About this episode
In this solo episode, I reflect on the idea of signs; the small, sometimes strange ways we feel our loved ones near after they’re gone.
A song on the radio. A robin in the garden. A moment that feels too precise to be coincidence.
Why do we look for them? What do they mean? And do they actually matter, or is the meaning in how they make us feel?
Through honest reflection and gentle storytelling, I'm exploring how grief sharpens our awareness of the world around us, how comfort doesn’t always need proof, and why believing (or not believing) in signs can both be okay.
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Was that them?”, this episode is for you.
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