S9E19 Indigenous Survivor Call Out in Ketchikan, AK
Phoenix's pattern started early: as a teenager, she identified gaps in her own school's education system and set out to fix them. That instinct carried through her Air Force career, where she became t...
2 Jul 52min
S9E18 Angry Enough to Rewire the Brain (Uploaded for Spotify)
Breaking negative emotional circuits is a challenge for many survivors of trauma. This week, we sit down with Laurel Mellin to discuss strategies for rewiring the brain and sitting with negative exper...
25 Jun 48min
S9E18 Angry Enough to Rewire the Brain
Breaking negative emotional circuits is a challenge for many survivors of trauma. This week, we sit down with Laurel Mellin to discuss strategies for rewiring the brain and sitting with negative exper...
25 Jun 48min
S9E17 Harvard Grad on a 10 Mile Hike in Northern Ireland Part 2 with Winnie Li: Dark Chapter (Uploaded for Spotify)
Returning to the Dear Katie Podcast, Dr. Winnie Li shares more insights on activism, advocacy, and healing. Dr. Winnie M Li is an author, activist, and educator. A former filmmaker, Winnie’s life and...
18 Jun 56min
S9E17 Harvard Grad on a 10 Mile Hike in Northern Ireland Part 2 with Winnie Li: Dark Chapter
Returning to the Dear Katie Podcast, Dr. Winnie Li shares more insights on activism, advocacy, and healing. Dr. Winnie M Li is an author, activist, and educator. A former filmmaker, Winnie’s life and...
18 Jun 56min
S9E16 Top 100 US Swimmer to Founder of Child Abuse Laws
'I went in there to be safe... I couldn't protect myself.' Partying on spring break as teenagers do, Carissa seeks safety among friends after drinking too much. She is taken advantage of in her vulner...
11 Jun 1h 10min
S9E15 Going for the Fastest Known Time on the John Muir Trail (Uploaded for Spotify)
'I remember so much of it... In my previous traumas, I blacked out a lot of the very traumatic stuff... but this one was different.' Today, we're joined by Lizzy Fowler, an ultra-marathon trail runner...
4 Jun 1h 1min
