This week on The Last Word with Nastassia Jones and Jonathan Schuster: we plan Urvi Majumdar’s ultimate farewell—complete with a VR Cheaper Buy Miles experience, fancy eats, and just a sprinkle of psychedelics.

On this week’s The Last Word Podcast, Nastassia Jones and Jonathan Schuster welcome the wonderful Lewis Garnham to plan a farewell that’s part funeral, part beach party.

Think natural burial, ocean views, and a send-off stacked with bangin’ food and drinks, and naturally many, many tangents.

This week on The Last Word Podcast, Nastassia Jones and Jonathan Schuster are joined by the legendary Nick Capper to talk mortality, memorial playlists, and how he wants to go out.

Hosted by Nastassia Jones and Jonathan Schuster, we dive headfirst into the weird, the wild, and the wonderfully morbid.

This week’s guest? The iconic Sarah ‘Thomo’ Thompson from Camp Cope – drummer, legend, and all-round music royalty. We plan her dream funeral in a stadium, crack a few Melbourne Bitters, and even squeeze in an episode of Neighbours.

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In this episode of The Last Word, hosts Nastassia Jones and Jonathan Schuster meet with Jackson Tozer. Jackson reveals his vision for a noble demise, followed by a funeral festival: a backyard bash at his parents’ house complete with KFC, carnival rides, and a weeping willow. Join us for a suitable fried farewell.

This week’s episode features the formidable Hannah Gould. We map out her epic three-day funeral hike, dive into the fascinating overlap of decomposition and feminism, and cover all the delightfully morbid essentials. You know—just the usual.

We sit with the legendary little grub, Ben Russell to plan his funeral.

Opening track created by Alex Macfarlane

Nastassia Jones, Co-Founder of the Last Hurrah Funerals and Comedian Jonathan Schuster invite a different legend each week to come and plan their final farewell.

From location, tunes, and final disposition, each episode follows the trio scheming grand and often weirdly specific and personal funeral wishes. Nothing is off-limits here.

The Last Word tosses hushed tunes and solemn discussions for lively, wrong-town chats that ultimately make conversations about death a touch less intimidating.