Scars We Share
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Scars We Share episodes

  • 096. Break the Chain with Denise Bossarte

    Denise is an Award Winning Author, photographer, poet, and artist. She was sexually abused as a child for many years. She talks about some of her experiences around healing from the abuse. She used her beautiful artistic ability to create a book to help other people on their healing journey.

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    48 min
  • 095. with Kathrin Hutson

    Kathrin talks about growing up in a home that was not a safe space and having absent parents. She went through a lot that a child should never have to. It was becoming a mother herself that pushed her to make a lot of changes. Parenthood comes up a lot in this episode, for obvious reasons!

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    51 min
  • 094. “Core Grief” with Marilyn Kriete

    Marilyen Kriete talks about being a ward of the province, losing a love, and not dealing with her core grief until later in life.

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    47 min
  • 093. “Normal” with O.E. Tearmann

    O.E. Tearman is a writing duo made up of E.S. Argentum and Olivia Wylie. They talk a lot about mental health, supporting others/community, and so much more.

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    1 hr 2 min
  • 092. I Can’t Fix You with Doug Lawrence

    Doug Lawrence is an amazing man. He talks in-depth about mental health and how he discovered he suffered from PTSD. TW: He also talks about a suicide.

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    51 min
  • 091. Literal Weight with JJ Hawkins

    JJ is a transgender man who lives in California and is a successful actor. He talks about his experiences around being transgender, top surgery, and how he is now.

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    1 hr 9 min
  • 090. I Am Not a Struggle with Chelsea Hickman

    Chelsea has been through a lot. She talks about sexual assault and issues she encountered in the LDS Church.

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    53 min
  • 088. Show the Hell Up with Jacob Dunford

    Jacob is just a phenomenal human being. He talks about being gay in the LDS Church, having supportive parents, and the importance of actually being there for the LGBTQ+ community.

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    1 hr 11 min
  • 087. Your Emotions are Valid with Ben Spackensen

    Ben Spackensen is a delightful person. He talks about being disconnected from his emotions and being gay in the LDS Church. He talks about how he was in a heterosexual marriage and is now married to a man.

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    1 hr 1 min

About Scars We Share

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In each episode, Kayleen invites guests to share a physical scar and an internal (mental/emotional/spiritual) scar. Join in the love, laughter, and loss (and ugly-crying) as we connect through stories…