This podcast meets a serious need - it is a breath of fresh air in the grief community - addressing a topic all widows/widowers desperately want to discuss…but for various reasons don’t/can’t. The host is likable, thoughtful and (most importantly) just showing up as herself & encouraging her guests to do the same. If you are a widow/widower or you have one in your life and want to learn what it’s like after losing our partners - LISTEN to this! 🤍

The Dating after Death podcast was a beacon of light for me in a very dark time. I was feeling devastatingly alone after the sudden death of my boyfriend. I didn’t feel like anyone would ever understand my pain and I thought my intrusive thoughts were mine alone to deal with and I felt terrible. I would just have to keep my feelings in and push down the pain. This podcast made me realize that there is a whole community of widowed people and I am not alone. My thoughts and feelings surrounding my bf’s death are very normal, healthy in fact and just part of the deal when your partner dies. I didn’t feel like an outcast anymore but rather part of a beautiful & understanding community of souls that are trying to heal and get through the rest of life without their partner. Tiffany has been amazing, real, professional and such a lovely human and I am so grateful that she started this podcast! Thank you Tiffany!! 🧡

This podcast has been so helpful! It’s a safe place to hear what is “normal” and hear so many different journeys. Everyone’s path is unique and gave me the confidence and support as I entered the dating space post partner loss.

As a widower and solo parent I have found this show to be super valuable as I have begun to navigate the topic of dating and, frankly, just trying to survive this new life.

If you’re a widow and are considering dating, or ARE dating, or are in a relationship, or not considering dating, I highly recommend. Or if you’re dating a widow I recommend - because that sure isn’t easy either. I found this podcast while dating my partner after my husband died and found it so incredibly validating. It’s hard, it’s messy, it’s exhilarating, and it’s 100% worth it. This podcast will help you along the way!

Tiffany is a light and brings a thoughtful and sincere approach to conversations no one wants to have. She’s created a platform for people to share the messy and raw experience of losing a partner and what comes next—impossibly uncurated and residing in uncomfortable gray. I’m grateful for taking the time to listen.

I was overwhelmed with a sense of being truly listened to, truly seen, as if a surge of electricity had reignited my heart! In that moment, I was free from judgment, pity, or isolation. As I listened to this podcast following the loss of my dear husband, it created a sacred space for my grieving heart, yearning for the past life, the husband I cherished, the mother I once was... It stitched back together the shattered pieces of my soul, reminding me that I was not alone in this uncharted path of widowhood. The stories shared filled my spirit with a mix of hope, love, and heartache, and I realized that I had stumbled upon a community that understood my pain like no other. It wasn't just about listening to the podcast; it was about actively engaging with the page, connecting with the host, and forming bonds with fellow widows. In this excruciating journey of widowhood, these shared experiences provide a glimmer of solace, a comforting presence that makes this treacherous road a little less daunting.

This podcast is from the heart and hearing how other widows have moved forward has been so helpful. Not only does she do a great job asking such great questions she does it with grace and love for those of us who have been widowed. Thanks for doing what you do!!

I love this podcast so much. I’ve felt so alone being a widow, especially being so young, but Tiffany and her interviews have helped me feel less alone. Highly recommend for those who are dating after death!

Thank you for your range of guests and frank discussions about this topic.

This podcast is amazing! Such real life stuff and makes me feel good about my own life and the choices I'm making after losing my forever person.

This show has been so helpful to me as I start to dig my way back to living a full life. The idea of dating is scary and I appreciate learning from others who are ahead of me in the journey, highly recommend to anyone who is widowed!

Thank you so much for your vulnerability, time and effort you’ve put into this podcast. It has been very good for me in so many ways.

This is such a needed outlet for people who lost their person. Has helped me and I know it has helped so many others. If it’s not for you, well hopefully you didn’t lose your person so don’t leave a negative review and move on.

This podcast is changing the narrative on what it’s like to lose your partner. From the complexities that come with dating after loss to the misconceptions from those who support us, this podcast is for both widows walking this path and for those who have never walked in our shoes. Tiffany leads with compassion, curiosity, and an openness that is needed to tackle these conversations.

I’ve gotten so much from your podcasts! I just saw an Instagram post of yours, and I had imagined you as a brunette! So funny what our minds create. Thank you for being so open and honest. I identify with so much of what you put out there. I am just so tired of being alone, but it helps to hear stories of others who have gone through this before me to remind me that I’m not really alone. I have 6-yo twins, and my husband died 6 months ago from a host of medical complications. I love this supportive community. Thank you.

