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Play This At My Funeral is a deeply fun, slightly macabre, always heartwarming show about the songs that shape our lives — and the ones we’d play at our funerals.
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Reliving The Music Revelations: That’s A Wrap On Season 3 with Host Dinah Susan Alobeid (Ep 37) (opens the original)
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💐 Episode Summary Join host Dinah as she reminisces on some of the most powerful moments from season 3 with guests including RomCom author Georgia Clark, paralegal, social activist, and professional listener Erin Snow the creator of The Unmuted Room, dancer and Clive Institute professional alum Alan Watson, author Anndee Hochman, and so much more. Dinah shares some of her favorite musical discoveries and gives a hint of what’s to come in season 4. 💿 Songs Mentioned “Brooklyn” by Patrick Droney “
Opening The Door To Resolution – Kat Kibben Returns To Share A Surprising Turn of Events (Ep 36) (opens the original)
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💐 Episode Summary Episode 25 guest Kat Kibben returns for a conversation about what transpired once their Play This At My Funeral podcast episode aired, an estrangement from decades ago resurfaced. This surprising opening of an old, deep wound has led to some amazing healing. And potentially closure and resolution? Listen in to discover the story from Kat directly. 💿 Songs Mentioned “Boys in the Street” by Greg Holden “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay” by Otis Redding “Bridge Over Troubled Water
Finding Your Voice and Your Life’s Purpose with guest Erin Snow, Creator of The Unmuted Room (Ep 35) (opens the original)
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💐 Episode Summary You’re not ready for this episode. We’re shedding light on some traumatic early events that led to a career helping people in a BIG way with Erin Snow. We’re graced by the presence of this woman, powerhouse speaker and professional listener, and the creator of The Unmuted Room founded on a simple belief: Most people do not need advice. They need space. In creating her playlist for the show, she says she uncovered a way to leave her voice behind. We’re talking about songs you de
Part 2: Shaping a Legacy Through the Power of Words (and Music) with Guest Jeremy Lyons (Ep 34) (opens the original)
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💐 Episode Summary Let’s jump back into our conversation with Jeremy Lyons as we dig into a brief part 2 to round out some of the choice songs on his funeral playlist. We’re going to talk about Amy Shark, Khaled (aka Cheb Khaled) 💿 Songs Mentioned “I Said Hi” by Amy Shark “Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen” by Janis Siegel “Come Hang Out” by AJR “C’est La Vie” by Khaled “La Vie En Rose” by Louis Armstrong You can listen to Jeremy’s playlist on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZkghn7P2O9
Shaping a Legacy Through the Power of Words (and Music) with Guest Jeremy Lyons (Ep 33) (opens the original)
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💐 Episode Summary Welcome to this week’s episode as guest Jeremy Lyons takes us on a deeply personal exploration of identity, legacy, and the many names (and nicknames) we carry through life. Dinah and Jeremy trace that theme through songs like “Una Palabra” by Carlos Varela, “Bittersweet Symphony” by The Crown, and “La Vie en Rose” by Louis Armstrong, using each one to highlight the power of words, the beauty of reinterpretation, and the emotional arc of a life well lived. It’s a thoughtful con
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