Two Mothers, One Aché: A Grief Dialogue
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Two Mothers, One Aché: A Grief Dialogue brings listeners into raw, transformative conversations about love and loss with Dionne C. Monsanto and Yvette Dávila —two mothers bound by grief after the deaths of their children, Siwe at 15 and Dasan at 26. Rooted in faith, culture, and lived experience, the podcast explores grief in its many forms—child loss, identity shifts, estrangement, rage, and renewal—through storytelling, guest voices, and ritual-inspired reflections. Rather than offering neat resolutions, Yvette and Dionne create a sacred space where sorrow and joy co-exist, where vulnerability is honored, and where love outlives loss.
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Dec 18 202543 minsFailed to add items
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Dec 16 202541 minsFailed to add items
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Dec 9 202548 minsFailed to add items
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