Честный разговор о смерти / «Поживем-увидим» с Сашей Примаковой

Support our work on Patreon: https://patreon.com/user?u=120666215 We talked about death. The heroine of the new episode of the "Wait and See" podcast is death doula Sasha Primakova. She supports the dying process: she helps people avoid difficulties, overcome fears, and ease the process of a loved one's passing. In our new video, we discussed what it's like to work with death every day, whether it's possible to overcome the fear of death, what our final conversations usually are, and how death becomes a political act. 0:00 — Beginning of the video 1:52 — Who are death doulas? 5:52 — How do loved ones of the dying perceive doulas? 10:24 — What is it like to experience the death of those you work with each time? 12:57 — A story about death that restores faith in humanity 16:10 — The state against hospices and euthanasia 23:59 — Death as a political act and social event: Navalny's murder 27:15 — Collective living through mass murder: Crocus and war 29:59 — Death — isn't it scary? 31:44 — What is the last thing that happens before death? 36:28 — What is the last conversation about? 38:09 — The unconditional value of life — is it always good? 40:57 — How to help yourself when a loved one passes away? *More on this topic on Sasha Primakova's Telegram channel: https://t.me/WAITINGforDYING All the most interesting stuff here: https://t.me/novaya_europe   / novayagazeta_eu     / novayagazeta_eu     / novayaeurope