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Death, et seq. literally means "Death and what follows." This podcast addresses all aspects of death care in the United States -- options for funerals and disposition, the ways in which "tra...
Do you have your documents in order to allow for a trusted person to make decisions about your health care and property if you become incapa...
In today's episode, I talk to Stephanie Hopp, EdD, RN, CPN, an Associate Professor in the Undergraduate Nursing Program at Clarkson College...
In this episode of Death et seq., Professor Marsh talks to Wake Law student Spencer Maher about Jeremy DeWitte, the man who turned a Florida...
In this episode of the Death Esq. podcast, Professor Marsh welcomes Jay Doshi to discuss the outdated regulatory structures of the American...
On this episode, I talk to Suzanne Kelly, chair of the Town of Rhinebeck, New York Cemetery Committee about green burial. The Town of Rhineb...
“Riches do not so much exhilarate us with their possession, as they torment us with their loss.” This quotation comes from Robert Burton, a...
In this episode, we discuss the retention and disposition of human remains after they are seized by law enforcement as part of a criminal in...
When a person dies while incarcerated, what happens to their remains? Do incarcerated individuals receive as much respect in death as other...
In this episode, third year Wake Forest Law student Connor Crotty compares the processes of cremation and alkaline hydrolysis (water cremati...
Tanya talks to Erik Seeman, a history Professor at University at Buffalo and the author of several books on early American attitudes towards...
What death care practices are in line with the teachings of the Catholic Church? In this episode, Tanya talks to Wake Law student Andrea St....
In this episode, Tanya talks to Vivian Bolen about the law and death customs in Ancient Rome and Greece, and to Lillian Remler about death c...
In this episode, Tanya talks to her friend Holly Swenson, walking her through the options for the disposition of her remains (cremation, cas...
Since emerging tools like AI memorialization, grief bots, and digital afterlife platforms can essentially allow us to virtually resurrect th...
In this episode, Tanya talks to Professor Ellie Morales, who directs the Veteran's Legal Clinic at Wake Forest Law School, about the funeral...
Ground penetrating radar (or GPR) is one of the geophysical techniques that archaeologists like Dr. David Leslie of Terrasearch Geophysical...
For more information about the laws at issue in the so-called "Harvard Morgue Case," check out my article in The Conversation .
Will Boyce, the current Editor in Chief of The Wake Forest Law Review is the guest. He and Tanya discuss the legal scholarship created in co...
Wake Law Student Jannine Huby organized this episode. She explains how cremation fireworks work and introduces Jason Diemer and Clay Adams o...
In this episode, Tanya and Barbara Kemmis, the Executive Director of the Cremation Association of North America, discuss research conducted...
In this episode, Professor Tanya Marsh discusses the legal complexities of multi-jurisdictional death with her father, Professor Bill Marsh....
In this episode, Tanya Marsh and Susan Hubbard discuss the law of cryonics and the five states which have either enacted a statute or consid...
I really enjoyed being a part of this episode of the Legal Deac podcast — hope you enjoy it too! Death in the US can be one of the most comp...
The death care system in the New York City metropolitan area is overwhelmed. In this episode, we speak with Phil Tassi, President of the New...
Recorded on April 18, 2020, Brooklyn funeral director Amy Cunningham explains how death care is being handled in New York City a month into...
Estate planning should involve more than simply creating the appropriate documents to address who will receive your property after your deat...
On this week’s episode, I am happy to share with you a conversation that I recently had with Barbara Kemmis, the Executive Director of the C...
Jodi Hildebran Lee and Jordan Crosby Lee are the Couldn't Be Happiers. Check them out at www.couldbehappiers.com. On this episode, they play...
The Protestant Reformation of the early 16th century changed countless aspects of everyday life for every kind of person across Europe. One...
About a month ago, I sat down with my friend Tim Mossberger in Champaign, Illinois to talk about our mutual favorite band, The Avett Brother...
Death is celebrated all over the world on annual basis. More than 175 million Americans will celebrate Halloween this year, with total spend...
This hybrid episode combines Cemetery Tourism in Philadelphia and the music of recording artist Dan Zlotnick. In Part I, I discuss the histo...
This is Tanya Marsh and you’re listening to Death, et seq. My guest this week is Sarah Crews, the director of Heart Land Prairie Cemetery in...
My guest this week is my friend Josh Slocum, who is the Executive Director of Funeral Consumers Alliance and the co-author of Final Rights:...
Amy Cunningham is a progressive funeral director and the owner of Fitting Tribute Funeral Services in New York City. A former journalist, Am...
Episode Transcript: My name is Tanya Marsh and you’re listening to Death, et seq. We’ve been talking about funerals a lot on this podcast so...
Lee Webster discusses her educational and advocacy efforts in the "neo-traditional" home funeral and green burial movements. Links to organi...
One of my major goals with this podcast is to introduce listeners to a variety of perspectives on the funeral industry and changing death pr...
Megan Rosenbloom is Associate Director for Instruction Services at the Norris Medical Library of the University of Southern California in Lo...
In this week’s episode of Death, et seq., I am talking to two of my favorite people about two very different topics. First, I’ll be talking...
This episode discusses funeral and disposition planning in the context of estate planning, explains why pre-planning is a good idea, and dis...
I am so happy to have Caitlin Doughty as my guest on Episode 4. Caitlin is a licensed funeral director and the owner of Undertaking LA, a fu...
In the United States today, most funerals are arranged by licensed funeral directors, most bodies are prepared for disposition by licensed e...
Whenever people ask me what I do, and I tell them that I research, teach, and write about the law of human remains, their first response is...
Subscribe on iTunes , Stitcher , or Google Play . Thanks! My name is Tanya Marsh and I teach Funeral and Cemetery law at Wake Forest Univers...