Join us this week as we interview another guest STAR, Damien Linnane: an abuse survivor, ex-convict, world renowned artist, PhD candidate, and social activist. As an autistic trauma survivor, Damien walks us through his life story and how he got from prison to being a powerful voice for the vulnerable.

Join us this week as we launch our newest season. Hear about what we've been up to and what's coming next. This year we will have even more interviews, laughs, and episodes (hopefully) than last year.

Join us this week as we discuss narcissism, the common confusion around the term, and how it compares to confidence. You’ll also get to hear Kim and Anna yell at each other a bit. Thanks for listening!

Join us this week as we hear from another guest STAR! Sophie, Anna’s Australian friend who has been recently diagnosed with ADHD, gives us an inside look into what it’s like to be an adult woman discovering, grappling with, and adjusting to the reality of this condition. It doesn’t sound easy, but we are inspired after hearing from her and we think you will be, too!

That’s right: we’re back. After another unplanned hiatus, we invite you to join us this week as we discuss ADHD and it’s interactions with trauma, it’s impact on women, and more! We even take an online test to dive deeper into some of the more common symptoms! And that's not all… tune in NEXT EPISODE to meet one of Anna's friends recently diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. Thanks for listening!

Join us this week for our Season 4 comeback episode! You thought we ran out of steam? Correct. But only for a few months. Now, we’re back and better than ever, and we’ve got things to SAY! Tune in to this episode for a recap on what we’ve been up to and a preview for what’s in store for Season 4! Thanks for joining us!

Join us this week as we talk about what it’s like to reach out for a person in the middle of a traumatic event. What effect does it have when you reach out and find your person there? What about when you don’t? If you can bear Anna’s incomprehensibly bad story-telling technique, you might just find out.

Join us this week as we cover when and how to speak up for yourself during therapy, a setting that often has an unintended silencing effect on trauma survivors. We also cover (partially in a bad Australian accent) how COVID restrictions and intermittent isolation can affect those with already-isolating chronic disabilities. Don’t worry, though: even with all these hard topics, there’s still a LOT of laughter, and in this episode, there’s even a competition where you can win international CANDY! Good luck!!!

Join us this week as we sit down with Dr. Mark Talbot and hear his stories of chronic suffering and loss, along with his thoughts on how to best endure the storms of heartache we all experience. Dr. Talbot shares about his book, "When The Stars Disappear," and wields his knowledge of philosophy and theology to share insight behind one of the biggest questions in life: “Why do bad things happen to good people?”

Therapy can be one of the most helpful things in trauma recovery! But if it's not done in a way that is sensitive to your trauma, it also has the potential to hurt. Join us this week as we talk about how the power dynamic of therapy and other types of health care can be triggering to trauma survivors. We share our views on being trauma-informed and we also laugh a lot at the incredulity of our lives. Woohoo!