71: You Don’t Need To Be A Mom To Need A Mom with Dana Black

Dana is an actor, producer, podcast creator and host and deeply curious about the human condition, and how empathy, listening and levity can change the world. She started the podcast (in her closet, next to her Spanx) called I Swear on My Mother’s Grave to process the loss of her mother with other people dealing with complex emotions around maternal loss, and not just in death. She got married last year on the patio of her Nana’s nursing home, and now lives in Traverse City, MI after over 20 years in Chicago.

In this episode…

  • The Disneyfication of motherhood and the expectations that come with it in life and at the end of life
  • What it’s like to be someone’s child
  • Losing a parent while they are still here
  • Choosing to have to NOT have children
  • Going through big life moments and transitions without your mom

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