When It Gets Quiet (Rememering the Kidnapped Hispanic Children)

There’s a sound that’s louder than sirens and protests — it’s the silence that follows them.

This episode of Wounded Goose explores what happens in America when we look away, when the news cycle moves on, and the pain of marginalized people is left to echo in the quiet.

 

We'll talk about the violence of indifference.

The weight of unspoken grief.

And how silence and inaction aren’t peace—it’s permission.

 

Through stories, reflection, and voices too often pushed to the margins, we ask:

What does it mean when we are quiet after causing harm?

 

And what kind of reckoning waits on the other side of ignoring pain?

 

Because in the quiet… history breathes.

And it remembers.