‘Uplifting’ insights from the dying, Colorado podcast gives terminally ill a chance to share what they’ve learned about life

By Nell London
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Podcast host Cody Hufstedler is shown smiling and leaning to the right while seated at a table with Aimee Dokes of Denver, who is also smiling. She is leaning inward from the right side of the photo.
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Podcast host Cody Hufstedler with Aimee Dokes of Denver, who talked about her mother’s death.

Jessica Guthrie of Virginia is shown in a video chat box on the left with Cody Hufstedler in a box on the right. Cody is at a microphone with a baseball cap and earphones. Jessica is in front of bookcases. The photo is letterboxed with a blue background.
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Riyaz Motan, who has cancer, is shown smiling in a virtual chat box next to Cody Hufstedler in the right box. Both men are wearing glasses. Cody has a baseball hat and earphones on as well.
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Cody Hufstedler, a palliative care chaplain, is seated at a table with a microphone. To his right is Linda Amerault of Denver, who had kidney cancer. She also has a microphone in front of her and both of them are smiling.
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