Mitch Metzner's guest appearances

Mitch Metzner

Path 11 Podcast

Molly McCord

Debra Silverman

Pam Grout

Bruce Lipton

Eric Pearl

Lee Harris

Terri Daniel

Eben Alexander

Raymond Moody

David Ditchfield

Jeff O'Driscoll

Corin Grillo

Rachel Harris

Tricia Barker

Gretchen Bickert

OwlTail

Mitch Metzner is a hospice midwife and environmental epidemiologist who studies the planetary hospice risks associated with climate collapse. He completed postdoctoral studies in public health and received a PhD degree in human services from Capella University with epidemiological dissertation research conducted at the University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine. Dr. Metzner has decades of experience as a behavioral psychology and clinical laboratory research scientist and public health educator working on various Centers for Disease Control and Prevention funded projects. He began home hospice work during the AIDS epidemic in 1982, and gained inpatient medical hospice experience beginning with the death of his partner Chuck Lilly, III, in 1994, later serving as a volunteer and trainer for hospice volunteers and professionals with the San Diego Veterans Medical Center, West Los Angeles Veterans Medical Center, and Anam Cara, a residential social model hospice project he co-founded with his late husband, Gabriel Gelbart. --------------------------- Mitch Metzner will be a presenter for the Afterlife Conference this June. Catch the live stream at https://path11productions.com/ac2019 Be sure to listen for the coupon code given during this discussion to take 10% off your registration for the live stream!

Mitch Metzner is a hospice midwife and environmental epidemiologist who studies the planetary hospice risks associated with climate collapse. He completed postdoctoral studies in public health and received a PhD degree in human services from Capella University with epidemiological dissertation research conducted at the University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine. Dr. Metzner has decades of experience as a behavioral psychology and clinical laboratory research scientist and public health educator working on various Centers for Disease Control and Prevention funded projects. He began home hospice work during the AIDS epidemic in 1982, and gained inpatient medical hospice experience beginning with the death of his partner Chuck Lilly, III, in 1994, later serving as a volunteer and trainer for hospice volunteers and professionals with the San Diego Veterans Medical Center, West Los Angeles Veterans Medical Center, and Anam Cara, a residential social model hospice project he co-founded with his late husband, Gabriel Gelbart. --------------------------- Mitch Metzner will be a presenter for the Afterlife Conference this June. Catch the live stream at <a href="https://path11productions.com/ac2019" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://path11productions.com/ac2019</a> Be sure to listen for the coupon code given during this discussion to take 10% off your registration for the live stream!

203 Men and Grief with Mitch Metzner