In Season 2, Episode 9 of Kallaborate: Where Joy BecomesYour Foundation, we slow down for another Say Their Name episode, a space to remember the people whose love still lives in us.

Sometimes a name carries an entire relationship.

A voice you still remember.A laugh.A favorite story.A lesson.A tradition.A way of loving that quietly became part of who you are.

In this episode, Francene explores why saying someone’s name out loud can bring so much emotion, and why the people we love do not have to disappear from our everyday conversations just because they are no longer here.

Remembrance does not have to live only on anniversaries,memorials, or the hardest days.

Sometimes it lives in a recipe they taught you.

A phrase you still use.

The way you care for someone.

A story you tell at the dinner table.

The patience you learned from them.

The kindness you now give to someone else.

This gentle conversation is about grief, remembrance, honoring loved ones, love after loss, healing after loss, family bonds, chosen family, carrying memories forward, and the lasting impact of the people who helped shape us.

Because their story did not end with their death.

The love they gave you may still be moving through theworld…through you.

And sometimes, saying their name is simply another way ofsaying:

You were here.
You mattered.
I still carry you.

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If there is someone you would like remembered in a futureSay Their Name episode, visit Kallaborate.com and choose Say Their Name.

Share just their name…or one sentence about who they are toyou.

Their name is enough.

They were here. They mattered. They are not forgotten.

What would change if you trusted yourself enough to make adecision without needing everyone else to agree?

In Season 2, Episode 8 of Kallaborate: Where Joy BecomesYour Foundation, Francene Treasure explores what self-trust really looks like after years of second-guessing yourself, asking for permission, and letting other people’s opinions carry more weight than your own.

For much of her life, Francene gathered advice, weighedeveryone else’s perspective and often let someone else have the final say, even when she already knew what she wanted. Over time, she began recognizing the difference between asking for information and asking for permission.

That difference became especially clear when she decided tolaunch Kallaborate. She did not feel completely confident. She did not know exactly how everything would work. She simply stopped requiring certainty before allowing herself to choose.

This episode explores self-trust, confidence, decision-making, second-guessing yourself, people pleasing, fear of failure,trusting your own voice, and learning to make choices without needing approval.

Because trusting yourself does not mean believing you willalways be right.

• It means knowing you can learn if you are wrong.

• It means allowing other people’s opinions to be information without turning them into instructions.

• It means changing your mind when you learn something new.

• And sometimes, it simply means saying: This is what I know today.

You do not need to stop listening to other people. You just have to stop being the one person whose opinion younever ask. Self-trust is not certainty. Sometimes it is taking the next step while you are still scared, still learning, and still figuring things out. And maybe the deepest kind of self-trust is knowing that whatever happens next… you will stay with yourself.

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If there is someone you would like remembered in a futureSay Their Name episode, visit Kallaborate.com and choose Say Their Name.

Just their name… or one sentence about who they are to you.

They were here. They mattered. They are not forgotten.

What happens when you’ve spent so many years listening to everyone else that you can barely hear your own voice?

In Season 2, Episode 7 of Kallaborate: Where Joy Becomes Your Foundation, Francene Treasure shares her long journey from staying quiet and carefully reading the room to believing that her thoughts, experiences, and words have value.

Growing up, silence often felt safer. Later, that pattern followed her into an abusive marriage, where she learned to rehearse her words, second-guess what she knew, and adjust herself to avoid conflict. But her voice never actually disappeared. It survived in diaries, songs, stories, private thoughts, and eventually in honest conversations with people who gave her something she had rarely experienced: a safe place to be herself.

Over time, writing became speaking. Speaking became advocacy. And helping others discover their own confidence became one of the most meaningful parts of Francene’s work.

This episode explores finding your voice, rebuilding self-trust, speaking up with confidence, people pleasing, fear of conflict, emotional safety, self-worth, and learning to trust your own perspective.

Because finding your voice isn’t about becoming louder.

A voice can shake and still tell the truth.

Someone can disagree with you without making your experience less real.

And you don’t need a microphone, a stage, or the perfect words for your voice to matter.

Sometimes it begins with one safe person. One honest sentence. One moment when you stop editing yourself long enough to hear what you actually think.

Your voice may not be gone. It may simply be waiting for you to stop giving other people the authority to decide whether it matters.

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If there is someone you would like remembered in a future Say Their Name episode, visit Kallaborate.com and choose Say Their Name.

Just their name… or one sentence about who they are to you.

