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A black-and-white podcast cover featuring a woman with tattoos and jewelry, reaching upward with her arms extended, and a black line forming a face profile against a light background. The text reads "The Living and Dying Podcast."

The Living and Dying Podcast is an intimate, unflinching, and deeply human exploration of what it means to be alive in a world that is constantly changing, and constantly asking us to let go.

Hosted by Gabrielle Bonneville, death doula, movement artist, and psychedelic-assisted therapist, the show weaves together conversations on movement, consciousness, grief, ritual, healing, and mortality into a single coherent philosophy: to live fully, we must learn how to die well.

Each episode invites listeners into the thresholds we all cross — heartbreak, illness, rebirth, aging, identity shifts, loss, love, and the ultimate transition of death itself — guided by the understanding that every transformation contains both an ending and a beginning.

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Drawing from somatic practice, ceremonial traditions, plant medicine, psychology, and lived experience, the podcast explores how the body becomes the doorway to wisdom, how consciousness expands through surrender, and how facing impermanence with reverence awakens our deepest aliveness.

This is not a podcast about dying.
It is a podcast about learning how to live — because we will die.

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