It’s Your Funeral Podcast

Dennis Price, Caretaker, Comic, Improviser, Actor and good karma farmer shares his harvest of love, joy and wit–all things a healthy body needs to live a rich and full life.  He’s so tasty you’ll want to sop him up with a biscuit.

Bob Libbey, Certified Public Accountant, retiree, part-time resident, tennis enthusiast and globetrotter–has a layover at our DEADEYE studio, en route to his next destination, to sum up his life.  His family lineage and lifestyle raise the question: Where are any of us truly from?  It might depend more on where you're going.

Nahisha Simon, Educational Technician, Haitian immigrant, American citizen and mother shares her trials and tribulations of a life transplanted from one world into the next, finding peace in the turmoil and an attitude that no one who dies is ever really gone.  You can take that as a comfort or a threat.  'Cause you know what you did.

Ben Layman, Ghost Hunter, actor, artist, teacher, and horror enthusiast takes us to his magic place just outside Derry and beyond the grave.  Despite liking things dark and gloomy you can't miss his distinctive light and warmth whenever you’re in his company.

Maizie Wyman, Funeral Director, server, mom and partner pulls back the mortuary curtain for a special viewing of her body of work guiding mourners through their grief while breathing life back into the recently departed.

Stewart Levine, Gastro Garage and PB Jam Band Sandwich Shoppe Founder, chef, actor, husband, father, entrepreneur, and Indiana Jones/Star Wars enthusiast joins us from his Atlanta home to share his recipe for a delicious life full of spice.  The secret ingredient is fire.

Michelle Weatherbee, Real Estate Broker , actress, wife and mother holds an open house in our living room studio offering a down payment on a good deed death.  She waved the finder’s fee.  We already knew her.

Grace Livingston Kramer, Administrative Specialist / wife / mother / director / dancer / actress / mentor / among many, many other talents shares with us her curious wonder at the wide world around her.  Why be just one thing when the buffet of life has so much to offer.  Time to load up your plates and say Grace!

Mike Abernethy, International Educator, husband, improv actor and world traveler maps out a life journey filled with minimal attachments packed for maximum experience.  TRAVEL TIP:  Souvenirs are for chumps.

Stephanie Colavito, Actress, wife, teacher, musician and dancer ending her theatrical run as Cinderella shares how some closing night performances can feel like the death of a loved one while others more like a death sentence reprieve from the Governor.

Jack Burt, Musician, husband, father, professor and international man of mystery blows into our DEADEYE studio and gets down to brass tacks about a no nonsense death.  Enough said.

Kate Tellers, Host/Director of MothWorks at The Moth, wife, mother and storyteller joins us from the one quiet place in her busy New York City home, her wardrobe closet, wowing us with her unique insights into life, death and breastmilk jewelry.  PRO TIP:  A truly valued legacy enhances any outfit.

Jen Shepard, Artistic Director of the Penobscot Theatre Company , comedian, actress, and business owner clues us into her best defense against being murdered at home as well as her unique choice for an ideal holiday movie.  SPOILERS:  One involves a barbarian the other stuffed animals.

Rich Kimball, TV/Radio Personality, husband, father, teacher, and host of the Downtown with Rich Kimball podcast dazzles us with his dulcet tones and shares his secret to a long and healthy life... never die.

Allen Adams, Communication Specialist & Marketing Coordinator, author, actor, all around good guy and child prodigy lets down his guard to face the slings and arrows of outrageous friends who can't wait to roast him.

Sam Kuykendall, Yes & Co. Comedy Improv Founder, artist and philosopher ponders the potential for the circle of life through reincarnation or the digestive tract of a bear.

Amy Roeder, Maine House State Representative , actress and academic takes the floor as we yield to her Minnesota charms, reminding us that you ain't got a thing if you ain't got that bling... or a jar of sweet pickles.

Hudson Bradbury, Server, chef, fashionista and mortuary cleaner stops by our DEADEYE studio to dish the details on his ideal demise and 8th grade tales behind the wheel of a tricked out golf cart.  His life flashes before us at 12MPH.

AJ Mooney, Artist, actress, dancer, and landlord shares her bucket list, love of animals, and bedazzles us with her end of life plans that beg the question: where do you draw the line with heavy petting?

Jason Preble, Systems Engineer, comedian and actor joins us in our DEADEYE studio to discuss his recent midlife crisis, near death experience at the hands of a pool of five year olds and his greatest fear: Is there laughter after death?