Thank you for building this safe space for widow(er)s. It’s incredibly helpful to find community in this new life and that’s exactly what this podcast is doing.

I listened to this podcast as a new widower, and was lucky enough to be invited on. There are so many ways that you feel isolated as someone who has lost a spouse, this podcast was amazing at helping me feel like I’m part of a very caring group of similar people.

This podcast speaks my love language of realness, honesty and bravery in sharing the parts of widowhood so many don’t want to talk about but they do exist. Great listen! Highly recommend.

I love this podcast. As a widow I have felt like an animal in a cage and everyone is watching to see/judge the mess unfold. I have felt guilt and shame at times for moving forward but hearing others in their journey has been so healing. Everyone grieves so different and one size does not fit all. This podcast is a true example of how different each grief journey can be and it is all okay wherever you stand. We’re all just trying to make it through. Thank you for being a voice on a topic that can feel so sticky at times.

After the trauma and life-altering loss of a spouse, it can seem like there will never be joy or love again. But rebuilding and finding the strength, desire and gratitude to open yourself up to love again and put yourself out in the world is the ultimate act of hope and living life. This podcast was such a helpful guide of what that can look like and the inspirational stories from the host and all the guests helped me navigate dating as a widow. I so appreciate the deeply personal and truthful stories on this podcast. It really gets into the reality of what it’s like out there and I’m grateful for that honesty. After going through losing my husband, I wholeheartedly value authenticity and this podcast is all that.

I became a widow at 34 years old and turn to podcasts to find a community that I can unfortunately relate to. Although I’m not ready to date just yet, it is nice hearing other people’s experiences and perspectives. I’m super grateful for the honesty and vulnerability of the host and the guests.

Update: I have met a wonderful man whom I love. Dating After Death really gave me the tools to listen to my self. My husband died in June 2020. I was 38. I was done when i met him. He was my everything. My truest love. This podcast makes me feel hope. Thank you.

This podcast is refreshing and says so many of the things that I think on a regular basis. Sometimes it’s hard and messy, and other times it’s inappropriate and funny. Thank you for creating a space for those of us who are on this road to gain some wisdom and clarity about this journey.

This show has helped me immensely since losing my husband in October. While I personally have no desire to date or re-partner any time soon, I’ve held on to hope for a fulfilling future based on the content of this show. The guests are relatable and real. The host guides these conversations in such an effortless way and I have leaned on this podcast in many of my dark moments. I laugh, I cry, and I end each episode knowing I’m not alone in my situation as a young widow. Thank you for all the work you do for this community.

This podcast helped me to relate to fellow widows as I was considering dating after my husbands death. I love the way the host allows her guests to tell their story and she asks all the right questions I would have asked!

Dating After Death provides stories of diverse widows. It allows other widows or fellow grievers to connect & feel less alone. The host manages to make such a heavy topic still feel light & relatable. I recommend every widow listen to the podcast, as well as anyone who wants to support a widow friend or family member.

Tiffany is an amazing resource for the widow community. I learned so much in my early widow days finding out feelings I was feeling were so normal. So thankful for this podcast 🩵

I think this woman has horrible language thru out the whole podcasts. And to think she teaches someone’s kids. Praying God can change ur heart. Very vulgar had to stop listening

Thank you so much for this podcast! It has helped me so much listening to all of the widows you have had on telling their stories and helped me to relate to so many of them especially when you had cocoscaravan on…it was like listening to myself with her same sentiments as mine. I also really appreciate how honest and raw you are as a host…which is more rare so I really hope you continue to be the host of this podcast! Love hearing about Widows in the Wild and those stories too…it has tempted me to go. We need more podcasts out there like this and I hope you continue to bring more episodes next year… Can’t wait for that!

I found your podcast a couple of weeks ago and have been binge listening, crying, laughing and feeling twinges of hope for a more joyful future. I googled ‘dating after the death of my love’ and found your community. It’s been a year and a half for me, and I’m just beginning to imagine what may come next. The stories you are sharing are like big hugs to my broken heart - thank you 💕

So happy to have found this podcast! I’m currently binging episode after episode. I’m currently 45 and have been widowed almost 7 years and have been dating the past 2.5 years. It’s been so refreshing and validating to hear other widow’s/widower’s stories…both their love stories, about their losses and then the journey of being brave enough to start over. It’s been so refreshing and validating to hear others voice the same thoughts and feelings I’ve had since losing my husband…and especially since I began dating again. Thank you for having the vision, putting in the hard work to make this podcast a reality, and for being vulnerable and willing to share this journey with your podcast community. ♥️

Thank you for pouring your heart and soul into this very hard subject. Your vulnerability episode after episode is not taken for granted. I want to particularly thank you for having Dr. Brooke Weinstein on. I had a complicated relationship when my husband passed suddenly after just 3 months of separation and 22 years of marriage.

