Centre for Death and Society: CDAS Bristol Uni Press Dr Bethan Michael-Fox Kate Woodthorpe It's been a pleasure collaborating with the exceptional team at CDAS, alongside scholars like Dr Bethan Michael-Fox, Helen Frisby, and Kate Woodthorpe in my academic pursuits 🩷. There's nothing more rewarding than working with such a dedicated team in the field of death studies.✌️

Out out with my beautiful girl ♥️ Dr Bethan Michael-Fox
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Our next Death and Culture Researchers Meet Up is 30 April - book here! eventbrite.co.uk/e/meet-up-grou…

Extended deadline for #DORS #symposium in University of Helsinki till 26th April; we warmly invite you to submit your work, please see the CFP for themes and what #death and the #digital might mean.
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Florida may be an extreme case but anyone who teaches in a university humanities department will recognise the truth of Michael Hofmann's article. (No paywall.) lrb.co.uk/blog/2024/apri…

We now have a number of The Death Studies Podcast episodes exploring the topic of #suicide . 🧵👇

Our most recent episode with M. F. Alvarez 🏳️‍🌈 looks at personal narrative, autoethnography and the multifaceted of 'risk factors' 1/4
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Shout out to Dr Renske Visser who co-hosts one of my favourite podcasts, The Death Studies Podcast, and is now following me!🙀 The last episode with M. Alvarez made me look at my own experience with curiosity, and I usually go back to the interview with Foluke Taylor, I love it, it's tidal!

In this episode, hear M. F. (Mike) Alvarez on suicide, mental health and illness, autoethnography, fine art, reflexive writing, creative writing, interdisciplinarity and biases in the academy

M. F. Alvarez 🏳️‍🌈

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Just caught up with this episode with Professor Lucy Easthope & ♥️ it. Two key takeaways. 1: try to not hook too much into hope that things are going to get better, life is full of glory and conflicts, and it is about what we can learn & apply.

And 2: books offer comfort. Amen to that 💯

Flags fly half-mast around Finland in response to the Vantaa school shooting Yesterday.

This flag is at a school near my house in Vantaa. I must admit I've never had such a strong emotional response to a flag before.

So spoiled by the gorgeous & wonderful Prof Gayle Letherby for my birthday celebration with her! Thank you Gayle! You bring so much joy and wisdom to my life 💛💛💐💐💛💛

What the articles don’t say is how, as children, we’d all sneak into her bed every morning for cuddles, or how she’d always cut the crusts off our toast and have endless boxes of biscuits at the ready. A wise, beautiful, remarkable woman. Sleep well, Nan bbc.com/news/articles/…

Looking good Prof 😍

The wake up moment on this morning's drive

Picturing the chat with the 250 skulls

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So pleased this is being covered. Hospitals do miraculous things but discharge people into wilderness, with scant funds that you must fight for. This needs to change or else v. big ethical questions need to be asked re: the wider implications of treatment bbc.co.uk/news/entertain…

Do you listen to us on Apple Podcasts ? We'd love a review! At the moment we have 5 reviews and more reviews means more visibility, so please help your favourite Death Studies podcast out! RT appreciated 🥰🥰🥰

👀 Sneak peek of exciting guests that will feature on the podcast this year! 👀

#TBT to our first ever episode with Professor Erica Borgstrom from Open Thanatology The Open University!

We talk about end-of-life care, imposter syndrome, ethnography and advance care planning, and more!

#TBT hursday #podcast #amlistening

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#TBT to our March episode from last year! We talked to Professor Helen Wheatley about her book Television/Death (out now!), grief and loss on screen, the Gothic and much more 👇

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