Suzanne O’Brien and I had a great conversation  on Ask a Death Doula about how important it is to plan ahead for the final stage of life and how death doulas and The Death Deck and The E•O•L Deck can help.

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It was so great to connect with Delia Chiaramonte, MD, MS on The Integrative Palliative Podcast about normalizing conversations about death and dying. I explain  how to initiate conversations on end-of-life preferences with hospice/palliative care patients using The  E•O•L Deck.

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On the Art of Feminine Negotiation, I discuss practical tips for a better end-of-life experience  and how to navigate the often avoided conversations. We talk about how normalizing conversations about end-of-life can reduce death anxiety and barriers to a peaceful ending.

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On the Caregiver Relief Podcast with Diane Carbo, RN,  I share about the use of conversation cards and other tools to encourage death conversations. Within this podcast, Diane also speaks with Alycia Herd, a death doula who shared what it’s like to work as a doula within the end-of-life space.

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On the Lighting the Path Podcast, , I share how The Death Deck can help start important end-of-life conversations in an approachable and light-hearted manner.

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What a lively conversation I had on the  Glam Reaper podcast! We  discuss farm living, playing cards, talking death, challenging societal norms, and embracing the profound wisdom that these conversations bring!

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What a fun and tender conversation we had on the  Guiding Grief podcast. We talked about the importance of planning ahead from the point of view of a funeral director and hospice social worker. We shared stories of grief and answered questions from The Death Deck.

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I had so much fun talking to Hospice Social Worker Halley and Hospice Nurse Penny on the Death Happens Podcast  about the importance of having conversations on death and dying EARLY before a medical crisis or life-limiting diagnosis.

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Jill McClennon, death doula and podcast host,  and I  had a rich and lively conversation about our passion for helping people die better.

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I share how important it is for healthcare professionals to have conversations about end-of-life preferences with patients and families and the benefits of all individuals having these important discussions.

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When You Die promotes curiosity and education around death and dying through movies, podcasts, and resources. In this episode, I share how The Death Deck can reduce death anxiety and increase preparedness for the final chapter of life.

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Niki Weiss and I had such a rich conversation on the Death and Dying  podcast. We talked about the use of humor in end of life care, ways to start the conversation about end of life planning, and the practical and emotional cost for your family if you do not plan for the final stage of life.

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David of Executor Help Podcast interviews Lisa Pahl of The Death Deck about the importance of planning for death including estate and financial planning. They pull some cards from The Death Deck and The E•O•L Deck and the conversation gets lively!

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Lisa talks about one of her favorite topics, the role of a hospice social worker, with Marie Betcher, RN on her podcast “Hospice Explained”. They also dive into The Death Deck and The new End-of-Life Deck and how to use The E•O•L Deck with hospice patients.

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Medical Aid in Dying is a controversial topic. Hospice Social Worker Lisa Pahl of The Death Deck shares what it’s like to support someone who’s utilizing Medical Aid in Dying.

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What are the songs you want to be played at your funeral and why? Luis Felipe Farfán explores life, death and the hidden fun in planning one's funeral today with Lisa Pahl of The Death Deck

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Death is not a game. Or is it? Listen to Lori LoCicero and Lisa Pahl talk about their bold new card game, “The Death Deck” and how it’s helping people have healthy conversations about dying — and living.

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Join us as we chat about life and The Death Deck with host Kimberly C. Paul. Kimberly wants to radically change the way people face end of life, and she’s using her extensive experience as a storyteller to do just that. Kimberly uses a myriad of award-winning marketing strategies to share real stories about death and dying and the keys to making every moment matter.

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In this episode, Jayme Allen of Grow Baby Grow has a conversation with The Death Deck's Co-creator, Lisa Pahl, about the importance of discussing challenging feelings, how to approach a conversation about death, and the beauty of transforming pain into purpose and even play.

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Karen Wyatt of the End of Life University Podcast interviews the co-creators of The Death Deck, a card game to help inspire conversations about death, dying and grief. Lisa Pahl and Lori LoCicero share why they decided to create The Death Deck, how it can be used, and why conversations about death matter.

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Tawny Platis spoke with Lori LoCicero on her podcast, Death is Hilarious, about using humor to cope, what inspired her to create the game, and play a few rounds together with listeners.

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Lisa is joined again in part five with Gabby Jimenez of The Hospice Heart as part of a series on grief with the Heart of Hospice podcast. They provide suggestions on how to ease your grieving heart with specific attention given to those grievers working in the end of life space.

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Helen Bauer and Jerry Fenter from The Heart of Hospice chat with Lisa and Lori on how they teamed up to create a set of cards that work as conversation starters for end of life wishes. Using humor, reflection, and creativity, The Death Deck makes us think about death with less dread. The more you talk about it, the easier it becomes.

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On this super fun episode, I spoke to Lori LoCicero and Lisa Pahl. They're both the creators of The Death Deck, a game and tool that allows friends and family members to open up and share thoughts, stories and preferences about life and death in a non-threatening and surprisingly fun way. We talked about the birth of their friendship, what went into The Death Deck's creation, some of our favorite cards, and how their lives were impacted by the creation of the game.

