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Gabrielle Sojourner - This brave soul jumped on camera for the 1st time to tell her story. One that stems from pain - living in a relationship of Intimate Partner Rape & Psychological Abuse. Here she tells us how she decided one day that enough is enough Her strength to walk away. The deep depression that set in with an attempted suicide. Being misunderstood by her Dr. & speaking to authorities who never listened. To hours of therapy and finally reclaiming her life no longer as a victim, but a true “thriver” Listen with caution as this can be triggering.

Ellen Scherr is a therapist in her 70s whose writing on midlife, identity, and emotional truth has struck a nerve with women everywhere. Her recent piece, “Aging Out of F*cks,” went viral for naming the exact moment women stop performing and start living in their truth.

We got live to speak about how one loving father stayed connected to his children while work, travel, and co-parenting made distance feel impossible.

Tonight, I’m joined by a man whose strength lives somewhere between exhaustion and grace. Chris B. is an award-winning poet, caregiver, dad and husband— and if you ask his son Brayden, he’s also a real-life superhero. Brayden, lovingly called Bray Bray, was born with a rare genetic disorder that causes seizures and developmental delays. But his light — and his laughter — became the center of Chris’s poetry, his purpose, and his faith. We’ll talk about what it means to be the strong one, what it means to break the cycle of frustration, and how a father and son remind each other what belief truly looks like. Connect with Chris at https://substack.com/@chrisbwrites

Tonight I’m joined by someone whose story carries the kind of courage that stops you in your tracks. Known on SS as Bear Sage — he wrote ‘The Truth They Wouldn’t Hold’, a story about surviving childhood abuse, confronting silence, and choosing to break a generational cycle of pain. His words remind us that truth-telling isn’t about revenge or exposure — it’s about reclaiming peace, power, and identity. Bear’s story is raw, redemptive, and deeply human. It’s a reminder that healing doesn’t erase what happened — it rewrites what happens next. PS. I SUCK when it comes to tech, so bear (pun intended) with me while I figure my stuff out ~ Traci

A story about betrayal, rebuilding, and finding your footing again when everything falls apart. ???? Listen to my conversation with Traci Edwards — “What Happens When Your Mentor Becomes the Villain.” I first met Traci [Let’s Get UnStuck] here on Substack after we connected over each other’s writing — and quickly realized we share a similar mission: helping people navigate the hard seasons and find themselves through words. Traci joined me on the podcast to talk about her own messy middle and how she found her way forward. Check it out and don’t forget to hit that heart button, comment, and share if it connects!

Tonight I’m joined by writer Kaylie Klein, aka The Space Between (substack name) and she wrote a story called ‘The Freedom I Was Chasing Wasn’t Freedom At All’ as this redefines what liberation really looks like. Kaylie opens up about the illusion of freedom that came with addiction how she’s found a deeper kind of freedom through sobriety — one rooted in presence, motherhood, and purpose. Her story is raw, unfiltered, reflective.. Really just beautifully honest! It’s a reminder that sometimes the real work begins once we stop running

Well everyone, I did my very first interview on a podcast! My new found friend, Dr. JC Doornick invited me onto The Writer's Way which he launch on Substack! Nerve racking yes, but I am discovering something about myself! I have a voice and I want it to be heard. To tell my story and to show others that there is still hope after trauma. I took pain and turned it into purpose, power and possibilities! So, I am excited to share this with you.

I used to think imposter syndrome meant I wasn’t confident enough. Turns out, it meant I was growing faster than my self-belief could keep up. This episode is about learning to own your wins — even when your inner critic won’t shut up.

This episode is about the kind of forgiveness that hurts before it heals. I share the real story — the shame, the storms, and the lessons that taught me how to forgive myself after years of confusing pain for love. If you’ve ever carried guilt for who you used to be, this one’s for you.

Hot flashes, marriage talks, and midlife meltdowns — oh, we’re going there. I’m Traci Edwards, and this is Let’s Get Unstuck, the podcast about what happens when life flips the script in your 40s. Honest stories, good laughs, and a few “WTF” moments along the way.

Scroll through to the 12min mark. I speak about why I started writing and I talk about some past trauma with my old boss. Yes, the one who is in prison and is no known as the largest female Ponzi Scheme in the history of the U.S. Fun times! This is my Live version that goes hand n hand with the story I wrote.