Across the country – in cafés, dining rooms, and community centers – there’s a new conversation taking shape. After decades of sanitizing and sequestering death and dying, America seems to be ready to talk about death. For the next five weeks, we’ll be exploring how to start conversations about death with your family, your doctors, and yourself. We’ll also take a look at the phenomenon of near-death experience, learn about the conscious death movement, consider how we die and grieve around the world, and much more.The Reckoning Lani Leary Psychotherapist and Author Chuck Lakin Joanna Ebenstein Dan Pierotti Tyrone Muhammad Nikki Giovanni Sunday, November 9, 2014 DetailsExit Plan Katy Butler Dr. Atul Gawande Rehman Tungekar Phil Toledano Dan Pierotti Ben Wald Mary Oliver Sunday, November 16, 2014 DetailsThe Last Moment Karen Reppen Dan Pierotti Sam Parnia Associate Professor of Medicine, NYU Langone Medical Center Charles Grob Psychiatrist Steven Spiro Buddhist chaplain Christian Wiman PoetSunday, November 23, 2014 DetailsThe Wake Caitlin Doughty Licensed mortician, Death activist, and Creator Seth Kane Kwei Eric Adjetey Anang Thomas Laqueur Sheri Booker Dan Pierotti Edward Hirsch Sunday, November 30, 2014 DetailsAfter Life Jeffrey Potter Abbot Joan Halifax Zen Buddhist Allan Kellehear Professor of Sociology, Middlesex University Candi Cann Religious Studies Professor James Hughes Buddhist Mark Pantoja Listener Samuel Scheffler Philosopher Dan Pierotti Sunday, December 7, 2014 Details