Re-imagining Ceremonies: A podcast by Entheos

We are delighted to be collaborating with Massey Brothers Funeral Homes for the next two episodes in this series.

Karen and Feargh sat down with Blackrock Branch Manager and Funeral Director Colin McCusker to discuss his role as a funeral director, how he found himself wokring as part of the Massey Brothers team, the family founded business that strives for professionalism, diversity and care, and the many locations you can find a Massey Brothers home across Dublin, as well as a new upcoming opening of a new venue.

This is part one of the conversation and we look forward to sharing part two with you in two weeks.

If you would like to learn more about the work Massey Brothers does, head over to www.masseybrosfuneralhomes.com where you can find all their locations, the services they offer and more about the team.

Big thank you to Susan, Colin and the Massey Brothers team for inviting us to record at their Crumlin location, The Haven.

Also massive thank you to Daire Halpin who joined us to co-produce this episode.

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Friend of the pod James O'Hagan joins us to chat about the LGBTQI+ End of Life Reference Group, which was recently set up to build support around death within the LGBTQI+ community.

Karen is one of the members of the reference group, and in this episode they explain why the group was formed, how it came to fruition and what they hope for the future of the group.

Check out James weekly radio show Queeriosity on Dublin City FM @queeriousityradio

And follow James @jameso_hagan

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Karen and Feargh are so delighted to be back to the mic, and in this episode they are coming to you from Karen's house.

Rituals are such an important part of ceremony. There are so many beautiful and meaningful rituals that we bring to the different types of ceremonies that show up in our life. However, rituals can also be extremely important to our daily life and can enhance how we show up in the world.

In this episode, Karen and Feargh sit down and chat about the importance of having your own rituals in your life and how they can enhance your life.

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This is Part Two of a conversation that Karen and Feargh had with solicitor Sinead McCabe recorded at Ardagh McCabe Solicitors in Crumlin.

Following on from part one, Sinead discusses further the importance of having a will, how will's may work for more blended families and the nuances around leaving your assets to loved ones.

You can find Ardagh McCabe Solicitors on Facebook at the following link https://www.facebook.com/ArdaghLaw/ or you can contact them through their website by following this link https://www.ardaghlaw.ie/contact-us.html, by email [email protected] or on the phone at (01)-531 33 00 (Make sure number is correct or you may be through to IKEA)

You can contact Sinead directly at [email protected]

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In this episode, one of the Entheos celebrants, Priyangee Guha (she/they) joins Karen and Feargh to chat about how she discovered Entheos, why she decided to train with the organisation and how she wants to show up as a celebrant in the world.

Priyangee, or more affectionately known to her colleagues as Pri, is neurodivergence and offers an insight to how we can create a safe space in ceremony and the training for all people.

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