Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss

Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss

Rosie Gill-Moss

In 2018, Rosie Gill-Moss lost her husband Ben in a diving accident, leaving her widowed at 37 with three children. Finding grief resources shallow and platitudes empty, she created Widowed AF—a podcast offering honest conversations about loss. Through guest stories and expert advice, the show covers practical challenges (finances, single parenting) and emotional realities (anger, loneliness, joy). From processing her own grief to building a global community, Rosie helps others feel less alone. The podcast provides tools and shared experiences for rebuilding life after loss.

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How many episodes are there of Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss?

There are 138 episodes avaiable of Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss.

What is Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss about?

We have categorized Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss as:

  • Society & Culture
  • Health & Fitness
  • Mental Health

Where can you listen to Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss?

Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss start?

The first episode of Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss that we have available was released 1 January 2023.

Who creates the podcast Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss?

Widowed AF: Real stories of love, grief and beyond - With Rosie Gill-Moss is produced and created by Rosie Gill-Moss.