I love this podcast so much, in a time I really needed to understand what I’ve been feeling I could recommend this one more.

This podcast has universal appeal through its variety of topics delivered in a friendly conversational way. Great content for anyone experiencing grief of any king

I am so grateful for this podcast. It helps me remember that I am not alone.

So excited you are back! Your podcast has been such a gift, a safe place for me to feel less alone in this first year I’m navigating without my own mom. I think I’ve listened to most of the episodes multiple times. Thank you for what you are doing ❤️ it has helped me more than words can say.

I enjoy these podcasts very much! They’ve been an important part of my grieving process and above all, Sal and Im have made me feel part of a community. So many a-ha moments! So much love!!

I stumbled across Good Mourning when I was knee deep in grief. I felt so unheard, misunderstood, and lonely during those times. I was experiencing so many new emotions—it was such a dark time for me. Grief was taking over my life. I started listening to Good Mourning practically nonstop. It helped SO much. I finally felt understood. I couldn’t believe other people were going through the same emotional roller coaster I was. I can’t thank y’all (sorry, that’s the southern in me) enough for creating such an amazing podcast. I’m on the other side of grief now, but I still listen to the episodes! They’re so relatable to where I am right now and where I was in the past. THANK YOU!

Thanks, Em for sharing your deeply personal and vulnerable story! I’ve been listening since the beginning of your podcast! My husband died in January of 2020 and your honesty with such a hard topic has really helped me in my grief journey! I love the relationship that you and Sal have! I always look forward to your next episode!! Thank you!!

Thanks for talking about the thing most people avoid like the plague. Sending so much love. ❤️

This podcast has been a huge help in the first year of grief. ✨

So comforting and helpful.

All forms of loss count and i am learning so much about myself and what I am going through with this podcast. Thank you ladies!

Just scroll through the years and years of content and click on one that resonates. Top notch guests. Thank you Sal and Im for being there when I need you.

I lost my Mom Ellen decades ago and became a grief specialist because I had so few resources back when. In my work and also as a motherless daughter, there is so much I glean from your fresh take and guests. Favorites include my friend and colleague MRJ and Dr Lucy Hone among the many. Thanks for your work in the world, glimpse into your friendship and support of one another. You help so many, me included. In listening, I continue to learn and heal and grow in new ways too.

Losing my father has been the hardest thing I have ever had to go through and the Good mourning podcast, books, and cards has helped to make this process a little bit easier with their intel and wit! I am grateful for the two of you for doing what you do!! Thank you!

I’ve felt griefy. I put on the pod, where Sal and Im are reading signs people have received and they mentioned music being one of the signs. Yesterday I went to an Epik High concert and I felt I got a huge sign from one of my friends who had passed. When my favorite rapper walked out, he was wearing a shirt with “5555” and yellow smiley faces. “555” is significant because at 5:55, was the last photo his best friend had posted of him. He loved the color yellow. He was known for his smile. My friend was Korean and he listened to Kpop. And what are the odds of my favorite rapper delivering a sign from him? I was in tears when he came on stage and i saw “55” on both of his sleeves. They talk about grief in a way that’s real and honest. I’m writing from the US and I just received their first book and I can’t wait to dive into it. And to be honest, if I hadn’t listened to their pod, I might not have even gone to the concert as I was feeling so griefy. These two girls deserve all the success.

I lost my mom recently and this podcast has made me feel less crazy and more comforted than anyone in my life now. Thank you so much for this podcast, ladies!!!

I really didn’t know if a podcast would benefit me. I thought that not being able to speak back and share my story might even hurt me. Boy was I WRONG!! I can openly admit that now. I felt so relieved to hear that the same things I was feeling inside, were those of others. I lost the love of my life to suicide. He had done 3 tours in Iraq and unfortunately it got the best of him. I think this would also be a great topic, considering one who goes to war are still fighting to stay alive, even after they have lived the aftermath. He feared in his own head, a decade later after war, that when he had his breakdown that he would be put in a physiatrist ward. While everyone did the best they could, we protected those wishes and paid our own price. It’s a tricky subject but one Id love to see addressed. We love them so much, and losing their trust feels immeasurable, but I can now say Id rather him be there getting help than not be with us today. Thank you ladies. You are angels. ❤️

I found your podcast this past spring after losing my dad unexpectedly in January. I had absolutely no idea how I could navigate life without him. Sal and Im keep me company on my long commute to work. The laughs, tears, and guests with great resources keep me going. Thank you for all you do! I look forward to the new episodes every week!

So glad I found this podcast. After the deaths of three family members last year, I just needed some guidance and perspective. I truly appreciate their honesty and sharing as fellow grievers.

This podcast has been absolutely wonderful in my grieving journey. I lost my dad recently and it devastated me. Listening to Sal and Im is like chatting with wise friends who have also gone through a tragic loss. I showed this podcast to my grief therapist and she loves it just as much as I do! I highly highly recommend this podcast if you’re grieving and want a safe space to cry and laugh and grieve. Thanks Sal and Im 🧡💜

Makes me feel not so alone in the grief and good to know others are going through some of the same things I am. Very helpful.