They were here. They mattered. They are not forgotten.

What happens to the dreams we set aside when life becomes about survival, responsibility, caregiving, grief, or simply getting through the day?

In Season 2, Episode 6 of Kallaborate: Where Joy Becomes Your Foundation, Francene Treasure explores the dreams that stayed, the parts of herself that continued returning through every chapter of her life.

From writing poetry and dreaming of becoming a published author to stained glass, graphic design, handmade art, broadcasting, karaoke, public speaking, mentoring, BluSparkle, Kallaborate, and the still-growing dream of JOY Cornerstone, Francene once believed her many interests were separate pieces that did not quite fit together.

Eventually, she recognized the thread connecting them all: a lifelong desire to create something that helps another person feel, smile, remember, or believe in themselves.

This is an honest conversation about rediscovering creativity, finding yourself again, reclaiming old dreams, and trusting that a pause is not the same as an ending. It is also a reminder that a dream does not have to become a career, earn money, or impress anyone to be meaningful. Sometimes joy is reason enough.

This episode is for anyone who has ever thought:

I waited too long.
I am too old.
Life got in the way.
Maybe I missed my chance.

Your dream may still be waiting. It may already be appearing in a different form. And the joy you once felt may be a clue pointing you back toward yourself.

Topics include creativity, self-discovery, finding your purpose, trusting yourself, returning to old dreams, personal growth, midlife reinvention, creative confidence, authentic living, and rebuilding joy after major life changes.

Because the form may change.

The dreamer remains.

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To have someone remembered in a future episode, visit Kallaborate.com and choose Say Their Name.

Share just their name, or one sentence about who they are to you.

Their name is enough.

They were here. They mattered. They are not forgotten.

In this Say Their Name episode of Kallaborate: Where Joy Becomes Your Foundation, Francene Treasure creates a gentle space to honor the people we continue to carry after loss.

Even when many years have passed, love, grief, and remembrance do not follow a timeline. The people we miss can still shape the way we love, create, laugh, care for others, and move through the world. Saying their names reminds us that their lives mattered, and that we do not have to carry their memory alone.

In Season 2, Episode 5, we remember:

Rita, lovingly remembered by her grandson AJ.Michael, deeply missed by his friend Lisa.Annie, remembered by her daughter Helene, who hopes she has found peace in her memories.Steve, missed by his goddaughter Cassandra.And Francene’s father, Frank, and daughter, Kat, whose livesremain part of the foundation of Kallaborate.

This episode is for anyone grieving a loved one, carryingmemories after loss, missing someone who has been gone for many years, or searching for a meaningful way to honor someone who still matters.

Topics include grief and loss, remembrance, honoring lovedones, coping with grief, continuing bonds, memorial traditions, healing after loss, love after death, and finding joy while carrying someone with you.

Because remembering is not being stuck in the past.

Sometimes remembering is simply telling the truth aboutlove.

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To have someone remembered in a future episode, visit Kallaborate.com and choose Say Their Name.

Share just their name, or one sentence about who they are toyou.

Their name is enough.

They were here. They mattered. They are not forgotten.

In Season 2, Episode 4 of Kallaborate: Where Joy Becomes Your Foundation, Francene Treasure explores what happens after you make the big choices to protect your peace, and realize you may still be leaving yourself behind in smaller, quieter ways.

When You Stop Abandoning Yourself is an honest conversation about self-trust, people pleasing, asking for help, making time for yourself, and the guilt that can come with choosing your own needs.

Francene shares how she learned to depend on herself to avoid disappointment, why she intentionally schedules joy on her calendar, and how old voices from the past can still make her question whether her time, needs, and words matter.

This episode is for anyone who is always there for others but struggles to ask for support, feels selfish for wanting time alone, or has become so good at needing nothing that they are no longer sure what they need.

Topics include self-abandonment, self-worth, people pleasing, asking for help, boundaries, emotional healing, self-care, trusting yourself, finding your voice, and coming home to yourself.

Because you do not have to change everything at once.

Sometimes it begins with one kind thought, one honest answer, or one choice that includes you.

Be one of the people you love. You deserve you too.

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Each month, Kallaborate holds space to honor the people we carry with us through our Say Their Name episodes.

To have someone remembered, email [email protected] with their name and, if you’d like, one sentence about who they are to you.

Because they were here. They mattered. They are not forgotten.

