The Truth They Couldn’t Bury by LA

The Truth They Couldn’t Bury by LA

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The Truth They Couldn’t Bury by LA episodes

  • Episode 4 : Am I Right? or Am I Wrong? It was not my fault

    Am I Right or Am I Wrong? — It Was NOT My Fault

    In this episode, you’ll hear me read the actual letter I sent my mother and explain what led me to finally write the words, “It was your fault, NOT MINE.”

    I open up about my childhood, being raised in a religious cult, the shame and fear I carried, being baptized over and over again, and how I’m now relearning my faith for myself. I also talk about why I chose to cut certain relationships off, why I still love and miss my mother, and why standing by my letter doesn’t mean I stopped loving her.

    This one is raw, personal, and probably uncomfortable at times—but it’s my truth.

    After you hear the whole story, I want you to answer the question for yourself:

    Am I right or am I wrong?

    37 min
  • Episode 1: Why I'm Finally Talking

    🎙️🖤 WELL… I DID A THING.

    I officially launched my podcast.

    THE TRUTH THEY COULDN’T BURY — by LA

    You may know my name. You may have heard someone else’s version of my story.

    Now you get to hear mine.

    From being raised in a religious cult to motherhood, marriage, betrayal, rebuilding, and all the messy shit in between—nothing is off the table.

    This isn’t revenge. It’s finally having a voice.

    🎧 EPISODE 1: Why I’m Finally Talking

    Real stories. Raw conversations. No apologies.

    🎙️🖤 Let’s dig up the truth.

    14 min

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Raw, unfiltered storytelling about surviving what was meant to stay buried. The Truth They Couldn’t Bury by LA dives into my real-life experiences of being raised in a religious cult, family trauma, motherhood, relationships, healing, betrayal, and rebuilding a life on my own terms. No perfect edits. No sugarcoating. Just the truth, the stories behind it, and the things people never thought I’d say out loud.