You Won't Forget About Us

This podcast shares the personal journey of coming out as gay while leaving the Mormon Church. Through honest conversations with Taylor, we explore what it means to question your faith, find your true self, and build a life outside of high-demand religion. Whether you’re LGBTQ+, a former believer, or just curious about these experiences, this show offers a compassionate space for reflection, healing, and hope.

In the final chapter of her story, Gabby shares the moment she uncovered a devastating truth: her father is a pedophile. What followed wasn’t justice or support. It was silence, denial, and manipulation. His family and new partner refused to believe the victim, twisting the narrative to protect him instead.

But despite their efforts to gaslight, dismiss, and discredit her, Gabby never let go of the truth. In this episode, she speaks from the scar, not the wound, with clarity, strength, and the kind of self-trust that only comes from surviving the unthinkable.

This is a story about what happens when people choose comfort over accountability and what it looks like to speak your truth anyway.

Trigger warning: This episode includes discussion of child sexual abuse, familial gaslighting, and betrayal.

In this second part of our conversation, Gabby revisits childhood memories marked by chaos, confusion, and moments no child should have to witness. However, this time from a place of healing. What once felt unbearable now lives in a softer space, where laughter and self-awareness meet grief and grit.

This episode is honest, reflective, and at times unexpectedly funny — a testament to how far Gabby’s come, and how memory can evolve when we do.

Content warning: This episode includes references to past domestic violence, though in a reflective, non-graphic way.

In this deeply personal episode, our co-host opens up for the first time about what it was like growing up in a home marked by domestic violence. She shares the moments that shaped her, the silence she was taught to keep, and the lasting impact those early experiences have had on her adult relationships, self-worth, and mental health. This conversation is raw, honest, and long overdue — not just for her, but for anyone still carrying the weight of what they witnessed.

Trigger warning: This episode contains discussions of domestic violence that may be difficult for some listeners.

Korryn’s story is one of quiet strength and steady resilience. Over these episodes, she’s taken us through the realities of surviving emotional and psychological abuse—unfiltered, honest, and brave. Her voice joins a growing chorus of survivors choosing to speak, not for sympathy, but for solidarity.

This final part brings closure—not because everything is “fixed,” but because she now owns her story.

To everyone listening: thank you for holding space for her. For believing survivors. For showing up.

In Part 2 of our conversation with Korryn Coates, we delve even deeper into her journey—beyond survival and into the daily work of reclaiming her life. Korryn reflects on the ripple effects of speaking out publicly, the unexpected challenges of being believed, and the strength it takes to navigate relationships, identity, and healing in the aftermath of abuse. This episode is a raw, unflinching continuation that honors both the pain and the progress of recovery.

Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of sexual abuse and grooming. If you or someone you know needs support, please contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) or visit RAINN.org. You are not alone.

In this powerful episode, Korryn Coates joins us to speak candidly about her experience, expanding on the story first shared by KSL. With courage and clarity, she walks us through the long-term impact of being groomed by a trusted adult—and what healing has looked like since. This conversation goes deeper than the headlines, offering space for honesty, resilience, and reclaiming power.

Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of sexual abuse and grooming. If you or someone you know needs support, please contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) or visit RAINN.org. You are not alone.

In this powerful and deeply troubling episode, we unpack a recent KSL News investigation that sheds light on systemic failures within the Tooele County School District—and the broader community—that have enabled child sexual abuse to go unchecked. We discuss the key revelations from the article, explore how institutional silence and community complicity can perpetuate harm, and hear from those directly impacted by these failures.

This episode is a call to awareness, accountability, and action. Listener discretion is advised due to the sensitive nature of the content.

We are the loophole in your NDA. Your safe space, your voice when silence is demanded. In this premiere episode, we introduce the heartbeat of our podcast: a community born from the need to speak what others have forced underground. This is a place for the untold stories—anonymous accounts of abuse survivors, those navigating the wreckage of divorce, and anyone left in the margins by systems meant to protect.

We share how this project came to life, why it matters, and where we’re going from here. Whether you're here to speak or to listen, you belong in this space. Because healing begins when the truth is heard, even if it has to be whispered.