Nikki Weiss

Hi everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Teaching Journeys Podcast.

I'm your host, Dave Roberts, and today it is my pleasure to have as my guest, Nikki Weiss.

As a digital thanatologist, Nikki's mission is to bring clarity, dignity, and intention to the way we prepare for the transitions that shape every life.

She works at the intersection of technology and humanity, translating complex ideas into accessible, culturally relevant guidance that helps people protect what matters most across their legal, financial, physical, and digital lives.

So my last question for you, If individuals want to get in touch with you, find out more about Indevo, follow your podcast, just connect with you for your contract for your services, what's the best way for them to do that, Nicky?

I am easy to find.

There are a digital fanatologist, Nikki Weiss.

I am on LinkedIn.

No.

You keep bringing up new stuff I hadn't really thought of, but I guess apparently someone has thought of, and that's why you're a digital fan and all a digital person.

Anatologist.

Okay, sorry.

It's the kids that don't want to talk about this whole death and dying thing.

That's a time to get a professional.

a fanatologist, a mediator, somebody who will sit down and be like, this is what is, these are their wishes.

Is everybody, you don't have to be in agreement.

If you ever asked, "How do I protect myself and those I love if something unexpected happened to me?" You're in the right place.

I'm your host, Nikki Weiss, and together we'll explore how to protect yourself in a world where both your physical and digital legacy leave a lasting impact.

[gentle music] And welcome back to another episode of the Digital Legacy Podcast, where we talk about death and dying in the digital age.

My very special guest today is Stephanie.