I lost my mom 8 months ago to cancer. Your podcast and Instagram has made me feel normal in how I am feeling. Thank you for this.

Sal and Im are incredible advocates for experiencing all things grief. I am so thankful I found them on Instagram and love listening to their honest, tender friendship and the fascinating people they interview. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

As someone who has experienced the death of both parents before the age of 30 I SO appreciate this podcast! It’s authentic, deep, sassy, and relatable. Keep up the amazing work!!

I found this podcast a few weeks ago, I lost my Dad to suicide April 1st 2022 and have felt so alone and have found myself in such a dark place lately. But I feel so much connection with Sal and Em and relating to them on so many levels helps me realize I’m not the only one struggling with this even though I feel so alone. I appreciate their realness and vulnerability, you’re both truly inspiring and comforting to me. Thank you so much.

I found this podcast through Jen Hatmaker’s “For the Love” podcast, and I’m so glad I did. It’s allowed me to finally identify my emotions over the last few years as grief, and therefore slowly begin to move forward. This show feels like a warm hug from someone who’s gets it (not someone who’s shoving toxic positivity garbage in my face). Thank you, Sal and Im <3

Too much filler laughter after every other topic is incredibly distracting, ladies. Ok to laugh but the laughter to deal with nerves etc prevents me from listening. Great topic as I need it but can’t handle.

I lost my Dad December 2021 and I was searching for any comfort. I looked through and listened to so many podcasts but most were depressing or just not helpful. I stumbled across Good Mourning, and I just love it!! Love their voices, humor, the helpful nature of the podcast (especially about signs!) and how relatable it is. I love that it’s not always guests but sometimes them just talking; it’s like talking to a friend. Highly recommend!

I lost my mom (and best friend) unexpectedly on February 10, 2022 and immediately started searching for ANY form of comfort when I stumbled upon this podcast which has provided me with more relief than I ever expected. I am so lost, my world has been turned upside down and inside out, but I feel as though I can relate to so much of the content on this channel and these ladies have really helped me. I listen to multiple episodes each day and plan to continue listening indefinitely.

I recently lost my Mom on 2/11/22 and found this podcast as I was trying to navigate my grief, guilt and anxiety. My grief has not been like everyone else’s (the 5 stages have not applied to my grief at all) but through listening to Sal and Im, I have found comfort that what I’m going through is completely normal. I love and miss my Mom so very much and these ladies have become an important piece of me finding my way through this first month of losing my Mom. My world has completely changed so I’m incredibly grateful to have found this Podcast. ❤️ You ladies are beautiful human beings.

I’ve been searching for a relatable grief podcast and thankfully I’ve found it. I’ve already listened to 3 episodes and I feel incredibly comforted. Thank you ladies for sharing yourselves with us.

This podcast has definitely made me feel less alone as I process my fathers death from cancer at the age of 23. I love that it’s not in a “self help” type of format, but rather in a really real and entertaining podcast way!

I’m not usually a podcast person but Good Mourning has converted me. This podcast has helped me immensely throughout the grieving process snd has helped me feel less alone in my feelings. I love these ladies and what they’re doing for the grieving community! Give it a listen you won’t regret it!

I recently loss my beloved mommy, 2 months ago to pancreatic cancer. I am 30 and I just really appreciate your podcast. I feel less alone and less crazy, thank you so much!

Love finding podcasts about grief and mourning. Everyone has a story. And every story is different. This is the beauty of our grief.

I lost my dad 6 months ago and this has been such an encouraging podcast. They truly make you feel that you are not crazy and not in this grief journey alone!

I lost my mom just 6 months ago to cancer, and I’ve been a wreck. Sal and Im’s podcast is just what I needed to help me begin to navigate this new path without the guiding light of my wonderful mother. Thank you, ladies, for helping me feel normal despite the muck I’ve been submerged in.

Sooo relatable and comforting to hear these down-to-earth, real discussions about real life grief! I relate on so many levels. I am sooo glad I found this podcast! Thank you both for sharing your journeys with us! ♥️

I heard a lot of complaints and mistakes but not solutions or inspiration.

Glad this podcast exists

As a fellow traumatic loss survior, this podcast is everything I needed to hear and more. It's one of those things you want so deeply for others to understand, so hearing these ladies' stories helped me feel less alone. I caught myself snapping and saying "yess, you get it!" all throughout. Sally and Imogen - you're so brave for sharing your stories! Thank you!

Coming up on the third anniversary of losing my fiancé to cancer has been a roller coaster of emotions. I am always looking for new ways to help me understand my grief and listening to other women simply talk about their experience gives me hope knowing I’m not alone in this. We might have lost our loved ones in different ways but I found myself nodding my head and chuckling to myself remembering back on those red wine fueled days and nights, keeping busy so as not to sit with the shock/grief too long, and fondly remembering the kindness poured on me during that time of deep despair. Only one episode in and I’m already very thankful for these fellow grief girls 🖤