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A gripping account of thirteen women who joined, endured, and, in some cases, escaped life in the Islamic State—based on years of immersive reporting by a Pulitzer Prize finalist. FINALIST FOR THE BAILLIE GIFFORD PRIZE ONE OF PUBLISHERS WEEKLY’S TEN BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR A BEST BOOK...

Colorado, 1976. When Reverend Mike Fuller and his beautiful wife, Sharon, arrive in the sleepy town of Rocky Ford, local residents think something’s off about the new couple. The God-fearing minister is gruff and cold, while charismatic Sharon has her husband wrapped around her finger.

Six marriages, six heartbreaks, one shared beginning. In her forties – a widow, too young, too modern to accept the role – Becky Aikman struggled to make sense of her place in an altered world. In this transcendent and infectiously wise memoir, she explores surprising new discoveries about...

The Widow’s Collective is where grief meets hope, healing, and community. Hosted by grief coach and widow, Lauren Lentz, each episode offers tender reflections, real conversations, and practical tools to help you navigate life after loss. Whether you’re in the depths of early grief or learning to reimagine your life in the “after,” you’ll find a gentle space to land here — one that honors your story, your pace, and your humanity.

The Widow’s Life brings gentle guidance and real-world tips from two seasoned Christian widows who have learned to build a meaningful life after loss. With warmth, humor, and Scripture, they talk about grief that lingers, faith that sustains, and everyday decisions—from managing a household to forming new routines and friendships. Come for encouragement; leave with next steps and renewed hope.

Delve into the life of Mrs. Barnaby, a woman whose journey has been marked by unexpected joys and trials. As she stands before Major Allen at the altar in the heart of Sydney, we reflect on her past—a life filled with happiness that many might have deemed misfortune. This continuation of her story promises to inspire and uplift, offering readers a glimpse into the resilience and positivity of a truly remarkable mind.

A podcast for young widows who are navigating parenting through grief and disorienting loss.

Chuck + J-Me talk about navigating challenges as widows, and their journeys in pursuit of newfound happiness back to the mountain peak of life.

The Widow Diaries is a heartfelt and honest podcast that explores what life really looks like after losing your person, especially at a younger age. Hosted by journalist and young widow Caroline Winter, each episode shares deeply personal conversations with those navigating the unique, complicated, and often invisible world of grief. Through powerful storytelling and raw reflection, The Widow Diaries honours the messy, beautiful, and courageous ways people rebuild their lives after unimaginable loss. Created by First Light Widowed Support, this podcast is for anyone touched by widowhood, or ...

Stay-at-Home Widow is the podcast where two lifelong friends talk about rebuilding ourselves after the sudden and unexpected deaths of our husbands, and maneuvering the fuckery of grief.We talk honestly about widowhood, friendship, identity, loneliness, anger, memory, laughter, survival, rebuilding, and all the strange, messy, tender, and sometimes absurd parts of grief.Rooted in the experiences of Black and Brown women, this show is not about “moving on.” It is about remaining, rebuilding, and learning how to live inside a life we did not choose.https://youtube.com/@stayathomewidow

The RESTORED Widow Podcast is for widows learning to navigate grief without disappearing inside it. Hosted by Andria Gaskins, founder of RESTORED Widow, this podcast offers honest conversations about grief, faith, identity, money, relationships, joy, and the complicated question that eventually surfaces after loss: Now what? Through personal stories, practical guidance, encouragement, and faith-inspired reflection, Andria helps widows move beyond simply surviving and begin rebuilding a life they can live without guilt. Moving forward doesn’t mean leaving your love behind. It means learning ...

My name is Diana and I’m a young widow. Today was the one year anniversary of the death of my husband Phil. I want to take up space and talk about the hard stuff that people don’t necessarily love to talk about out. So here’s me, nice to meet you. ❤️

This is a place where you can come as a grieving widow for support and hear Biblical devotions to help in your journey of widowhood. These podcasts were born out of devotions I have led in my own local widow's ministry group at church. But, I wanted to make them available for those not receiving support in their widow's journey. I hope you are encouraged and blessed by listening to these episodes. You are not alone.

In this enchanting rural romance set against the picturesque backdrop of Dorset, a 58-year-old farmer finds love with the stunning granddaughter of a recently departed friend. Their whirlwind marriage takes an unexpected turn when tragedy strikes, leaving the young bride a widow herself. Join Belinda Loveday as she weaves a tale of love, loss, and resilience.This show includes AI-generated content.

In this charming sequel, I must admit that despite her many quirks and flaws, I hold a deep affection for her. She has gifted me countless moments of laughter and joy, and I take pleasure in believing she has shared that joy with others as well. With this heartfelt confession, can anyone truly blame me for wanting to accompany her on the latest adventure since we last parted ways? Join me as I recount the delightful escapades of this remarkable lady, who was left in her elegant drawing-room in Curzon-street, enveloped by her family and friends. - Summary by Frances Milton Trollope

Explore the poignant themes of love, loss, and resilience in "Fiander's Widow," a podcast that captures the emotional landscape of rural romance. Set against the backdrop of Dorset's picturesque countryside, this series delves into the complexities of relationships, particularly those that blossom in the face of tragedy. Each episode features a new complete audiobook, inviting listeners to immerse themselves in a rotating collection of stories that explore the intersections of age, grief, and the unexpected paths to healing. This is not a single narrative, but a rich tapestry of unique ...

This podcast is a place where widows and others can come to feel less alone. A safe place to process and share all the feelings, emotions and other shit that comes with being a widow. This is podcast that I, as new widow needed desperately and could have turned to for comfort, understanding, information and a laugh. A place where anyone can come to learn what grief really looks like in hopes that they can be more understanding, empathetic, patient, and helpful to anyone around them going through this shit too. Grief sucks, but it sucks worse when those around you don't get it.

For widows, by a widow who found her way through the first year of grief. Joann The Life Coach sharing from the heart hoping it helps other widows find their way to reinvent their life and find joy.

Jenny Salkeld, PhD shares personal stories and resources to educate and provide hope to the widowed community.

When you become a widow, the heartache can be overwhelming. You feel lost. You feel broken. You feel alone. And you find yourself trying to pick up the pieces of your life and function. But I believe that every widow has the capacity to endure, that every widow has the power to overcome and the determination to create a new life filled with meaning and purpose. The Widow 180 Podcast is about turning tragedy, loss and fear into strength and creativity and a new passion for life. It's about self-reflection and realizing that we only have this one precious life to live and that a new life and a ...