In this episode of the 'Sorority Chat' podcast, host Liz Toombs welcomes Terrra Newell, a wellness coach and trauma survivor, who is famously known from the 'Dirty John' story. Terra shares her journey beyond that traumatic event and discusses the importance of personal safety and intuition, particularly for young women attending college. They cover topics such as avoiding dangerous situations, recognizing red flags in relationships, and building supportive communities. They also highlight the significance of self-care practices like baking and fitness in healing.

About Terra Newell: Terra Newell is a survivor, a producer, and an advocate for victims of domestic abuse. At the age of 25, she defended herself against serial predator "Dirty" John Meehan and has since shared her story on global platforms to raise awareness about the issue. She is featured in the "Dirty John" podcast with over 170 million listens and has been interviewed by various media outlets, including Dateline and Dr. Oz. Terra has her own podcast and podcasting course!

📌 Connect with Terra: 

⁠Terra's Links: https://linktr.ee/terranewell

Key Moments:

00:00 Introduction to Sorority Chat

01:11 Meet Tara Newell: From Dirty John to Empowerment

01:56 Baking as a Therapeutic Hobby

03:06 Personal Safety and Intuition

07:41 Navigating Relationships and Red Flags

18:34 Building Community and Support Systems

23:22 Artsy College Life Observations

23:53 Moving to Tennessee and Building Community

25:27 Yoga, Trauma, and Personal Boundaries

29:37 Sorority Life and Dorm Realities

33:01 Handling Difficult Conversations and Social Anxiety

38:10 Coaching and Podcasting Ventures

42:38 House Hot Take: Organizing Cleaning Closets

43:47 Closing Remarks and Podcast Outro

📌 Connect with Terra: 

Terra's Links: https://linktr.ee/terranewell

📌 Connect with Liz: 

🔗 ⁠⁠Website: PDR Interiors⁠⁠ 

📷 ⁠⁠Instagram: @pdrinteriors⁠

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