Trauma Interrupted with Jan Broberg

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Can sexual trauma, with all its resulting shame, pain, and rage, really be turned into…art? Jan  and guest Fior Baptiste (musician, screen writer) discuss reclaiming their light after the darkness of abuse. Fior shares not only the details of her personal journey, but also her will to create, and to find some benefit that can be found in expressive arts. She says “The trauma is gonna mess with me on a residual level and I need some balance. The way I balance is through my art.” Fior has no shortage of poetic wisdom to share on the healing journey. “I spent years trying to snuff out my own light because I didn’t want any more darkness to find it.” If that sounds like what you're going through, this episode will give you reason to believe in yourself again—here's two honest souls resisting the darkness and shining the light of strength and hope.

Find Fior: @oohfifiwrites

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What do we do about pedophiles? Are there different kinds of pedophiles? How should we treat non-offending ones? How do people become pedophiles? In this episode, we take a wide look at the issue with Andrew Gold, creator and host of famous podcast On the Edge, where he interviews famous and controversial figures “on the edge” of society. In episode 6, Andrew interviewed Silas, a pedopile in Germany, and then went on a quest to understand the current mental climate around pedophilia in Europe. Now, Jan talks to Andrew about his ongoing research into how offending and non-offending pedophiles are treated, and the cultural shifts that have to happen in order for us to deal with this issue.

On the Edge with Andrew Gold: https://www.andrewgoldpodcast.com/

Jan was Andrew’s guest for On the Edge episode 128.

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Today, A Friend of the Family begins its six week initial run on Peacock. Billboards are up in Los Angeles, and The Jan Broberg Story just sold out of every first-print copy on day one. Nick Antosca, Creator, Executive Producer, and Showrunner of A Friend of the Family sit down with fellow Executive Producer Alex Hedlund for a chat with the series’ subject and Executive Producer Jan Broberg about every aspect of creating the series—this open, emotional conversation between three friends is a full chronicle of the origins of A Friend of the Family.

Nick Antosca (@nickantosca) is a writer and producer from New Orleans, known for Channel Zero (2016), Brand New Cherry Flavor (2021) and The Act (2019).

Alex Hedlund is known for The Great Wall (2016), As Above, So Below (2014) and Chucky (2021).

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Helen Clonts’s childhood challenges included neglect, enforced shame, and a suicide attempt. She was abandoned, and then went through the foster care system in Honduras. She was adopted into a U.S. family, and then her adopted father passed away. Through all this, she experienced sexual abuse. Then, one day at a time, she built an indomitable will to heal and give her children better lives. As she moves forward in her healing journey, she is trying to share her story, a crucial step in recreating a better childhood. Listen for all of the ways she found to take strengthening steps, and to find and implement boundaries in her life. She made a final decision to believe that she is worth the effort, and that she would take the time, spend the money, and do whatever she needed to do to find her health. To feel like we're worth it, that we deserve to be happy, healthy and whole, is often the hardest part for survivors.

Helen’s page: @healingwith_helen

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VERY EXCITING NEWS FOR THE SHOW!

In this impromptu late night recording, Austen Tanner, Jan's son and Senior Producer of  The Jan Broberg Show, begins asking the questions he's asked himself his entire life about his mom’s story, and we want your questions too. Austen will be asking selected questions from  listeners to the real life players in Jan's story on upcoming episodes. Look out for Austen’s episodes with Jan, Karen, Susan, and more!

Submit questions about Jan’s story at: TheJanBrobergShow.com/contact

Coming soon: we’re having some big names on the show from NBC's A Friend of the Family: Nick Antosca, the show's Creator, Executive Producer, & Showrunner, and Alex Hedlund, Executive Producer!

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Today’s episode is Part II of our conversation with Jeff Buehener, author of The Sultan’s Seven Secrets. He discusses how he seized control of his life and how you can do the same using concepts and practices from the richest man to ever live, Sultan Musa of Mali. According to him, the way to get whatever you want in this life is to fully commit to playing make believe, as though you already have it, to the point where you have a true emotional life around having it, and watch and learn how your subconscious mind orchestrates it into reality. It’s like the secret, but good for healing from trauma too and it comes from the richest man in history! 

Be sure to follow Jeff Beuhner: @Jeff_Beuhner on twitter, instagram, and youtube.
Buy his book: https://www.amazon.com/Sultans-Seven-Secrets-Jeff-Buehner/dp/B08WJY545S

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In this episode, Jan is joined by author Jeff Buehner, author of The Sultan’s Seven Secrets. He discusses how he seized control of his life and how you can do the same using concepts and practices from the richest man to ever live, Sultan Musa of Mali. According to him, the way to get whatever you want in this life is to fully commit to playing make believe, as though you already have it, to the point where you have a true emotional life around having it, and watch and learn how your subconscious mind orchestrates it into reality. It’s like the secret, but good for healing from trauma too and it comes from the richest man in history! 

Be sure to follow Jeff Beuhner: @Jeff_Beuhner on twitter, instagram, and youtube.
Buy his book: https://www.amazon.com/Sultans-Seven-Secrets-Jeff-Buehner/dp/B08WJY545S

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Jennifer Lawley tells her story, which gives a clear glimpse of how family dynamics can go off the rails when abuse is exposed. Jennifer’s nephew began assaulting her when they were both very young. This adolescent abuser used both loving bonds and fear to his advantage, making sure he appeared well behaved to his parents while threatening to murder Jennifer’s sister. Amazingly, and uncommonly, Jennifer reported her abuse to her parents. Jennifer’s sister believed her abuser and denied the claims. Jennifer’s father blamed Jennifer for making him choose between two daughters. He would not believe her for almost five years. At school, rumors that Jennifer was trying to destroy her nephew’s reputation began. Join us to explore what the social consequences of reporting abuse can be, and how healing can come for all involved. 

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Today, Jan & Dave are joined by Kendra Crompton, a visionary and dedicated mentor, life coach, and motivational speaker. She has witnessed a perfect confluence of physical, emotional, social, and mental health through her work. Kendra started as a fitness trainer, but learned how to treat and heal the traumatized mindset in pursuit of total wellness for her clients and herself. Some of her signature techniques are lessons learned on the long climb back to wellbeing after a world-ending divorce in 2017. Kendra is the author of “Life Change Solutions: A Guide for Hope, Health, and Happiness” and shares her knowledge as a health & wellness consultant. Kendra blends the intensity of a physical trainer, the tools used in talk therapy, and the guidance of a nutritionist to help her clients at Life Change Solutions heal in a well-rounded fashion. 

You can find her business at MyLifeChangeSolutions.com
Be sure to follow Kendra on her Facebook
And you can find her book on Amazon

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