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Ask a Death Doula

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Episodes

100

Cadence

0.9 ep/wk

Latest episode

5 days ago

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Gender split

Male 51% Female 49%

Age · peak 18-24

13-1711%

18-2433%

25-3432%

35-4416%

45+8%

Top geographies

United States34%
India11%
United Kingdom8%
Brazil6%
Indonesia5%

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About

Ask a Death Doula Podcast is a weekly show hosted by Hospice and Oncology nurse Suzanne B. O’Brien. Suzanne is the CEO and founder of International Doulagivers Institute. This is a vital platform for discussions and interviews that will bring back death into the natural fold of life. Ask a Death Doula will share vital education on how to care for those who are dying as well as sharing inspiring stories from working at the bedside with over 1000 dying people from all around the world. Please visit www.doulagivers.com to access our free education and resource center. About International Doulagivers Institute: The goal of Doulagivers Institute is simple and powerful - to provide affordable and accessible education and support to everyone in the world so that every person has the opportunity to die with comfort and dignity in their own home. Death is something that we all have in common no matter our race, religion, or socioeconomic status. We believe that this education to support people to have the most positive end of life experience is a human right, not a privilege.