In this powerful episode of Oversharing, Tawny is joined by Celene Beth Olsen for a very vulnerable discussion about all the things.

Celene is a true crime podcaster, filmmaker, producer, artist, advocate, survivor, mental health coordinator, investigative journalist; the amazing list goes on. Together, we unpack the lingering impact of the Epstein files, explore how trauma shapes survivors' voices, and discuss the complex, often polarizing, world of online platforms like HouselnHabit. We also add a dash of our beloved Bravo and discuss the way that we feel the fandom is impacting larger conversations about assault and victimization.

Along with telling us about some of her latest projects and what has inspired her to become even more vocal, Celene brings her signature honesty and investigative insight to a conversation about truth, resilience, and the responsibility of sharing our experiences, even when it's uncomfortable.

Celene Beth Olsen On Instagram

Celene's LinkTree

Listen to Celene's Podcast: True Crime & Hollywood: A Personal Tale

Find Oversharing on Instagram

Roundabout Time Stamps

00:00

Introduction and Connection

01:47

Survivor Stories and Rape Culture

08:30

Understanding Trauma and Its Impact

15:46

Navigating Relationships and Personal Responsibility

22:34

Fascism and the Current Political Climate

26:43

The Impact of Casual Racism

34:01

Empathy and Understanding in Conversations

37:40

Political Polarization and Community

50:55

The Complexity of Survivor Narratives

55:47

Understanding Trauma Responses

01:03:58

Navigating the True Crime Landscape

01:08:54

Creating Art from Trauma

01:13:40

The Journey Ahead: A Call for Continued Dialogue