30 MIN 
Barbara Karnes on End-of-Life Care and Death Doulas
Kathryn Mannix on how understanding dying can ease fear and help families grieve.
Across four countries, Samara Gordon-Wexler finds communities that make dying a shared part of living.
Inside prison walls, caregiving became an act of radical bravery and a lesson in shared humanity.
What Thousands of Deaths Have Taught Me
Dr. Justin Baker on the hope, presence and human connection at the heart of caring for seriously ill children.

Once a year, we put the year's conversations about death, grief, and living well into print. Journey Journal is a collection of stories, reflections, and ideas from the End Well community, made to hold and pass along. Our first edition, Radical Bravery, is now available to read online. The print edition includes worksheets and extras you won't find in the digital version. Request a copy while supplies last.
Nikki shares her story of the heartbreaking loss of multiple miscarriages.
Dr. BJ Miller was a college sophomore when a sudden electrical accident nearly took his life.
Ricki Lake has been in the public eye since starring in 1988’s Hairspray. She might be best known as host of The Ricki Lake Show. But she’s not here to talk about movies and TV.
Dr. Fumiko Chino and Mark Cuban on using lived experience, transparency and innovation to make healthcare more affordable.