Beyond the Veil: Primal Moves × DEAD Talks

​Primal Moves × DEAD Talks
An Evening on Life, Loss & What Connects Us

​As we enter a season when many traditions honor those who have passed—and speak of the veil between worlds growing thin—we invite you to gather for an evening of remembrance, reflection, and connection.

​Join Primal Moves and David Ferrugio, author and host of the DEAD Talks podcast, for an open conversation about death, grief, and what loss can teach us about being alive.

​At the heart of the evening, a beautiful communal altar will offer a place to honor the people, memories, and love we carry. You are invited to bring a photograph of someone who has passed, a cherished object, or something meaningful to place on the altar as you arrive.

​We’ll begin with time to settle in, connect over mocktails and a grazing table, and contribute to this shared space of remembrance.

​David will share his own experience with loss, alongside the stories and perspectives he has gathered through hundreds of conversations exploring grief, mortality, and the mysteries surrounding them. Through personal storytelling, a reading from his new book, You’re Not Dead Yet: How Grief and Loss Can Teach You to Live, and an audience Q&A, we’ll make room for the questions we so often leave unspoken.

​Sound healer and medium Amber Bonham will then guide a meditative sound bath, offering space to rest, reflect, and let the evening settle.

​Afterward, you’re welcome to linger, pull cards, share a conversation, or simply enjoy a quiet moment before heading home.

​Whether you are carrying a loss, remembering someone you love, or simply curious, you are welcome here. Come as you are, with as much or as little as you wish to share.

Price:
Free for Primal Moves Members
$10 Early Bird
$30 - GA
$40 - At The Door

​The Evening:
6–7 PM | Arrive & Gather
Mocktail bar, grazing table, conversation, and time to place your meaningful items on the altar.

​7–8 PM | In Conversation with David Ferrugio
Personal stories, reflections on life and loss, a book reading, and audience Q&A.

​8–9 PM | Sound Bath with Amber Bonham
An immersive experience of sound, stillness, and reflection.

​9–10 PM | Lounge & Connect
Pull cards, connect with others, or unwind at your own pace as the evening draws to a close.

​What to Bring

• ​A photograph of a loved one who has passed, a cherished object, or another meaningful item for the altar. Participation is entirely optional; please take your items home at the end of the evening.

• ​Wear comfortable clothing and bring anything that will help you settle into the sound bath, such as a blanket, cushion, or eye mask.

​About David Ferrugio
David Ferrugio is an author, speaker, and host of the DEAD Talks podcast. After losing his father on September 11 at age 12, he began a lifelong exploration of grief, identity, and how we find meaning after loss. Through conversations with experts, spiritual leaders, public figures, and everyday people, DEAD Talks creates space for honest discussion about mortality, healing, and the afterlife. His book, You’re Not Dead Yet: How Grief and Loss Can Teach You to Live, brings that exploration to the page.
https://www.deadtalks.net
https://www.deadtalks.net/book
/deadtalkspodcast

​About Amber Bonham
Amber Bonham is a Texas-born psychic, medium, Reiki Master, sound healer, and singer. Blending alchemy crystal bowls, drums, chimes, and her soulful voice, she creates immersive sound experiences infused with Reiki and intuitive insight. Her approach offers a compassionate space for rest, reflection, and reconnection, inviting guests to slow down and return to themselves.
https://myamberenergy.com/

ABOUT THE VENUE:
Primal Moves is a shoes off facility, please remove your shoes and keep them off until you are ready to exit. We love our pets, but they are not permitted inside the facility, please leave them safely at home.

​Parking in the neighborhood is EXTREMELY limited, so please allow extra time to park. Triple check all street signs to avoid tickets and towing. Carpooling, ride share, biking, and walking are always encouraged. Thank you for helping us keep the space clean, welcoming, and considerate for both our community and our neighbors.