In this raw and revealing episode, we sit down with Karly Latham, author of 'Healing is a Bitch', to unpack the messy, powerful, and often painful road to self-discovery and healing. Karly opens up about her journey from growing up in the Mormon faith to breaking free and finding her own spiritual path — one that’s been anything but linear.
We dive deep into the realities of trauma, the invisible chains of toxic relationships (especially when money is involved), and the complexities of choosing yourself in a world that often teaches you not to. Karly shares how she found her voice through writing, what healing really looks like beyond the Instagram quotes, and how spiritual awakening isn't always all light and love — sometimes it’s about burning everything down to rebuild.
This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt stuck, questioned their reality, or wondered if there's more on the other side of pain. Spoiler alert: there is — but healing? Yeah, it’s a bitch.
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