By Markie Williams
The podcast currently has 4 episodes available.
—Please note; listener discretion is advised. This show contains explicit content related to domestic abuse, violence, sexual assault, rape, and human trafficking. It may be triggering for some listeners - and healing for others.—
Laura Kaye Chamberlain is a digital media producer based in Seattle, Washington where she works full-time as the Director of Production at Creative Media Group. She has an extensive creative background that includes a B.F.A in Musical Theatre from Long Island University. Laura is also one of the producers and editors of Project Markie, and she was invited to be a guest on the podcast because she loves projects involving sustainability, social justice, and diverse perspectives.
In this episode Laura shares a personal story from her past, an incident involving sexual assault and rape. Laura opens up about how she processed that event from a place of compassion and forgiveness, which has allowed her to heal and move forward.
—To connect with Laura Kaye—
Instagram @laurakayecreations
Facebook: facebook.com/laurakayechamberlain
Website: www.laurakayecreations.com
—To connect with Markie and other survivors—
Join the Project Markie Facebook group
Instagram @MarkieWilliams
Facebook @MarkieWilliamsFitness
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Production Credits:
This show was lovingly produced by CMG.
www.wearecmg.com
Producer | Laura Kaye Chamberlain @laurakayecreations
Executive Producer, Show Art | Mandy “The Bos” @mandythebos
Music | "Dreamy Piano" by cleanmindsounds (Envato Elements)
Subscribe now to get a new episode of Project Markie on "Markie Mondays." You'll be starting your week by connecting with your innate courage, strength, and beautiful vulnerability.
—Please note; listener discretion is advised. This show contains explicit content related to domestic abuse, violence, sexual assault, rape, and human trafficking. It may be triggering for some listeners - and healing for others.—
A self proclaimed “Renaissance Woman,” Van Nguyen is the Co-Organizer and Community Director of the PNW Biohackers Collective. Van has a B.S. in Nursing from West Coast University and a background in Marketing and Public Relations for firms in Beverly Hills, CA. She enjoys connecting and coaching other young women, especially those who are facing obstacles—as she herself is no stranger to physical, mental or emotional challenges.
Growing up in a Vietnamese family, there were expectations for Van to follow the traditional role of a Vietnamese woman. But when Van ventured beyond the limits of these expectations, she experienced betrayal and was even disowned by her family. In this episode, Van describes the heartache of these, and other, experiences—and what propelled her to push forward and move through the pain, into what she describes as her “Revival”.
—To connect with Van—
Instagram @vanrevival
Biohackers Collective
—To connect with Markie and other survivors—
Join the Project Markie Facebook group
Instagram @MarkieWilliams
Facebook @MarkieWilliamsFitness
—Subscribe & Review—
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Castbox
Spotify
Production Credits:
This show was lovingly produced by CMG.
www.wearecmg.com
Producer | Laura Kaye Chamberlain @laurakayecreations
Executive Producer, Show Art | Mandy “The Bos” @mandythebos
Music | "Dreamy Piano" by cleanmindsounds (Envato Elements)
Subscribe now to get a new episode of Project Markie on "Markie Mondays." You'll be starting your week by connecting with your innate courage, strength, and beautiful vulnerability.
—Please note; listener discretion is advised. This show contains explicit content related to domestic abuse, violence, sexual assault, rape, and human trafficking. It may be triggering for some listeners - and healing for others.—
Rachel Stephenson has worked around horses and coffee her entire life. She is the owner of Northern Light Coffee and Co-founder of CrossRoads Youth Ranch. In addition to barrel racing and training horses—and owning a successful business—Rachel is dedicated to creating awareness for the issue of human trafficking and offering aid to sexually exploited youth.
Before Rachel was offering hope and healing to others, she was struggling to find healing for herself. In this episode, Rachel talks about how she suppressed her own trauma for years before her eyes were opened to the reality of human trafficking during an overseas mission trip—how she channeled that shocking awareness into supportive action.
—To connect with Rachel, and support her causes—
Instagram @rae.lynn.stephenson
Northern Light Coffee website (Instagram @northernlightcoffee)
CrossRoads Youth Ranch
—To connect with Markie and other survivors—
Join the Project Markie Facebook group
Instagram @MarkieWilliams
Facebook @MarkieWilliamsFitness
—Subscribe & Review—
Apple Podcasts
Stitcher
Castbox
Production Credits:
This show was lovingly produced by CMG.
www.wearecmg.com
Producer | Laura Kaye Chamberlain @laurakayecreations
Executive Producer, Show Art | Mandy “The Bos” @mandythebos
Music | "Dreamy Piano" by cleanmindsounds,
Licensed through Envato Elements
Subscribe now to get a new episode of Project Markie on "Markie Mondays." You'll be starting your week by connecting with your innate courage, strength, and beautiful vulnerability.
—Please note; listener discretion is advised. This show contains explicit content related to domestic abuse, violence, sexual assault, rape, and human trafficking. It may be triggering for some listeners - and healing for others.—
Maggie McQueen is a successful real estate agent, a dedicated mother and fitness enthusiast.
She is involved in making her community a better place, and Maggie is passionate about advocating for domestic violence awareness. By all appearances, Maggie is a well rounded woman with the perfect balance of family, community and work life and she is “getting better everyday”.
However, her path to success was anything but easy. Before she was selling people their dream homes, Maggie was homeless and trying to escape a life of terror and abuse. In this episode, Maggie describes the situation she and her children endured for years, until she had to make a decision from which she knew there was no turning back.
—To connect with Maggie—
Facebook (Maggie McQueen)
Real Estate (https://mmcqueen.johnlscott.com/)
—To connect with Markie and other survivors—
Join the Project Markie Facebook group
Instagram @MarkieWilliams
Facebook @MarkieWilliamsFitness
—Subscribe & Review—
Apple Podcasts
Stitcher
Castbox
Production Credits:
This show was lovingly produced by CMG.
www.wearecmg.com
Producer | Laura Kaye Chamberlain @laurakayecreations
Executive Producer, Show Art | Mandy “The Bos” @mandythebos
Music | "Dreamy Piano" by cleanmindsounds,
Licensed through Envato Elements
Subscribe now to get a new episode of Project Markie on "Markie Mondays." You'll be starting your week by connecting with your innate courage, strength, and beautiful vulnerability.
The podcast currently has 4 episodes available.