This episode featuring Patrick Salvani, also known as Ms. Nookie Galore. Having been raised to fear everything, Ms. Nookie Galore has an un/comfortable relationship with stories that haunt us. Ms. Galore is a FilipinX, non-binary, hairy Asian,

All About Everything: Decolonization, Collective Liberation And The Hope of A Just Future

May 16th, 2021 56m 11s

This very special episode of After Life Marie talks with Kayla Carter. Kayla Carter is a multidisciplinary artist, educator, and healer. She is a Tkaronto-based Black, disabled, chronically ill, femme survivor of Jamaican, Cuban, and Maroon anc

Know Thyself

May 16th, 2021 56m 58s

This episode of After Life featuring special guest Krissia Valiente. Krissia is a producer, comedian, photographer and entrepreneur. Krissia shares her experiences of loss, trauma and the continuous and unglamorous and really real work of heali

The Episode Where After Life Accidentally Turns Into A Motivational Life Workshop

Feb 23rd, 2021 1h

In this episode Marie talks with Veronica Antipolo. Veronica Antipolo is the co-founder of Mosaic Untold Lives - a storytelling platform for Women of Color, a producer, and comedian. She performed to a sold out CBC Glenn Gould Studio, published

Tragedy Plus Time

Jan 28th, 2021 43m 53s

In this episode Marie interviews Shohana Sharmin, a Bangladeshi-born emerging writer, comedian and theatre artist. Shohana is the creator and cast member of the critically acclaimed dark sketch comedy revue, “Dead Parents Society.” In this epis

Getting Morbid: On Dark Humor, Planning Ahead, Funeral Rites and Mourning a Loved One During Covid

Jan 19th, 2021 57m 5s

In this episode Marie talks with Lisa Feingold, a Comedian, Writer and Therapist-In-Training about humor as a coping mechanism, mourning a loved one during Covid, Jewish funeral traditions, planning ahead and dealing with grief.

Episode One: May Your Funeral DJ Slam, May Your Open Bar Be The Jam

Jan 11th, 2021 1h 3m

Episode one featuring comedian Enoje. We talk about family traditions around death, the commercialization of the funeral industry and our plans for going out in style.

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