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Condolences and Casseroles

by Katie Radel

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Latest episodes

  • After the Casseroles Stop Coming: T. Shardé on Suicide Loss, Forgiveness, and the Power of Quiet Support

    October 28, 2026 · 39 min

    Host Katie Radel welcomes T. Shardé—mom of four, entrepreneur, author, and suicide prevention advocate—who shares the story of losing her mother to suicide and what helped her survive the earliest days, including a “perfect stranger” on…

  • Death Doula Leigh Ann Roberts on Making a Death Plan, Complicated Grief, and the Quiet After the Casseroles

    October 28, 2026 · 42 min

    Host Katie Radel welcomes death doula and end-of-life coach Leigh Ann Roberts to discuss non-medical end-of-life support, facilitating family conversations, and honoring a person’s vision for dying. Leigh Ann shares how becoming her mother…

  • Beyond the Sympathy Card—Say Their Name

    October 27, 2026 · 20 min

    In the first episode of Condolences and Casseroles, host Katie Radel explains why the show exists: to talk about what happens after the sympathy cards, flowers, and casseroles stop. She shares a moment in a busy vet lobby when a woman…

  • Grief Unscripted

    October 22, 2026 · 2 min

    Condolences and Casseroles: Everything the Card Couldn't Say. Katie Radel introduces “Condolences and Casseroles,” a show about grief and loss that focuses on what sympathy cards don’t cover. Drawing on her childhood growing up in a…

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About the show

There's a script for loss: the card, the casserole, and "let me know if you need anything." Condolences and Casseroles is for everything that the script leaves out. Host Katie Radel grew up in a funeral home and built a career finding the words for the highest-stakes moments, and she's bringing both to honest, funny, sometimes messy conversations about grief. We all know how to send the card and the casserole. This is the show about what the card doesn't say and what happens after.