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In this podcast Mark Graham and James Showers share how the death of their respective fathers' has led to lifelong interests in the world of death and dying - and becoming professionals working in that world. In future episodes we will be hearing fascinating stories from some of the passionate and committed men and women behind the scenes who make the whole process seamless and invisible - what the industry calls 'Dignified'.

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Death Rattle Ep. 4. Cremation

2026/09/28

In this episod Mark and James chat with Rod and Carly from Gloucester Crematorium and hear about the process of cremation and the support given to the bereaved.

Death Rattle Ep. 3. Living Wake

2026/09/15

In this episode Mark and James talk to JJ who, following a terminal cancer diagnosis was given a living wake by his friends and community.

Death Rattle Ep 1. Introduction

2026/09/03

In this introductory episode Mark and James share how the death of their respective fathers led to a lifelong engagement in the world of death and dying. They discuss the history and impact of not talking about the enevitability of life ending. They prepare the way for a series of interviews with some of the people who work behind the scenes in this fascinating world.

Death Rattle Ep 2. Composting Human Remains

2026/08/30

In this series Mark Graham and James Showers talk to some of the remarkable men and women who facilitate the journey to the end of life and beyond, revealing the reality of the world which lies behind the dignified exterior. In this episode Mark and James hear from Kris Hughes, who is a pasionate advocate for teramation, pioneering the composting of human remains in the UK.