Still Parents Podcast
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Candid guest conversations make the medical, social and emotional realities of baby loss easier for families to name.
Still Parents Podcast lets bereaved parents describe loss as an ongoing part of family life, not an event tidied away after the funeral. Dan, Ryan and Matt lead candid guest conversations through miscarriage, severe prematurity and the death of a baby, giving equal attention to…
A midwife reappears at a family's later birth; you want the whole story behind that reunion.
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A grounded conversation about how children find their way into family grief.
Parenting after loss sits beside the everyday work of watching a child grow up, as Matt talks about his daughter Etta beginning to ask questions and show interest in Callie.
A loose Christmas catch-up where a bronze award, a karaoke challenge, and listener thanks carry the warmth.
Still Parents Podcast's Christmas special works as a seasonal catch-up rather than a formal year-end roundtable. The hosts turn a sign-off episode into an easy look at the work around the show, joking through a less-jolly Christmas song, returning to their bronze award, and…
A candid discussion of how baby loss anniversaries can shape emotions, family rituals, and ordinary days.
Baby loss anniversaries rarely keep to a neat emotional timetable, and this live conversation sits with that uncertainty. Matt and Ryan from the Lily Mae Foundation consider why the first anniversary may feel different from the second or third, how families choose their own ways…
A blunt, honest account of loss and survival.
Chris Woods' episode stays close to the fact of being alive after Liam is gone, and that is what makes it hard to shake. It opens with easy banter across the Australia-UK time gap, then turns toward the two mornings he sat on a hill and thought about flooring it because the…
A blunt, compassionate conversation about loss, certainty, and the burden of making the call.
Michael Sherwin's account stays with a hard kind of certainty: looking back at the scan, checking it again, and trying to arrive at a choice that felt honest instead of reckless.
A steady, human listen about grief, support, and the awkward first laugh after loss.
Grief is handled as something people move through one uneven morning at a time. Dan, Ryan, and Matt linger on the support that arrives after a loss, from the quiet helpers who sort out the practical mess to the people who keep checking in without crowding the room.
A blunt, compassionate look at child loss, grief, anger, and the bargaining that can follow.
Rob Saunders joins the Still Parents podcast for an unflinching conversation about child loss, grief, anger, and the bargaining that can follow.
A frank conversation about grief, trust, and who people open up to.
The conversation sits with the awkward part of grief support: people trying to help without having lived the loss themselves. It keeps coming back to trust, asking who feels safe to talk to, what makes a provider feel steady, and why gender can matter when grief and pregnancy…
Parenting chaos, said out loud.
Sisterly talk for life in transition.
Comedy banter with the chat left open.
Motherhood, sisterhood, and life in motion.
Jordan Black talks through the time after his daughter became critically unwell.
The episode starts with banter and a coffee joke.
Jordan Black comes back to talk about the challenge.
Dan, Ryan, and Matt welcome Chris Woods from Australia in the early morning.
Dan opens the room with Ryan and Matt, and the conversation quickly settles into the reality of support after a loss.
Michael Sherwin joins Dan, Ryan, and Matt for a conversation that starts with banter and then turns to a very hard pregnancy decision.
Dan, Ryan, and Matt keep things relaxed while welcoming Chris Lynch remotely.
Dave joins the Still Parents podcast for a loose conversation that starts in familiar banter and then drifts toward loss, care, and the people who help families through it.
Dan reveals a special Baby Loss Awareness Week episode where hosts become guests on another podcast.
Christian Haig joins the show very early from Brooklyn.
The hosts open with their familiar banter and bring back a guest for a plainspoken conversation about support after loss.
Dan is back with Ryan and Matt from the Lily Mae Foundation.
Dan explains why Baby Loss Awareness Week is for raising awareness, not for those living with grief daily.
Rob Saunders joins from Melbourne for an early-morning conversation with Dan, Ryan, and Matt.
Liam Teer joins the Still Parents Podcast to talk about Olivia, his daughter who lived for six weeks.
Abby Harris tells the story of a pregnancy that started to feel wrong through swelling and pain.
It opens on the footy.
Still Parents Podcast 104 focuses on parenting after loss and sibling mental health during Children's Mental Health Week, with Ryan, Amy, Matt, and Crystal discussing children who knew a baby before loss and children born after it.
Still Parents Podcast 106: When the Anniversary Hits centers on baby-loss anniversaries, with Matthew and Ryan from the Lily Mae Foundation comparing how Callie’s 10th, Lily Mae’s 16th, and memorial dates affect family life.
The panel starts by circling a Christmas song.
Blaine Chapman, JLR's Global Brand Communications Director, describes how a miscarriage with his wife Tessa left him feeling "helpless" and how his manager Anna told him to "down tools" and take the time he needed.