You know those conversations you play over and over and over in your head, but find really difficult to actually have?

That's exactly what Death's Sex and Money does. It gets those thorny issues out into the open.

It's hosted by Anna Sal, who has surprisingly comfortable conversations with her guests about uncomfortable topics,

like the highs and lows of divorce, about near-death experiences and funny one-night stands.

All of these things shape the way we live and the decisions we make.

Some of her guests are famous, some not, and very often they're from the community of listeners.

All talking about what we're figuring out as we go along.

Join in and find Death's Sex and Money from WNYC Studios, wherever you listen to your podcasts.

Hey, I'm Tanya Mosley, the host of Truth Be Told, a podcast that's like the friends you call after a long day.

You know the one who gets you.

Through soul-nourishing conversations, I explore Black freedom with some of the greatest thinkers of our time.

In this season, I explore what the latest psychedelic renaissance could mean for our collective liberation.

Join us on the journey, which begins April 13th, and subscribe to Truth Be Told, wherever you get your podcasts.

Hey all, it's Zerima Chrase. Welcome to This Is Uncomfortable, a podcast from Marketplace about life and how money.

Messes with it.

So I'm handing off the show today to our producer Peter Balladon-Rosen.

For months, he's been working on a story about how money can complicate grief.

As a quick warning, today's episode deals with depression and suicide.

So definitely skip this episode if you need to.

Okay, here's Peter.

My first memory of my friend, Dean, is him sitting in the dark.

We met on a bench outside of a punk show in college and hit it off.

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