Chelsea chats with her former roommate, Sarah Thompson-Boyson, about the times they went to treatment centers, coped with self harm and how to help those around you who are struggling with mental health. TW: please use your own discretion while listening.

Chelsea met Hannah Thais back in January when they both walked for Afa Ah Loo for a Good Things Utah segment and instantly hit it off. Little did they know they were both starting companies about "caring". 

Chelsea talks to her parents about what it was like for them to raise her in the 1990's and early 2000's without the resources we have today. She hopes this episode gives parents of limb-different children the comfort her parents didn't have when they were raising her.

On episode two of Who the Chel Cares Chelsea interviews her junior high school D.A.R.E. officer, Ellis Bruch, about the time he had to suspend her from school for cyberbullying another student on MySpace. They talk about leading with empathy and the importance of communication skills in police (and all) work.

In the very first episode of Who the Chel Cares podcast, your host, Chelsea (Chel) is interviewed by her father, Don Porter. Their conversation takes you down memory lane to give the listeners & viewers a little personal background. Is she an only child? Did she have a good or bad childhood? She goes off on a few tangents but overall a decent listen!