In this episode of Truth Tastes Funny, Hersh welcomes Adam Zuckerman, co-creator of the card games One More Story and Nothing Left Unsaid. Zuckerman discusses the design and purpose behind these games, which facilitate end-of-life conversations among loved ones. They also delve into Zuckerman's initiative, Buried in Work, which offers resources to simplify estate planning and address the complexities of end-of-life transitions.

Hersh and Adam's conversation spans topics from Zuckerman's personal experiences that inspired these projects to broader discussions about the importance of early estate planning in a changing society. They touch on how technology and AI might impact our digital legacies and the significance of organizing essential information for future generations. Zuckerman emphasizes starting the planning process thoughtfully to ease the burden on loved ones.

Visit the Buried in Work website, check out the checklist, get the estate preparation package, download resources, etc: https://buriedinwork.com/

(0:00) Introduction and reflections on meaningful time with loved ones (1:21) Introduction of Adam Zuckerman and his innovative card games (2:28) Detailed description of "One More Story" and "Nothing Left Unsaid" card games (3:56) The critical need for estate planning and organization (6:06) Estate planning in changing demographics (9:39) Debunking the mystery of will readings and the reality of will preparation (14:01) Exploring the concept of legacy in the age of AI (25:41) Discussing the inevitability of change and humanity's impact on Earth (28:06) Adam Zuckerman's closing thoughts on environment and legacy (29:23) Resources and information about BuriedInWork.com (30:07) Closing remarks and podcast call to action