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Keep It Grief

Keep It Grief

Cold Fries 26 episodes Nov 11, 2026

Keep It Grief is a podcast about grief and loss, hosted by long-time friends Jonny Meah and Neil Collins. After losing Jonny's mum and Neil's fiancée, they sit down weekly to share stories, memories and laughs as they navigate life after loss. The show covers everyday triggers, tough conversations and the unexpected humour that often sneaks in. It's a series of real conversations, real emotions and real friends.

Episodes

The Things That Live On
The Things That Live On Nov 11, 2026 30:06 This week on Keep It Grief, Jonny and Neil explore the idea of legacy, remembrance and the things that live on long after someone has gone. From the importance of sharing stories about the people we've lost to the ways we can keep their memories alive for future generations, it's a conversation about connection, family and the circle of life.The conversation begins with a heartfelt listene
SCOTT HARRISON: Finding Hope After Losing a Child
SCOTT HARRISON: Finding Hope After Losing a Child Nov 4, 2026 38:45 This week on Keep It Grief, Jonny and Neil are joined by Scott Harrison for an incredibly moving conversation about losing a child, finding meaning in grief, and discovering hope in the most unexpected places.Scott opens up about the heartbreaking loss of his baby son, Evan, and the extraordinary story of the blue tree - a series of remarkable coincidences that left him questioning whether his son
The Signs We See After Someone Dies
The Signs We See After Someone Dies Oct 28, 2026 33:27 This week on Keep It Grief, Jonny and Neil have an honest, thought-provoking conversation about the signs we think we see after someone dies, and whether our loved ones might still find ways to let us know they’re with us.From unexplained coincidences and meaningful dreams to moments that feel like more than chance, the hosts explore the experiences that can bring comfort, raise questions, and off
How Do You Live with a Long Goodbye?
How Do You Live with a Long Goodbye? Oct 21, 2026 29:51 This week on Keep It Grief, Jonny and Neil have an honest, heartfelt conversation about anticipatory grief and the complicated emotions of grieving a loved one while they are still here. Responding to an email from listener Charlotte, the hosts explore her story of navigating the loss of her mum alongside a sudden, life-altering accident involving her husband, Liam. From the weight of holding your
Finding Purpose After Loss
Finding Purpose After Loss Oct 14, 2026 30:51 This week on Keep It Grief, Jonny and Neil have an honest, heartfelt conversation about navigating life after loss, responding to a listener's powerful email about feeling lost without their mum, and learning to find meaning in life again when grief changes everything.From emotional memories and special moments with family to the little signs that make us feel our loved ones are still close, t
The Side of Loneliness Nobody Warns You About
The Side of Loneliness Nobody Warns You About Oct 7, 2026 35:03 This week’s episode of Keep It Grief explores the many different sides of loneliness after loss, beginning with a powerful listener email from someone who describes feeling completely alone while grieving alongside the very people living under the same roof.After spending three weeks travelling through France in his van, Neil opens up about the loneliness he experienced being on his own, the fear
MAFS CHANITA STEPHENSON: Losing My Mum Changed Everything
MAFS CHANITA STEPHENSON: Losing My Mum Changed Everything Sep 30, 2026 41:01 Chanita Stephenson from MAFS joins Jonny for this week's episode of Keep It Grief. A qualified social worker, content creator and Married at First Sight favourite, Chanita opens up about losing her mum to cancer and the ways grief has changed her life almost three years on.Chanita shares the story behind the 50th birthday party she organised for her mum, bringing friends and family together to
HIS GRIEF: Raising a Son Through Loss
HIS GRIEF: Raising a Son Through Loss Sep 23, 2026 49:47 Ben Kennedy (founder of His Grief UK) joins Jonny for this week's episode of Keep It Grief, while Neil is away.They read an email from listener Emma, who reflects on the devastating sudden loss of her husband three years ago and the complex struggle of rebuilding life as a young single mother without feeling like she is leaving him behind. Connecting over shared experiences, Ben opens up about
A Breakup You Didn't Want...
A Breakup You Didn't Want... Sep 16, 2026 30:22 This week's episode of Keep It Grief opens up with a poignant listener email from Steven, who reflects on the devastating sudden loss of his wife, Mandy. Reconnecting over shared experiences of unexpected loss, Neil reflects on the initial shock, police proceedings, and overwhelming emotions following his partner Lottie's passing. Moving through the personal realities of daily life after l
Dealing With Grief After Suicide...
Dealing With Grief After Suicide... Sep 9, 2026 44:22 In this week's episode of Keep It Grief, Jonny & Neil are joined by listener Holly and Louise Williams from the charity Suicide&Co. Marking World Suicide Prevention Day, they open up a vital and deeply personal conversation about navigating grief after suicide, overcoming the unique silence, shock, and isolation that families often carry. Holly shares touching memories of her sister Br
Do You Ever Feel Robbed By Loss?
Do You Ever Feel Robbed By Loss? Sep 2, 2026 32:24 This week on Keep It Grief, Jonny and Neil share a heartwarming email from a listener, Shelly, about how tracking the little things can keep a loved one's memory alive. It sparks a raw conversation about the realisation that "grief is a thief," leaving families feeling robbed of future opportunities and milestones. They talk about Neil's recent emotional blowout, the struggle of
GRIEF, GUILT & PERMISSION TO TALK ABOUT THEM...
GRIEF, GUILT & PERMISSION TO TALK ABOUT THEM... Aug 26, 2026 34:32 This week on Keep It Grief, Jonny and Neil read out a beautiful email from a listener, Sarah, about grieving quietly and the guilt of feeling like everyone else has stopped wanting to hear about the person you've lost. It sparks a raw conversation about survivor's guilt, why "why me?" might be the wrong question, and why the answer might really be "why them?"They talk a

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