#210 What’s Possible? Make a Film, Throw a Living Funeral, Have a Green Burial – with Barry Koch and Jason Zamer, Filmmakers and Cofounders of TGBeyond

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Best Life Best Death

Diane Hullet

218 episodes

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Conversations about mortality -- life, death and what matters most.

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Conversations about mortality -- life, death and what matters most.

Education

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#210 What’s Possible? Make a Film, Throw a Living Funeral, Have a Green Burial – with Barry Koch and Jason Zamer, Filmmakers and Cofounders of TGBeyond

Best Life Best Death

30 minutes 43 seconds

2 months ago

#210 What’s Possible? Make a Film, Throw a Living Funeral, Have a Green Burial – with Barry Koch and Jason Zamer, Filmmakers and Cofounders of TGBeyond

In this episode, I sit down for a conversation with the producers of a documentary film called A Butterfly Has Been Released. The website sums it up beautifully: “With unfiltered honesty, authenticity, and humor, Allyson invites her family, friends and hospice coworkers into her dying experience. As time runs short, her community gathers to celebrate her life with a ‘living funeral,’ which Allyson hosts, and afterwards her natural, green burial. Throughout, Allyson confronts her own mortality and continues to create meaning and legacy, as her death approaches and beyond.” This conversation shakes up what you think might be possible, and shares the courage and creativity of a woman who found out she had only weeks to live. What would you do if you knew time was that short?