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After episode 159 talking about babies, we are here again. These little gifts are a source of happiness and potentially sadness. My guest speaks about her baby, her lover and the end of a relationship that the baby should have fixed. Listen to how it panned out for her in this weekend's episode of The Feeling Station.
Following on from the last episode, Nino Brown and I talk about what it has been like for us to have children.
Bells are loud. Lies are louder. Listen and find out how cutting back on the truth turned out for my guest on this week's episode of The Feeling Station.
We all kinda fold our faces when we see a 'builder's bum', that top of the bum usually at lunch time when they are all on a break. Now imagine that, lower the pants until you have the whole ass crack out...
Well, that's what this whole episode is about. I leave your imagine to do its thang, and let my guest explain why.
This episode comes with a trigger warning and if you know that matters of abuse in any form will affect you, please skip this one.
Back in the day, I'm talking in the 80s, there was a TV commercial where a young girl would say "It's Uncle John", but nobody would listen to her. The commercial was encouraging people to listen to the voice of the voiceless when it comes to sexual abuse. We are in 2023, and many people still scream "It's uncle or aunt ....." How do we still NOT hear the voices of those that are in need? What's wrong with us? What happened to paying attention... and here's the catch, it doesn't cost a penny.
This episode is not suitable for people that have experienced sexual grooming, sexual abuse, suicidal thoughts and attempts, drug use, emotional manipulation. If any of these are likely to trigger, please be kind to yourself and skip this episode. Next weekend’s episode will be lighter.
I've sort of... kind of... heard that some people marry themselves. Turns out my guest on this week's episode of The Feeling Station did just that. Listen to how that turned out for them.
When there is more than one woman in a situation, what is likely to happen? Find out how this panned out for my guest on this weekend's episode of The Feeling Station.
I once read quote that went something like "The day we forgive our parents, is the day we solve 90% of our personal problems". Could that be true? Do you have a parent wound that you need to heal from? Listen to how my guest's childhood trauma has impacted her relationships today.
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