There's a moment many families never think about ahead of time.
Not the funeral.
Not the paperwork.
Not the phone calls.
The first time you open the door.
In this quiet and reflective solo episode, David talks about the emotional experience of walking into someone's home after they've passed away—and why that moment often stays with families long after everything else.
From the coffee mug still sitting on the counter to the ordinary objects that suddenly carry deep meaning, this episode explores grief, memory, and the strange stillness of a life paused in place.
A gentle conversation about loss, family, and the ordinary things we often don't notice until they matter most.
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