We had the pleasure of sitting down with Youtuber and author, Samantha March. In this episode Samantha opens up about her amazing story, chronicling how she rose from a series of traumatic incidents and went on to become a successful entrepreneur. We discussed how those experiences gave rise to her creative passions, and how she continues to unapologetically portray them in an online world full to the brim with cyber bullies, but also kindreds souls and friends.

**Trigger warning** We discuss sexual assault in this episode. Adult language is used in this episode.

Where to connect with Samantha:

Instagram:

@marchbeautyword

YouTube channel:

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCDnb5YAcjk7pnu25YckVL6g?sub_confirmation=1

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Buy Samatha March’s recent novel:

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**Trigger warning** We discuss sexual assault in this episode. Adult language is used in this episode

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Audrey from Hey Be Fab. Audrey is a textile designer, who believes that by embracing your inner spunk you can find freedom from the mundane. In this episode, Audrey shares her story, and we discuss the process of navigating trauma.

Where to connect with Audrey:

Blog: https://heybefab.com/

Instagram: @heybefab

Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/heybefab

Audrey’s podcast: https://www.etsy.com/shop/heybefab

**Trigger warning** We discuss suicide and suicidal thoughts.  Adult language is used in this episode

For this episode, we had the pleasure of chatting with Jaitesha Hanson, the founder of the Stay Whole Foundation. In this episode we discuss Jatiesha’s mission and vision behind the Stay Whole Foundation. We talk about the pressures that athletes and creatives get in school, and the importance of discussing mental health.

Where to connect with Jatiesha:

Website: https://www.staywholefoundation.org/

Instagram: staywholefoundation

**Trigger warning** We discuss suicide in this episode.

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Kortney Peagram, founder of Bulldog Solutions, for a genuine and eye opening conversation about the bullying epidemic plaguing today’s youth. Through conducting assemblies and groups in schools around the nation, she advocates for kindness and the eradication of bullying both in person and via social media. In this episode we take a deep dive into the psychology underpinning a bully’s mentality, the differences between high school and middle school students and their capacity for resiliency, what parents and teachers can do to help, and so much more.

Where to connect with Kourtney:

Website: www.bulldogsolutioninc.com Instagram: @bulldogsolution @bullyteacherpodcast

**Trigger warning** We discuss eating disorders and sexual assault in this episode.

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Emma Manis for our first episode. Emma is a content creator, designer, eating disorder activist, blogger and all around badass. In this episode we talk about the pressures placed on women by society (societal bullying), as well as the pressures we put upon ourselves (self-inflicted bullying). Emma shares her incredible anorexia recovery story, how she healed, and how she is using her recovery to help other women facing similar struggles.

Where to connect with Emma:

Blog: www.beautyhasnolimits.com/

Instagram: @emma.manis

Shop Evolve:

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Buy tickets for Emma’s fashion show!:

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