In Case You Get Hit By A Podcast

By: Abby Schneiderman & Gene Newman
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  • Summary

  • Abby Schneiderman and Gene Newman, co-authors of the Amazon bestseller "In Case You Get Hit By A Bus", cover issues related to better organizing your life, and getting prepared for the unexpected. New episodes released every other Monday.

    Abby Schneiderman is the co-founder and co-CEO of Everplans, an industry leader in digital estate planning and organization. Gene Newman is Everplans' Editorial Director and writes Everplans top content on organization and planning.

    In Case You Get Hit By A Podcast is recorded and produced by Angela Fernandez.
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Episodes
  • Goodbye, 2023!

    Goodbye, 2023!
    Dec 27 2023

    This week Abby & Gene discuss their end-of-year rituals that make them feel organized and prepared as they head into the new year. From clearing out closets to setting resolutions and goals, this episode will have you ready to make 2024 your most organized year yet.

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    14 mins
  • Incredible posthumous gifts

    Incredible posthumous gifts
    Dec 11 2023

    This week’s episode is a real heart-warmer. Start your week off with these stories of incredible people who left life-changing gifts after their death.
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    16 mins
  • Should you censor your legacy?

    Should you censor your legacy?
    Nov 29 2023

    This week we're talking about legacy, and whether or not it's ethical to edit yours. Through looking at one iconic example, Walt Disney, Abby and Gene discuss the different implications when it comes to paring down your legacy to look a certain way.

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    14 mins

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