4 Women and a Funeral
4 Women and a Funeral
Podcast Description
Sponsored by Funeral Women Lead - 4 Women and a Funeral is a bold new podcast exploring the real experiences, challenges, and triumphs of women in the funeral and deathcare profession. Each episode invites listeners into candid conversations about leadership, purpose, gender dynamics, grief, and the evolving future of the profession. Hosted by four trailblazing women with deep roots in funeral service Lisa Baue, Ellen Wynn McBrayer, Melissa Posey Loose, and Alicia Carr, this podcast brings a powerful mix of experience, insight, and heart to the table. Together, they have led businesses, trained professionals, challenged industry norms, and mentored the next generation, all while staying grounded in their shared commitment to serve families and support each other. This is not another industry podcast focused on business as usual. It is a space for truth telling, connection, and empowerment. From navigating bias and burnout to building legacy and leading with compassion, 4 Women and a Funeral offers honest insights and a fresh perspective for professionals who care deeply about the work they do. If you are ready to hear what others are not saying, this podcast is for you. Follow and subscribe on your favorite platform so you never miss a new episode. Have a question, topic idea, or something you'd like to hear us talk about? Email us at [email protected]
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores a range of themes including leadership in deathcare, gender dynamics, personal experiences in the profession, and discussions around grief and empowerment. Notable episode examples include conversations about navigating bias and burnout, as well as building legacies and leading with compassion.
Sponsored by Funeral Women Lead –
4 Women and a Funeral is a bold new podcast exploring the real experiences, challenges, and triumphs of women in the funeral and deathcare profession. Each episode invites listeners into candid conversations about leadership, purpose, gender dynamics, grief, and the evolving future of the profession.
Hosted by four trailblazing women with deep roots in funeral service Lisa Baue, Ellen Wynn McBrayer, Melissa Posey Loose, and Alicia Carr, this podcast brings a powerful mix of experience, insight, and heart to the table. Together, they have led businesses, trained professionals, challenged industry norms, and mentored the next generation, all while staying grounded in their shared commitment to serve families and support each other.
This is not another industry podcast focused on business as usual. It is a space for truth telling, connection, and empowerment. From navigating bias and burnout to building legacy and leading with compassion, 4 Women and a Funeral offers honest insights and a fresh perspective for professionals who care deeply about the work they do.
If you are ready to hear what others are not saying, this podcast is for you.
Follow and subscribe on your favorite platform so you never miss a new episode.
Have a question, topic idea, or something you’d like to hear us talk about? Email us at [email protected]
They’re entering the profession but not always staying. So what’s missing?
Hosts Lisa Baue, Melissa Posey Loose, Alicia Carr, and Ellen Winn McBrayer sit down with Leili McMurrough, President of Worsham College of Mortuary Science, to talk about the realities facing today’s workforce. From her unexpected path into funeral service to the challenges of retention, mentorship, and leadership, this conversation explores what it will take to truly support the next generation.
Have a topic or question for the show? Email us at [email protected]!
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