That Shit Show

That Shit Show

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That Shit Show episodes

  • Stroke of Genius
    Forensic Psychologist David was going through a career crisis when another tragedy struck – a debilitating stroke that has changed his life – unexpectedly for the better. 
    David explains how to reignite your neural pathways after a stroke, and shares some of the surprising benefits of being forced into involuntary stillness. 
    Resources: www.davidroland.com
    Host: Emma Castle
    Release Date: 13 May, 2020
    Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia
    Producer: Pip Rae
    45 min
  • His Last Breath
    Karen was a workaholic CFO when her son died in a freak accident. Rather than slowing down, she continued to work harder than ever until she finally asked herself ‘Why?’ She realised that she was working her guts out for the money and it was slowly killing her.
    She found her ‘why’ in a totally different sphere - as a Beyond Loss mentor, author and speaker. Karen’s approach to loss - and what happens to a person’s spirit after they vacate their physical body - is paradigm shifting.
    Hear how she got through every parent’s worst nightmare and used that pain to ease the suffering of others.
    Resources: https://www.karenchaston.com
    31 min
  • Amy The Midwife
    Midwife Amy has an intimate understanding of what it’s like to lose a child – she lost her first baby at 24 weeks and suffered intense grief and PTSD.
    Instead of moving away from the tragedy, Amy leaned in and retrained to become a midwife. This is how she found herself working in the same ward where she suffered her heartbreaking stillbirth.
    Now, Amy spends her working life on the frontline of life and death. Here she shares her story, and explains what’s needed if you want to support someone through pregnancy loss.
    Resources: The Perinatal Loss Centre
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    Released 6 May, 2020
    Time : 43:44
    Host: Emma Castle
    Produced: Pip Rae, ShirePOD
    44 min
  • Three Scoops of Poop
    Jac is a journalist and editor who has had an illustrious career in the Australian media.
    Despite having a glamorous job, things have been less than shiny behind the scenes.
    Jac’s first experience with trauma was workplace PTSD. Her second was discovering that her narcissistic parter was cheating on her. And the third, was getting a rare and crippling health condition. Listen to find out how Jac has coped with this triple scoop of poop.
    Resources: Pema Chodron – When Things Fall Apart
    Released 29 April 2020
    Time: 52.25
    Host: Emma Castle
    Producer: Pip Rae, ShirePOD
    Location, Sydney Australia
    53 min

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Everyone experiences trauma. The thing that sets us apart is how we get through it.