Why do we shy away from talking about what happens to a body after death? In this episode of It’s a Death Sentence, we dive into autopsies with humour and curiosity. We explore the process of organ evisceration, debunk myths like popcorn-filled cremations, and touch on the history of grave-robbing for science.

We cover Julius Caesar’s fatal wounds to modern challenges with bariatric bodies, unpacking death’s smells, sights, and stories.

It's A Death Sentence is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Nick opens up about his wife Nicki’s fight with motor neurone disease, a journey that started with a misdiagnosis and led them through a maze of a broken healthcare system. Nicki’s spirit never wavered - she planned her own funeral and dreamed up MND warrior t-shirts, her way of staying fierce and independent even as her body failed her.

We talk about the weight of caregiving, the little signs that keep Nicki’s presence alive for Nick, and the memorial tattoo that brought him to BrumYODO where we met. Through the grief, bureaucratic headaches, and kindness from the Matt Gallagher Foundation, Nick’s honesty about love, loss, and finding community feels like a warm light in the dark.

It's A Death Sentence is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Get ready for a lively spin through some of history’s strangest send-offs! Did cherries and iced milk really take out a president? Or a wrestler meet his end mid-match? In this episode, Carrie and I dig into the 19th and 20th centuries’ wildest deaths.

With quirky tales like hair-eating disasters, a mouse-swallowing mishap and a jockey’s eerie victory lap, we blend dark humour with a fast trip through history’s oddest exits.

It's A Death Sentence is produced by Urban Podcasts.

Dr Emma Johnson talks to the podcast about her wonderfully interesting life, from working as a prison officer to her journey into clinical psychology. Dr Johnson gives us her unique perspective on death and talks about her own experiences of life, education and working in acute mental health services.

Today the podcast interviews the wonderful Tom woods, a teacher ,creator, musician ,old soul and all round legend. Tom pays tribute to his brother Alex and talks about his view on life, loss and what happens after death. we discuss everything from most haunted to to soul familys an intresting and enlightening interview.#Dreadboistudios #soulcluster #karate #dreds #kindredspirits #derekacorah #destinyofsouls #hikaru#itsadeathsentence #dyingmatters Now available on all major platforms, video on YouTube

Today it's a death sentence welcomes the multi platinum award winning producer and 2 time producer & studio of the year, Mr Gavin Monaghan. Gav talks to us about life, death, music and the magic of living life to the full. We had a wonderful time talking to gav and his insights on death and the afterlife are truly fascinating. Listen now on all major platforms, and available to watch on YouTube @magicgardenstudio @itsadeathsentencepodcast.

The its a death sentence podcast welcomes the lovely Sophie Skipp to the studio, Sophie is a very special guest as she not only brings her expertise as a grief counsellor and her own experiences of loss, she is the very own sister of one of the podcast hosts. A funny and frank interview with Sophie about the loss of her mother as a young adult and how she deals with grief both personally and professionally. Sophie helps us answer that age old question, what happens when we die?

This week its a death sentence welcomes Louise Goode No ordinary celebrant to the podcast. We have a frank discussion about life and death and Louise's experience working as a celebrant and helping people to celebrate the lives they once lived. A heartwarming account of life as a celebrant, The joy of living funerals with emphasis on fun and wanting to live 5 more lifetimes. A joy to meet and talk to Louise a fascinating woman.