In Season 2, Episode 3 of Kallaborate: Where Joy Becomes Your Foundation, Francene Treasure explores the cost of choosing yourself after years of survival, family responsibility, trauma, people pleasing, and learning to keep everyone else comfortable.

The Cost of Choosing Yourself is a gentle, honest conversation about boundaries, family guilt, self-trust, leaving what is unsafe, and protecting your peace even when it costs you belonging.

Through personal storytelling, Francene reflects on the layers of choosing herself: leaving home before she had words for what she needed, escaping one kind of pain without realizing she was walking into another, finding her voice after emotional and domestic abuse, and eventually creating boundaries with family that brought both freedom and grief.

This episode is for anyone who has ever felt guilty for setting a boundary, questioned whether they were selfish for choosing peace, stayed too long because others needed them, or grieved the family connection they wished they had.

Topics include trusting yourself, setting boundaries, family estrangement, emotional healing, people pleasing, domestic abuse recovery, finding your voice, self-worth, protecting your peace, childhood trauma, survival roles, and coming home to yourself.

Because the ache doesn’t always mean the boundary is wrong.

Sometimes it means you’re grieving the belonging you wished was there.

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Each month, Kallaborate holds space to honor the people we carry with us through our Say Their Name episodes.

If there is someone you would like remembered, email [email protected] with their name and, if you'd like, one sentence about who they are to you.

Because they were here. They mattered. They are not forgotten.

When Life Chooses for You, Francene Treasure explores whathappens when life hands you a role before you are old enough to choose it.

A gentle conversation about growing up too fast, childhoodresponsibility, becoming the caretaker, survival roles, people pleasing, self-reliance, and learning to trust yourself after years of being what everyone else needed.

Through personal storytelling and honest reflection, Francene looks at how loss, family responsibility, trauma, and expectations can shape who we become, and how healing begins when we realize the role we were given is not the whole story of who we are.

If you have ever been the strong one, the responsible one, the peacekeeper, the helper, or the person who never asks for help, this episode is for you.

Topics include trusting yourself, self-discovery, emotionalhealing, growing up too fast, childhood responsibility, caretaker roles, survival skills, personal growth, boundaries, finding your voice, and coming home to yourself.

Because maybe nothing was ever wrong with you.

Maybe you became what life needed you to be.

💜 SAY THEIR NAME

Each month, Kallaborate holds space to honor the people we carry with us through our Say Their Name episodes.

If there is someone you would like remembered, email [email protected] with their name and, if you'd like, one sentence about who they are to you.

Because they were here. They mattered. They are not forgotten.

What if the person you're searching for isn't missing at all?

In the Season 2 premiere of Kallaborate: Where Joy BecomesYour Foundation, Francene Treasure explores what it means to trust yourself again after trauma, major life changes, grief, loss, and years of putting everyone else first.

Through personal stories of childhood dreams, writing,survival, advocacy, and the journey that led to creating Kallaborate, Francene reflects on a powerful realization: the dream may change, but the dreamer remains.

This episode is an invitation to reconnect with your authentic self, find your voice, build confidence, and remember the parts of yourself that may have been buried beneath responsibilities, expectations, fear, or grief.

If you've ever felt disconnected from who you are, wonderedwhat's next, or struggled to trust your own instincts, this conversation is for you.

Topics include self-discovery, personal growth, healing after loss, identity, confidence, trusting yourself, finding your voice,resilience, purpose, and life after major change.

Because sometimes the next step after surviving is remembering who you are.

💜 SAY THEIR NAME

Each month, Kallaborate holds space to honor the people wecarry with us through our Say Their Name episodes.

If there is someone you would like remembered, email [email protected] with their name and, if you'd like, one sentence about who they are to you.

Because they were here. They mattered. They are not forgotten.

Welcome to Season Two of Kallaborate: Where Joy Becomes Your Foundation.

If you've ever wondered who you are after grief, loss, trauma, major life changes, or years of putting everyone else first, this season is for you.

In Season Two, host Francene Treasure explores self-discovery, finding your voice, trusting yourself again, settingboundaries, building confidence, and reconnecting with the parts of yourself that may have been waiting quietly all along. Through honest storytelling, lived experience, and gentle conversations, we'll explore what it means to stop searching for who you're supposed to be and start remembering who you've been all along.

Sometimes, the next step after surviving is remembering who you are.Subscribe to Kallaborate on your favorite podcast platform and join us as we continue rebuilding, growing, and creating alife that feels like your own.