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You're listening to Griefcast with me, Carrie Adloyd.

Griefcast is a place to talk, share and laugh about the peculiar human process of death.

Of death and grief.

Each week I talk to a different person about their experiences of grief and death,

as we remember someone that they have lost along the way.

Whether it was a long time ago or you've just joined the club.

Welcome to Griefcast.

Hey Griefcast, I hope you're having a week, wherever you're listening.

If you're listening in the Northern Hemisphere, yeah, the top bit.

It's winter, it's getting cold, we've got Christmas and Hanukkah and Solstice are approaching us.

So yeah, it's maybe a time of year we're having a lot more time to think.

I guess it's how I'm feeling, like you know, night-storing and stuff.

And you get a little bit more thoughtful at this time of year, a little bit more internal.

So I hope wherever you are, you are able to light a candle and give yourself some time.

This week I'm talking to the extraordinary Sarah Seger.

Now Sarah is, let me get this right, Sarah is an astrophysicist and planetary scientist at MIT.

So yeah, she is an extraordinary person, one of her jobs is to find exoplanets on the edge of the universe.

Yeah, that's a job, that's what she does.

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