Good Grief is a compelling and inspiring podcast that delves deep into the stories of individuals who have triumphed over adversity, trauma, and tragedy. Hosted by Dr. Christine Malone, each episode unveils the raw and honest narratives of guests who have faced life's most challenging moments head-on. Through candid conversations, guests
Good Grief is a compelling and inspiring podcast that delves deep into the stories of individuals who have triumphed over adversity, trauma, and tragedy. Hosted by Dr. Christine Malone, each episode unveils the raw and honest narratives of guests who have faced life's most challenging moments head-on. Through candid conversations, guests share their journeys of resilience, shedding light on the strategies, mindset shifts, and support systems that empowered them to rise above their darkest hours.
We have listeners in 48 countries! With compelling content that engages people from ages 18 to 60+.
Good Grief is available for streaming on several different platforms including Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcast, Amazon Music, Castbox, iHeart Radio, Overcast, Pocket Casts, and Radio Public.
Dr. Christine Malone works alongside her daughters Mallory and Molly to produce quality podcast episodes that focus on grief, trauma and healing. In each episode, Dr. Christine Malone interviews a guest who shares their story of grief.
In this week's episode Dr. Christine Malone interviews a three person team, Kristina Faulkner, Michael Vinton and Tina Chevalier. Tina, Michael and Kristina are founders of the group, Impacted Survivors of Murder-Suicide. Each of them shares their story of grief related to murder-suicide and how they turned their grief into a support system for others.
In this week's episode Dr. Christine Malone shares her own perspective of grief during the holidays.
In this week's episode Dr. Christine Malone interviews Dr. Paul Zeitz. Author of the book, Revolutionary Optimism: 7 Steps for Living as a Love-Centered Activist , Dr. Paul Zeitz shares how he moved his family to Africa to fight the AIDS epidemic.
In this week's episode Dr. Christine Malone's daughter Mallory McCollum shares the story of the loss of her father from suicide at just 2.5 years old. Mallory shares how the grief from his death seems to come in waves over the years as life changes.
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