Full-Time Grievers is a deep dive into the turbulent waters of losing a loved one. Grief can be so isolating. This podcast provides companionship and comfort to fellow grievers, and guidance to those who are supporting a full-time griever.
Join cofounder of the Center for Emotional Education and Grief Support Specialist, Nathan M McTague, in exploring the complexities, personal stories, and practical tools of being with grief.
You can download your free grief journal here:
A Place to Put it Down (http://subscribepage.io/7XSyMY)
Nathan shares a practice of maintaining a (not just metaphysical or emotional, but) material connection with loved ones who have passed.
The practice takes about a minute. Nathan walks through each step, including caveats for how to make it your own, and what to do if it works differently for you.
This one is for grievers who may still feel spiritually bonded but miss the physical connection they shared with their person.
You can download your free grief journal here (https://subscribepage.io/7XSyMY).
Send your Grief Confessional here (https://forms.gle/rBE4o8kdL7v3pBAm6).
And contribute to the show here (https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/HZXABFM2X58KS).
17 Aug 2026
Ep. 35 Grief and Loneliness
You can be in a room full of people who love you and still feel like you're on a different planet. Close enough to touch, but not really reachable.
If you've felt that in your grief, you're not imagining it, and you're not the only one…
In this episode, Nathan looks at why grief becomes so isolating, even when we're surrounded by support.
You can download your free grief journal here (https://subscribepage.io/7XSyMY).
Send your Grief Confessional here (https://forms.gle/rBE4o8kdL7v3pBAm6).
And contribute to the show here (https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/HZXABFM2X58KS).
13 Jul 2026
Ep.34 Grief Confessional: I’m F*¢%ing Pissed
This one doesn't come with answers – just anger. The kind that doesn't usually get invited into grief conversations.
One listener writes about the rage that showed up when they weren't expecting it. Not just sadness, not only longing, but the kind of fury that wants to lash out at a world that keeps moving after their person died. It's unfiltered. It's honest. And it deserved to be heard exactly as it was written.
Grief Confessionals give space to the raw voice of grief — just someone's truth, shared so it can be carried together.
Want to send in your own Grief Confession? Click here (https://forms.gle/rBE4o8kdL7v3pBAm6).
You can download your free grief journal here (https://subscribepage.io/7XSyMY).
And contribute to the show here (https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/HZXABFM2X58KS).
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YouTube views
3,724
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Apple Podcasts (US)
5.0 / 5
2 ratings
Spotify
5.0 / 5
11 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 49 / 100
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YouTube
68
Engagement
32
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Nathan and Selysa and Full-Time Grievers hosts host the show. Published by Nathan M McTague.
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