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Lisa and Lori, along with Kate deBartolo from The Conversation Project are interviewed on the topic of how to get the death conversation started on the Dying Kindness Podcast with Cianna Stewart. They discuss tools and personal stories that can help open up discussions on death and dying.

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Diane Hullet of the Best Life Best Death Podcast sits down with Lori to discuss how The Death Deck originated and why death is the most universal, yet rarely talked about topic of all.

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Lori and Lisa share the story of the origins of the Death Deck and why it’s important to have conversations about death early on the Bury Me in New Jersey Podcast with Sara Wuillermin.

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Lisa and Lori provide education on hospice services and suggestions for talking about your end of life wishes with family members on the Breast Cancer Conversations Podcast.

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Lori and Lisa speak with Kristen Elliot of the Dying to Live Podcast about how having conversations with family members now helps increase the confidence they will have when it’s time to make healthcare decisions on your behalf.

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Helen Morris of The Beautiful Side of Grief talks with Lori and Lisa about how The Death Deck originated from grief and a desire to help others be more prepared for death .

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Lori and Lisa sit down with Andrea Lantz on the River's Fog podcast. Lori shares that she didn’t want others to experience what she did- never talking about death until her loved one was dying. Her posttraumatic growth through leaning into her grief, was the catalyst of creating this fun card game together.

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Lori is a guest on Covid Conversations with Faith and Hope Hospice and Palliative Care. She talks about how to discuss end of life choices and the importance of completing an advance directive.

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In episode one of Good Grief LA, Carla Harvey sits down with Lori LoCicero, co-creator of The Death Deck, to chat about how her card game is helping folks talk openly about death. We also speak about her inspiration for the game...the loss of her husband. What’s life like after losing your spouse? Tune in for an open conversation on death and dying.

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In this podcast, host Tawny Platis chats with Lisa & Lori, the co-creators of The Death Deck: a “lively” party game that lets you explore a topic we’re all obsessed with but often afraid to discuss. In this lighter episode, we talk about how humor can help us deal with tough topics, Lori talks about how she found her sense of humor again after loss, and Lisa shares one of her favorite memories of her Grandma.

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On this episode, I talk with The Death Deck founders Lisa Pahl and Lori LoCicero. Their motivation and desire to help people become comfortable with conversations about mortality and end of life wishes led to their partnership and creation of the game.

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The Death Deck is a card game that "encourages lively conversations and life-changing dialogue" on the topic of death. Today, I talk to the two founders of The Death Deck, Lori LoCicero and Lisa Pahl, LCSW. I played this game with 5 of my friends and I was surprised how engaged they were. It was fun too.

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We all want to take the fear out of death and be able to be comfortable with our mortality," says author, producer, director, and mother, Lori LoCicero. Having lost her husband and business partner to cancer, Lori learned to get through her grief by listening to her intuition. Lori turned a devastating experience into a career leap: She became an entrepreneur and co-creator of The Death Deck, a card game that inspires humor, thought, and conversation from the experiences we all share: Life and Death.

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The hosts of The Heart of Hospice talk about using the Death Deck with a partner or with a group, employing humor and imagination to discuss a topic that makes a lot of people uncomfortable. Listen as Helen and Jerry talk about their own personal views about death.

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What happens when a widow establishes a relationship with the hospice social worker responsible for making her husband as comfortable as during his final days? They create a game designed to allow people to have tough conversations around death and dying, course!

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Hospice social worker Lisa Pahl and writer Lori LoCicero share with us how they met and teamed up to create the fun new card game: The Death Deck. Learn all about the game and how you might start incorporating it into your work and family conversations.

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The Death Deck's own, original podcast! A widow, a hospice social worker and an end-of-life storyteller use humor and personal experience to ask some pretty shocking questions of other death facing writers and thinkers, and terminally ill patients willing to confront their mortality with grace, radical honesty and not just a little humor.

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KENNETH BRANAGH is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA), holds a prestigious Michael Balcon Award from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA), and has received five Academy Award® nominations in five different categories.

LORI LoCICERO describes herself as a writer, entrepreneur, and eternal optimist which explains why the loss of both her husband and mother ten years ago inspired her to create The Death Deck, a game designed to spark lively discussions about death.

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Have you heard the phrase “the devil is in the details”? Well, THEY are right! Lori LoCicero learned the hard way. Lisa Pahl has learned from years of professional experience. Talking about end of life wishes ahead of time, makes things less stressful when death is near.

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This episode serves as an excellent conversation starter for discussing future planning and end-of-life considerations.

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On the Dear Psychopomp podcast, I discuss the significance of showing up for loved ones, common questions faced at the end of life, and the role of humor in coping with death. Lisa also introduces the Death Deck, a tool designed to facilitate discussions about end-of-life wishes and planning, and emphasizes the need to normalize conversations around death to ease the grief process for families.

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With the death of a spouse, the future dies too. If you're a planner like Lori LoCicero there are many smaller losses along with the big loss. When Lori's husband died, she became unmoored, as if her tether to earth was broken. Her world seemed to stop cold. How did she come through her grief to a place where she could once again see her way forward?

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