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The Mortuary Show – LIVE 🔴
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Episode 120: The Mortuary Show’s first ever LIVE recorded podcast! Coming to you from Compassion FS Continuing Education Event in Chicago. Michael has some fun with a dozen directors in-between CE lessons. Fun stuff (and by fun we mean decapitation stories, decomp, talking to the dead, etcccccc)
The Mortuary Show makes Continuing Education entertaining!!
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Show Notes:
(07:45) – CE is fun with the Mortuary Show.
(15:32) – Youngies in funeral service.
(21:06) – We make an impact in the community.
(38:08) – “His head was a block down the street.”
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Takeaways
- Everyone in the funeral industry has a unique story to tell.
- Older generations often have humorous and insightful perspectives.
- The method of 'low and slow' is crucial in embalming.
- Decapitation cases are among the most challenging for funeral directors.
- Going independent in the funeral business can be a rewarding decision.
- It's essential to focus on the client and their needs during services.
- Trying new methods in funeral directing can lead to better outcomes.
- Cherishing moments with loved ones is vital in this profession.
- Building relationships with families is a key part of the job.
- Mentorship and community involvement are important for long-term success.
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