Judith Finneren's guest appearances

Judith Finneren

Grief Out Loud

BJ Miller

Katie Arnold

Jeff Porter

David Kessler

Joe DiNardo

Megan Devine

SHANNON GIBNEY

Adam Mansbach

Anne Moss Rogers

Mary Plouffe

Paul Denniston

Suzanne Anderson

Caroline Wright

Amber Nelson

Sue Klebold

OwlTail

Judith Finneren's husband Ralph, or Ralphie as she liked to call him, was hit and killed while riding his bike in the summer of 2011. Even when grief and anger are close companions, most of the time there isn't a particular person to blame when someone dies. In Judith's case there was. A young man named Brett who in a moment of distracted driving ended her husband's life. Soon after Ralph's death, Judith went to film school where she created the documentary, Ghostbike, which explores her grief and also her attempts to connect with Brett. We discuss love, blame, forgiveness, and the tenets Judith holds onto in her grief.  Judith also wrote  Remember His Name, a book about Ralph, their life together, and her grief.

<p>Judith Finneren's husband Ralph, or Ralphie as she liked to call him, was hit and killed while riding his bike in the summer of 2011. Even when grief and anger are close companions, most of the time there isn't a particular person to blame when someone dies. In Judith's case there was. A young man named Brett who in a moment of distracted driving ended her husband's life. Soon after Ralph's death, Judith went to film school where she created the documentary, <a href="https://youtu.be/GH_r86V5j34" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Ghostbike</a>, which explores her grief and also her attempts to connect with Brett. We discuss love, blame, forgiveness, and the tenets Judith holds onto in her grief. </p> <p>Judith also wrote <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Remember-His-Name-Conquering-Accepting/dp/1627471065/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=remember+his+name&amp;qid=1553726647&amp;s=gateway&amp;sr=8-2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Remember His Name</a>, a book about Ralph, their life together, and her grief.</p>

Ep: 108: What Does Forgiveness Feel Like? Judith Finneren