Betty Guadagno: You Are Worthy of All the Love in the Universe

Introducing: The Good-Bye

Welcome to The Good-Bye, a new podcast from Anna Marie Precythe and Moon Pie Media. In this series, we explore the transformative power of grief and loss—how it breaks us, reshapes us, and what it eventually makes of us. Full episodes available now.

Natalie Street: When Grief Comes Again

In the final episode of season one, host Anna Marie sits down with her sister Natalie to reflect on the recent loss of their father, almost ten years after losing their brother, Michael. What began as a show about grief becomes a lived experience all over again. Together, they talk about anticipatory loss, sudden death, and the complicated ways grief shapes families over time. A raw and intimate conversation about love, legacy, and learning to stand without your anchor. For more information, visit thegoodbyepodcast.com. [https://www.thegoodbyepodcast.com/]

Betty Guadagno: You Are Worthy of All the Love in the Universe

Content warning: this episode contains themes of suicide, drug use, and addiction. After surviving a traumatic childhood and years of addiction, Betty Guadagno died from an overdose—and came back transformed. In this extraordinary conversation, Betty shares her near-death experience, what she saw on the other side, and how it led her to healing, recovery, and a new sense of purpose. A story of spiritual awakening, radical self-forgiveness, and the long road home to self-worth. For more information on Betty's work, visit thegoodbyepodcast.com. [https://www.thegoodbyepodcast.com/]

Laurel Lewis: Cracked Open

Content warning: This episode contains discussion of suicide. After losing her husband in a tragic helicopter crash, Laurel Lewis’s life was shattered. But in the years that followed, grief became her greatest teacher. Through hospice work, spiritual study, and radical self-love, Laurel transformed pain into purpose. A story about healing, identity, and learning to live—truly live—after loss. For more information on Laurel, her journey, and her work, visit thegoodbyepodcast.com. [https://www.thegoodbyepodcast.com/]

James Hardin: The Tin Man

When James Hardin was diagnosed with a rare heart condition at 32, it forced him to confront his mortality—and everything he believed about self-worth, love, and resilience. Two open-heart surgeries later, he’s still here, still healing, and finally learning to live with an open heart. A story about survival, transformation, and the courage to begin again. For more information on James and his journey, visit thegoodbyepodcast.com. [https://www.thegoodbyepodcast.com/]