- 1. Did You Know End-of-Life Planning Looks Different If You're A Person With A Fat Body? ...
- (Living)
- ... rituals around death and burial can be challenging for fat folks and their families, and are often more expensive, too. Caitlin Doughty, of “Ask a Mortician” fame and a major player in the death-positive ...
- Created on 26 October 2022
- 2. How "The Farewell" Brings Diverse Death Traditions To Lif
- (Movies)
- ... Mortician Caitlin Doughty who said in her episode of “The Mental Illness Happy Hour” podcast, “The American funeral industry really started in the early 20th century, but it was after WWII when we had ...
- Created on 13 August 2019
- 3. 10 New Feminist-Friendly Books To Read This Spring
- (Books)
- ... here. From Here To Eternity: Traveling the World to Find the Good Death By Caitlin Doughty (W.W. Norton & Company) We’re all going to die. But Caitlin Doughty wants us to start thinking about ...
- Created on 16 March 2018
- 4. BUST's 10 Best Bets For February And March 201
- (Entertainment)
- ... podcast with an irresistible roster of guests, including Kate Pierson of the B-52s, author and mortician Caitlin Doughty, legendary film producer Christine Vachon, and punk style pioneers Tish and Snooky ...
- Created on 01 February 2018
- 5. Week Of Women: September 29-October 5, 2017
- (Entertainment)
- ... of Week of Women features an intriguing new horror film called The Sound and the release of Order of the Good Death founder Caitlin Doughty’s latest book. As a reminder, we haven’t seen, read, or listened ...
- Created on 27 September 2017
- 6. These Women Want You To Have A Better Death
- (Feminism)
- ... a “good death” (more on that later) is its own form of activism. One of the women leading this death-positive charge is Caitlin Doughty. In 2011, with a background in medieval history and a job in a ...
- Created on 02 August 2017
- 7. Caitlin Doughty From "Ask A Mortician" Tells Morbid Kids, "It Gets Bette
- (General)
- LA-based mortician Caitlin Doughty, best known for her quirky YouTube series, "Ask A Mortician," recently released a video telling morbid children, "It gets better." For those not familiar with Doughty’s ...
- Created on 05 October 2012
