click on the image to go to my article While the Death Cafe in Portland has been a wildly popular phenomenon since our first in spring of 2013, the media have just now taken notice.
First came a cover story in the Portland Tribune, terrifically titled, "O Death Spare Me 'Til We Talk About It". That caught the attention of Oregon Public Broadcasting, which invited me to share a time slot on their Think Out Loud show with Jon Underwood, the London-based Death Cafe founder. You can listen to the segment here: Death Cafes Find Home in Portland.
Yesterday brought publication of my own version of this story, an article I was invited to write for Natural Transitions Magazine. If you're interested in "green and holistic approaches to end-of-life," I encourage you to subscribe (the digital version is free).
In the meantime, I hope you'll enjoy my rendition of Why I Go to the Death Cafe.
First came a cover story in the Portland Tribune, terrifically titled, "O Death Spare Me 'Til We Talk About It". That caught the attention of Oregon Public Broadcasting, which invited me to share a time slot on their Think Out Loud show with Jon Underwood, the London-based Death Cafe founder. You can listen to the segment here: Death Cafes Find Home in Portland.
Yesterday brought publication of my own version of this story, an article I was invited to write for Natural Transitions Magazine. If you're interested in "green and holistic approaches to end-of-life," I encourage you to subscribe (the digital version is free).
In the meantime, I hope you'll enjoy my rendition of Why I Go to the Death Cafe.
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