The Talk We Avoid
The Executor Help Podcast
There’s a conversation most families know they need to have — about aging, health, responsibility, and what happens when life changes. But we delay it. We tell ourselves there’s still time. In this episode, David shares what he's seen when families wait too long — not because they don’t care, but because no one knew how to begin. This isn’t about fear. It’s about starting gently — before a crisis forces the conversation. If you’ve been thinking, “We should probably talk about this…” This episode is for you. For David's...
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Families in Crisis: The Dementia Wake-Up Call
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Have you ever wondered if your aging parent’s behavior is more than just forgetfulness? In this episode, David has a conversation with author . Listen in as she pulls back the curtain on the realities of dementia, sharing her personal experience with family chaos, screaming matches, and the conversation that could have changed everything. If you’re navigating elder care or worried about the future, you’ll find honest insight and practical guidance here. For David's book, other resources and more visit
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When Feeling Good Makes You Nervous
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Ever felt weirdly guilty for having a good time when life is heavy or things at home are stressful? In this episode, David gets honest about why joy isn’t something you should feel bad about or push off until things get easier. He shares real stories and gentle reminders that laughter and happiness are what keep us going—even when we’re juggling responsibilities or dealing with big life changes. If you need permission to enjoy the good moments, you seriously don’t want to miss this one. For David's book, other resources and more visit
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The Grief Trap That Leaves Families Frozen
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Grief can leave us frozen, overwhelmed by decisions we never wanted to make alone. In this episode, David sits down with funeral pre-planner Deborah Pagliuca, who reveals the realities families face and offers compassionate, practical advice on how to ease their burden by planning ahead. For David's book, other resources and more visit
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The Weight We Carry (And Rarely Name)
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Many people don’t choose to become “the responsible one.” It just happens — slowly, quietly — until they’re the one everyone depends on. In this episode, David speaks to the invisible weight so many people carry in their families and their lives. The organizing. The calming. The holding it all together. The part no one sees — the tiredness, the quiet strain, the feeling of being strong for too long. This is a gentle, reflective conversation about: why we keep carrying more than we should how that weight shows up in our bodies and...
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Rock Bottom to Purpose: The Power of Small Joys
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Who says your best years aren’t still ahead of you? On this episode, David and guest who is a men's midlife compass (ikigai) coach. Jeff opens up about what finally helped him find joy, meaning again, even after a ton of setbacks. There’s real talk about friendships, tiny steps toward a fresh start, and even a new song to get you motivated. If you want some inspiration (and a reminder you’re not alone), this episode’s for you. For David's book, other resources and more visit
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How to Live Well Before Crisis Hits
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What truly matters when it comes to legacy? In this season premiere, David shares honest reflections from years spent with families navigating loss and responsibility. It’s not about paperwork or money—it’s about connection, laughter, and presence. This episode is an invitation to rethink how you prepare for the future, emotionally as much as practically. For David's book, other resources and more visit
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The Raw Truth Most Men Won’t Admit About Aging
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What does legacy really mean as you grow older—and how do you make sure you’re not just shuffling through life? Join David and men's life coach for an honest, open dialogue about finding purpose after 50, handling medical setbacks, and the mental and physical shifts men rarely talk about. Perfect for both men and women, this episode offers a window into life’s second act, with candid advice for making every day count. For David's book, other resources and more visit
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How Art Heals Grief
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Have you ever wondered how creativity can help you move through grief? This episode explores the powerful connection between art and healing. Join David as he has a conversation with Noemi Beres, a self-taught artist who turned to mixed media collages to process deep personal loss, shares her journey—and discover how you, too, can find comfort and self-expression in even the toughest times. For David's book, other resources and more visit
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How One Brain Injury Sparked the Ultimate Family Survival Guide
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What Would Happen If You Couldn't Speak for Yourself? Have you ever wondered who would look after your life’s details if you couldn’t? In this episode David has a conversation who was thrust into that exact situation when her father suffered a traumatic brain injury. Hear how she turned a family crisis into a heartfelt – and surprisingly funny – journal that’s helping families be better prepared for the unexpected. For David's book, other resources and more visit
info_outlineIn this episode, David is joined once again by Emily Bouchard—social worker, blended family expert, and author of "The Beginner’s Guide to Purposeful Prenups"
After discussing the complexities of blended family estate planning in their last conversation, David and Emily have a conversation on another tricky topic: prenuptial agreements.
Emily breaks down the true purpose of prenups, moving beyond the typical perception that they’re all about money or distrust.
They explore how starting honest, sometimes uncomfortable conversations about values, money, and future plans can not only strengthen relationships but also make estate planning easier down the road.
If you’ve ever wondered how to approach this delicate subject with a partner, what role families should play in the process, or how to make sure everyone’s interests are protected, you’ll want to tune in.
For David's book, other resources and more visit www.davidedey.com