Press & Media

The New Narrative Events team has been proud to have been featured in various articles, podcasts, and interviews.

  • A skull with flowers and vines growing through and around it.

    "Boom Time for Death Planning"

    Featured in The New York Times, June 2020

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  • The cover of the 'The Dishing Doulas Podcast' featuring a Death Doula Network International logo at the top, with an orange and yellow background. Two women, Jo-Anne Haun and Karen Hendrickson, are on the left side, with a speech bubble saying "Seriously, Let's Talk...". On the right side, Christina Andreola is depicted. Text indicates it's episode 12, titled "Creative Celebrations for End of Life."

    Creative Celebrations for End of Life

    Death Doula Network International: The Dishing Doulas Podcast Episode 12

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  • Close-up of two hands, one reaching out with an open palm and the other holding a small object, on a rustic wooden table. The background shows part of a newspaper titled 'Vancouver' and partially visible headlines.

    3 Young Vancouverites with Fresh Perspectives on Death and Grief

    Featured in Vancouver Magazine, June 2018

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  • Event promotion graphic for a podcast titled 'The Legacy Lady Live' featuring a special guest, Christina Andreola. The graphic has a black background with two circular photos at the top, showing two women. The text indicates the podcast is hosted by The Legacy Lady Live, with social media icons and website links at the bottom.

    How to embrace joy in your End of Life Celebration

    Legacy After Dark podcast

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  • TG Beyond

    A multi-part series hosted by TG Beyond with Clare from New York City.

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  • Funeral Planning in the Northeast United States: New Survey Research Findings

    Featured in Beyond the Dash, March 2019

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  • A woman in a pink dress standing alone in a cemetery, surrounded by rows of white tombstones on a gray ground.

    "Virtual grieving: Is there closure if there is no goodbye?"

    Featured in the San Francisco Chronicle, April 2020

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  • Illustration of a woman sitting on a sofa working on a laptop, with a sleeping white cat on a rug nearby. She is wearing a face mask. There are two speech bubbles with images of people wearing face masks. To her right, there is a potted plant, and to her left, a small table with books, a steaming coffee mug, and a lamp.

    "How to Navigate End of Life During a Pandemic"

    Featured in Psychology Today, 2020

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