never speak again after going through the inheritance process — and shares the framework she built after losing her own father to help families protect both their legacy and their relationships.In This Episode, You Will Learn:(00:58) Alexa's story: losing her father and the probate nightmare (04:56) Why inherited property is never logical — and attachment styles (10:12) The four "power vacuums" that open when a parent dies (15:02) How to start legacy conversations without the death talk (15:28) Why recipes and traditions are the real inheritance (20:50) Storyworth: capturing a loved one's memories (23:27) Discovering hidden family history through love letters (28:36) Inside Heirloom: from closure to legacy coronation (34:43) How to access Heirloom and find a trained agentAlexa Rosario is a South Florida-based real estate professional and founder of Heirloom, a platform that helps families navigate inherited property and senior transitions with both emotional intelligence and logistical precision. Licensed since 2013, it was the sudden loss of her father in 2018 — followed by a grueling probate process and the loss of her grandmother less than a year later — that set her on a mission to transform the way America inherits property. Her work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Women of Influence, and SFBW, and she is actively training agents across the country to bring Heirloom's heart-led approach to more families nationwide.In this episode, Alexa and Emily explore what Alexa calls "the long grief" — the emotional and logistical weight that descends on families after a loved one passes. Alexa introduces four "power vacuums" that open during inheritance: the provision vacuum (financial systems that vanish with the person who managed them), the soul vacuum (loss of the family's tradition-keeper), the legacy vacuum (loss of the person who gave the family its identity), and the secrets vacuum (revelations that surface after someone is gone). She also connects attachment styles to sibling conflict during grief, and shares her six-part Estate Transition Framework — moving families from emotional closure through curation and the property decision, to a final "coronation" that helps carry traditions forward — all rooted in her belief that the true inheritance is never the property, but the memories and identity passed from one generation to the next.Connect with Alexa Rosario:WebsiteSubstackInstagramLinkedInBook: Alexa Rosario - The Legacy YearLet's Connect: WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagramTwitterPinterestThe Grief and Happiness AllianceBook: Emily Thiroux Threatt - Loving and Living Your Way Through Grief Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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