Thank you for all your work. I know this is not an easy subject for you but your work has been so helpful for me. I have not been able to talk to many people about moving forward because of conscious & subconscious fears & anxieties. Your work names the emotions we feel and normalizes this process that none of us signed up for. Again Thank You!

Recommended (required??) listening for anyone trying to show up for someone who has suffered such significant loss. I learn and grow with each episode. Thank you for the work you’re doing!

I’m a little over a year in and this podcast has been amazing. It has helped me in hearing other widow stories and helping me connect. Of course I never expected or planned to be a widow and this podcast is helping me find my way. Every time I listen to it, I learn something new. It’s helping me to socialize and helping me to continue living in some respects. After my husband died it was so easy to just fade away from life and people in general. But with this podcast and hearing other stories I’ve been able to keep living and stay in the know so to speak. Thanks for all you do and your guests. Sincerely, A widow trying to no fade away.

This podcast has been helpful for me to identify why I’m struggling to date again after the loss of my fiancé.

Someone shared this podcast in a widowed group on FB. Losing my person at 33 years old with young kids has been a challenge. Dating is scary, especially after a loss, so I’m happy I found this podcast to hear others stories 🖤✨

So grateful for this podcast. The honesty is such a gift for making me feel less alone and providing insight and wisdom for navigating this unforseen chapter of life. The host is so thoughtful and has wonderful guests.

This has been such a wonderfully inspiring podcast for me. It was very hard to talk with my friends about my feelings of wanting to date less than a year after my husbands death. These stories resonate so strongly with me. I’ve shed tears and also agreed out loud with so many of your guests. Thank you for such a wonderful roadmap. Even for those of us over 50.

It’s so refreshing. Cool to know you are normal. We don’t have a roadmap.

If you are a widow or dating, this podcast is a great, honest resource for the reality of dating after death. Thank you for reassuring me through this season of life without my person.

53-y.o. widower here. I was once romantic, but have had no such feelings since losing my wife unexpectedly at the beginning of the year. But I KNOW that, if I’m lucky enough to find love a second time, life will be better than it is now. So I listen to Anonymous Host and her guests to acclimate to the idea of dating when I can. A couple of points…. Anonymous Host doesn’t say so, but she’s there to RECEIVE insights, and her ability to be nonjudgmental is extraordinary. Second, do NOT skip any episodes. No matter how different the guests’ worlds are deform yours, each has deeply moving insights to share. Oh, third pointy, too: you’ll cry.

I am 47 with three teenagers. My husband passed away over 2 years ago after our 20th anniversary. I’ve always felt that people grieve in different ways, and it’s all okay. This podcast has been so relatable. While I’m not on the exact same journey as everyone interviewed, so many of the feelings and experiences are spot on. So many things are discussed here that I didn’t even realize were common among younger widows. I’ve binged all 22 episodes out so far and really appreciate knowing that I’m pretty normal. Thank you!

I discovered this podcast when I heard Dana Frost was interviewed on it. What an amazing interview! I quickly listened to the rest of the episodes and appreciate the host and her questions and humor and honesty. Thank you so much for your work on this.

This podcast has been such a game changer for me. Listening to these people share their stories of the beauty and hope that can come after the death of your partner is inspiring. These conversations have also validated similar feelings a fellow widow has had. I will continue to listen and share this podcast. Such important conversations!

It’s very comforting to know that I’m not alone. Listening to your podcast is helping me and giving me hope! Grief is vicious and those of us going through it definitely need all the help we can get. Thank you for sharing and doing what you do!

The most honest, raw, true conversation out there about a subject no one wants to talk about — until it happens to you (and then it’s all you want to talk about). I’m convinced this podcast is changing our perception of one of the most taboo paths widow(er)s have to walk. At the very least, it’s helped me through some very dark times knowing not only am I not alone, but there is a whole world of people in my situation who have found happiness again after the most profound loss. Amazing work!

So helpful to listen to other people navigate this difficult journey, to listen to their pain and then feel their hope, the hear their struggles and successes. And to know I’m not alone.

Listening to this podcast give me hope that My future will be worth living for after this horrible thing that has happened to me.