by Daisy Sanderson | May 29, 2026 | Living Proof
This Friday, tune into our newest podcast episode! An interview with Lucy Easthope, emergency planning and disaster recovery advisor. She talks about her career, grief, quiet survival, and the hidden systems that hold society together in the face of disaster! Thank...
by Poppy Rae Wilson | May 28, 2026 | Living Proof
Sometimes, the smallest things become the strongest proof of who someone was. An unassuming book, for an unassuming woman. At least that’s what Laura Williams had thought about her nan, who passed when she was young. Her recipe book, kept in a broken ziplock bag, with...
by Jasmine Pegg | May 28, 2026 | Dissect
The brain stays running from 30 seconds to almost 10 minutes after death. From the brain cells causing their own destruction, to the final ‘life flashing before your eyes’ moment, watch this video below to find out the science behind brain death.
by Robyn Smith | May 27, 2026 | Living Proof
When someone dies, they leave behind memories for their loved ones to find ways to immortalise these experiences. A compilation of memorial tattoos and the memories attached to them. Memorializing a loved one through tattoos is possibly one of the most popular tattoo...
by James Cain | May 27, 2026 | Relics
Executions were a grisly spectacle, but people once flocked to see them up close and in person. That begs the question – what drew people in, and why were they stopped? Imagine a family day out in the 1600s: you and the rest of the village gather on a nearby hillside...
