Cariad Lloyd talks with Kathryn about her work in palliative care, her book, how we can all prep for death. As ever they talk grief, road maps, and saying goodbye.

31 Jul 2019 • 1hr 12mins

What can you learn from watching thousands of people die? When Dr Kathryn Mannix asked herself that question, she realised that she had a lot to offer beyond the normal scope of her job as a palliative care doctor, caring for people at the end of life. With four decades of clinical practice, Kathryn is uniquely placed to tell us what it is actually like to die, and in her book, With the End in Mind, makes the case for approaching death not with fear, but with openness and understanding.

Dying Matters is a part of Hospice UK, the national charity for hospice and palliative care.

3 Jun 2019 • 45mins

Shapes of Grief is an internationally recognized organisation dedicated to enhancing competency around loss, grief and bereavement literacy. On this episode, psychotherapist and grief specialist Liz Gleeson speaks with Kathryn about her book, With The End In Mind.

8 May 2019 • 1hr 9mins

This New Writing North podcast was recorded at Durham Book Festival 2018. In this episode, Kathryn talks to Professor Douglas Davies about her new book With the End in Mind. Durham Book Festival is commissioned by Durham County Council and produced by New Writing North.

12 Apr 2019 • 1hr 7mins

In this podcast, Tim Lovejoy and Kathryn discuss tea, death and stories. Tim agrees: we really need to talk about this stuff.

Little Atoms is the official podcast partner of the Wellcome Book Prize, the only prize celebrating the topics of health and medicine in literature.

In this episode, Neil Denny talks to Dr Kathryn Mannix about her book With The End in Mind which was shortlisted for the 2018 Wellcome Book Prize.

30 Apr 2018 • 22mins