by Grief Witnessed
Grief Witnessed is a podcast about the kind of grief we don’t talk about enough and the power of being truly seen inside it. Each episode shares real, honest stories of loss in all its forms: the death of a partner, parent, or child… the grief of divorce… the life you thought you’d have but didn’t get. This podcast exists to witness grief. NOT to fix it, rush it, or tidy it up. Just to sit with it.
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2/23/2026
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July 1, 2026
<p><a href="https://youtu.be/2CbXxuMDs8g" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Don't forget to watch on YouTube! </a></p><p>In this episode of Grief Witnessed, I sit down with Peyton Marchant to talk about loving someone so fully that, even in the middle of unimaginable loss, you can look back without regrets.</p><p>After Lexi gave birth to their first child, Eddie, the future they had dreamed of together changed forever. She was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, and instead of settling into life as new parents, they found themselves navigating treatments, uncertainty, and the heartbreaking reality that their time together might be shorter than they ever imagined.</p><p>Peyton shares what it looked like to intentionally love Lexi through her illness, to let go of the small things that once seemed important, and to focus on what mattered most. We also talk about the challenges of becoming a single parent, carrying grief while raising a child, and the peace that comes from knowing you truly showed up for the person you love.</p><p>This episode is a beautiful reminder that while we can't choose how much time we get, we can choose how we love. And sometimes, that becomes the greatest gift we leave behind. </p>
June 24, 2026
<p><a href="https://youtu.be/F1DvlAPiasU" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Don't forget to watch on Youtube! </a></p><p>In this episode of Grief Witnessed, I sit down with my friend Kylee to share the story of her husband, Brett, and the six-year fight that changed their family forever.</p><p>Kylee and Brett met at BYU, fell in love quickly, and built a beautiful life together. After eight years of marriage and a young son, Brett was diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer at just 31 years old. Together, they navigated surgeries, chemotherapy, medical residency, IVF, and the joyful surprise of welcoming twins in the middle of an impossible season.</p><p>We talk about what it means to love someone through terminal illness, the sacredness of hospice, the gift of a death doula, and the unforgettable moments of saying goodbye. Kylee also shares what life looks like now, dating after loss, raising three children, and learning that loving someone new never takes away the love you still carry for your spouse.</p><p>This conversation is filled with honesty, hope, tears, and laughter. It's a reminder that grief doesn't have an expiration date, and that the deepest loves continue to shape us long after goodbye.</p><p>If you've ever loved someone through illness, wondered how to keep moving forward, or needed permission to forever grieve, this episode is for you.</p>
June 17, 2026
<p>In this episode of Grief Witnessed, I sit down with Becca to talk about loving someone through chronic illness, the unexpected shock of sudden loss, and finding love again after heartbreak.</p><p>Bekah met Kenyon while working at Sundance, and what started as a snowboarding season romance turned into a marriage full of deep love and unimaginable challenges. Just six months after their wedding, Kenyon underwent life-changing surgeries due to severe ulcerative colitis. Their six and a half years together were marked by caregiving, hospital stays, hope, and learning how to keep loving each other through it all.</p><p>When Kenyon unexpectedly passed away in his sleep at just 27 years old, Becca's world shattered overnight. In this conversation, she shares the trauma of sudden loss, the incredible support that carried her through, and how she eventually found joy and love again in her chapter two.</p><p>This episode is about the many forms love can take, the resilience of the human heart, and the reminder that grief and joy can exist side by side. 🤍</p>
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Grief Witnessed is a podcast about the kind of grief we don’t talk about enough and the power of being truly seen inside it.
Each episode shares real, honest stories of loss in all its forms: the death of a partner, parent, or child… the grief of divorce… the life you thought you’d have but didn’t get.
This podcast exists to witness grief. NOT to fix it, rush it, or tidy it up. Just to sit with it.
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