What matters when there’s no time left to fix anything?

Meg Goldthorp reflects on faith, family, forgiveness, and the people she loves most. After loss taught her that being right isn’t nearly as important as loving well, Meg faces The Last 10 with gratitude, emotion, and a certainty about what truly matters.

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What does a mortician know about life that the rest of us haven't figured out?

Brian Kruse has spent his career helping families navigate some of life's most difficult moments. He's witnessed grief, regret, forgiveness, and the painful realization that there are some things we wait too long to say.

In this episode of The Last 10, Brian confronts his own final ten minutes and shares what decades of working with grieving families have taught him about what truly matters.

From the heartbreak of unresolved family disagreements to the simple wish for one more conversation, Brian offers a powerful reminder that the time to apologize, forgive, and tell someone you love them isn't when you're standing beside their casket.

It's today.

But Brian's message isn't simply about death or regret. It's about living with kindness, nurturing relationships, finding joy in other people's happiness, and remembering to have fun along the way.

One guest. Ten minutes. No edits. No second chances.

The Last 10 asks one question: If you had ten minutes left to live, what would matter most?

Listen, reflect, and perhaps make a phone call you've been putting off.

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If Troy Tramer had just ten minutes left to live, he wouldn’t spend them chasing unfinished business.

The chiropractor, husband, expectant father, and man of faith imagines his final moments surrounded by the people he loves, somewhere in the mountains, with laughter still filling the room.

But when the conversation turns to the son he hasn’t met yet, what Troy would want that little boy to know brings the question of The Last 10 very close to home.

What matters when everything else falls away?

One guest. Ten minutes. No edits. No second chances. This is The Last 10.

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