by Elke Spiers | Jun 3, 2026 | Living Proof
We are told we are ‘born alone, and die alone’ – a phrase meant to universalise isolation in death, and has been a philosophical concept for decades. But for twins, this idea just isn’t true. We are born together, spend formative years together. So...
by Jasmine Pegg | Jun 2, 2026 | Memento Mainstream
Most games treat death as failure, punishment, or a way to learn. Players often die hundreds of times in games like Dark Souls, memorising patterns to improve with every attempt. But some games approach death very differently. Through child protagonists and youthful...
by Thomas Booth | May 29, 2026 | Living Proof
The passage from life to death is the most defining and terrifying journey of our lives. A journey which can be extremely hard to understand, and even harder to surrender to. Music-thanatologists offer us a form of music made to ease the mind, body and soul before we...
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...
