I Hear You!

I Hear You!

By Camryn SmithSociety & Culture
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I Hear You! episodes

  • Coping with Chronic Illness (ft. Zoey Wall and Mckenna Nhem)

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    You can find me on Instagram @camrynsmth for all podcast related updates. Send me a DM if you'd like to be on or support the podcast in any way :)


    Zoey is on Instagram @zoeythewall and Mckenna is @mckennanhem. Thanks again to them for joining me and to you for listening.

    44 min
  • Healing after Sexual Assault (ft. Anna Romero)
    If you enjoyed today's episode, please rate this podcast 5 stars, subscribe, and add it to your library. Also- thank you for bearing with me on the technical front- I am a total sound beginner and I do all of this myself! :)
    You can find me on Instagram @camrynsmth for any and all podcast related updates. Thank you for listening!
    48 min
  • Introducing "I Hear You!"

    I am the definition of a podcasting beginner, so bear with me if the audio is funky! I'm working to learn more about sound and recording and I know it will get better with time :)

    You can find me on Instagram @camrynsmth for any and all podcast-related updates. The first episode featuring Mckenna Nhem and Kelsie Mullins is up now!

    1 min
  • Eating Disorders, Mental Health, and Body Image (ft. Mckenna Nhem and Kelsie Mullins)

    You can find Kelsie on Instagram @kelsieshealing and Mckenna at @messybutmindful!

    If you enjoyed today's episode, please rate this podcast 5 stars, subscribe and add it to your library. Also- thank you for bearing with me on the technical front. This was my first time trying to sound-engineer anything, and I can't promise that it will be perfect ;)


    The next episode, featuring Cate McSpadden discussing capitalism and other economic theory will be up sometime next week. Thank you so much for listening. 

    42 min

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