enough.

Kate is a victim/survivor of rape who learned that the legal path to reporting is wrought with disorder, injustice, and indifference.

In this episode, she walks us through this grueling reality and the ways she’s worked toward healing from this experience. Kate is the host of Surviving Justice: Realities of Reporting Rape, a podcast that explores the complexities of the legal system. The podcast outlines why so many instances of rape are unreported and why the few that are, rarely result in a conviction.

Surviving Justice Website http://survivingjustice.org/#/home

Surviving Justice on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3YVgw40hIbCqzOJyzqIQvN

Surviving Justice on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/surviving-justice-realities-of-reporting-rape/id1479296913

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Our guest this week, who we have dubbed "Red," has asked that they remain anonymous.

On this episode, Red recounts the years of verbal and mental abuse they faced at the hands of one very active member of their local music scene. We discuss the types of abuse, levels of severity, and Red’s therapeutic progressions and breakthroughs.

Red recommends the following books:

The Verbally Abusive Relationship, by Patricia Evans

Making Spaces Safer, by Shawna Potter

Don't Let Your Emotions Run Your Life, by Scott A. Spradlin

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Christin shares her experiences growing up in and around Hip Hop Culture in the Twin Cities. She discusses her history of abuse, its recurring nature in her life, and the efforts she has made over the years to break the cycles. She also shares her thoughts about restorative justice and what she, and so many people, hope to see from an artist who is accused of abuse.

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When people in positions of power use that power to manipulate or abuse others, how do we heal the harm that they've committed?

We discuss how society views sexual abuse, explore various approaches to justice, and define accountability, while dispelling the myth that healing harm equates to cancel culture.

Many of us were drawn to the independent music scene out of a desire to be part of a progressive, inclusive, anti-sexist, anti-homophobic, anti-racist, and anti-violent community. It's time for all of us to #speakupforourscene in order to preserve those values.

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When Colorado-native Savvi moved to Laramie, WY for school, she knew this would be a big change in her life. What she didn’t know was that she would come to befriend, be groomed by, and then assaulted by the singer of a local band.

Savvi shares her story, how this man’s actions left a permanent mark on her mentally and physically, and her thoughts on whether it’s possible to separate the art from the artist.

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Sexual harassment and abuse have always existed in the music industry. While many seem to know this, too few of them grasp how expansive the problem has become.

Many people we know in the punk scene have expressed that they “had no idea”, they “can’t keep up with the accusations”, or they “want to know how to be better”, but don’t know where to start. There are no more excuses

This podcast is a place for survivors of abuse to share their truths and to expose listeners to the patterns of abuse and how the self-involved actions of others can change the course of another person’s life.

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