In this episode, Kendel and Rachel discuss the first five chapters of Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner. They explore themes of grief, complex parent-child relationships, cultural identity, and the role of food in expressing love. The conversation highlights the intersection of love, loss, and cultural expectations, offering insights into navigating grief and personal identity.

We rate this book 5/5 on the griefy meter.

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In this episode, hosts Kendel and Rachel dive into the themes of grief in C.S. Lewis’s A Grief Observed. They discuss the raw emotions of loss, the unpredictable nature of grief, and the relationship between faith and sorrow. Drawing from personal experiences, they explore the duality of joy and sadness, and the importance of seeing grief as a process. The conversation also touches on how literature, like Lewis’s work, helps us understand grief and find meaning in both love and loss. Ultimately, Kendel and Rachel reflect on how A Grief Observed resonates with those who have experienced profound loss.

Griefy Rate: 3/5

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This conversation delves into the profound themes of grief, love, and loss as explored in C.S. Lewis's work, 'A Grief Observed. In this episode Kendel & Rachel reflect on the complexities of relationships in the face of impending death, the rawness of grief, and the questioning of faith during times of loss. They discuss the isolation that often accompanies grief, the desensitization to loss in society, and the bittersweet nature of memories. The conversation emphasizes the importance of finding connection in nature and creating meaning from grief, ultimately highlighting the journey of moving forward while honoring the memories of loved ones.