Paul Hutchinson’s story is the one that inspired the movie Sound of Freedom, but the truth is much deeper—and the fight is far from over. In this gripping episode, Paul takes us through over 70 life-risking undercover missions to rescue children from human traffickers. While the movie sparked global awareness, Paul reveals that the reality of human trafficking is still a growing crisis that demands urgent action.

From personal ...

Did you know your brain can only hold 7–8 things at once? That’s why even the most loving parent can make one fatal mistake—and forget their child in the car.

In this powerful and emotional episode, Tiffanie speaks with Michael Israel, co-founder of CleverElly, a company built by tech dads who wanted to save lives. Michael explains the terrifying reality of hot car deaths, the simple science behind why it happens, and how CleverElly...

What happens when the people meant to protect you become the source of your pain, and the system designed to save you only adds more trauma?

 Adriene Caldwell shares her powerful story of growing up in foster care, surviving emotional and physical abuse, and witnessing unimaginable pain. But what begins as a tale of betrayal turns into a story of hope. Adriene later learns that her mother, once viewed only through the lens...

When family becomes the villain, the betrayal cuts deeper than anything else.

Donna Hall from The Hall Closet shares how she uncovered her family’s shocking ties to two infamous Philadelphia murder cases, the role her own mother played in trying to frame her brother, and the devastating impact of generational abuse and lies.

What you’ll learn in this episode:
✅ How Donna’s mother became entangled in crime and manipulation
✅ T...

 What should have been another night preparing for war turned into a nightmare when a fellow soldier turned on his own. Command Sergeant Major Bart Womack recounts the events of the 2003 Camp Pennsylvania insider attack, the lives lost, and the lessons he learned in leadership, awareness, and resilience. 

What you’ll learn in this episode:
✅ What really happened the night of the attack
✅ How Bart’s instincts and leadership s...

 After surviving narcissistic abuse and a devastating car accident, Sky Bellarmine rebuilt her life from the ground up. In this inspiring episode, she shares how the 90% Rule helped her move from survival to purpose — and how you can use it to transform your own life. 

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When Jonathan Farley’s brother took control of their mother’s life through guardianship, the result was forced isolation, involuntary medication, and years of emotional abuse. Jonathan now fights to expose these abuses and push for laws that protect the most vulnerable. 

What you’ll learn in this episode:
✅ How families can weaponize legal systems
✅ Guardianship red flags to spot before it’s too late
✅ The emot...

At 50 years old, Peter J. Boni learned he was donor-conceived — a truth that uprooted his identity and reawakened old wounds. In this episode, Peter shares his journey to healing, his advocacy for the rights of donor-conceived individuals, and his book, Uprooted. 

What you’ll learn in this episode:
✅ Peter’s shocking discovery and emotional aftermath
✅ Why knowing your biological history matters
✅ The hidden risks of the...

High-conflict divorce strategist Lisa Johnson shares how she fought back against legal abuse, helped pass Jennifer’s Law, and found her way to peace after years of court chaos. This episode offers strategies for anyone battling a toxic ex in family court. 

What you’ll learn in this episode:
✅ Signs you’re facing legal abuse
✅ How to organize evidence that actually matters
✅ Why emotional detachment can save you in court<...

Reneé Rodriguez, founder of Best Foot Forward, reveals the harsh truth about custody battles with narcissistic co-parents and how the system often traps protective parents. Learn what post-separation abuse really looks like, how to gather evidence legally, and why a custody blueprint could be the key to winning your case. 

Inside this episode: 

✔️ What “post-separation abuse” really looks like
✔️ Why most family courts ...

Lisa Gerardy opens up about uncovering generational trauma masked as “normal” and how she broke toxic patterns. This episode offers hope, practical insight, and inspiration for anyone still carrying the weight of their childhood. 

Inside this episode:

• The invisible trauma of growing up in dysfunction
• What it means to redefine “normal” on your own terms
• How Lisa found healing, self-love, and her voice
• Hope for anyone still carrying t...

Nicole Elaine Avery shares her experience growing up under what she believes were generational curses — and how she broke free. This conversation explores the intersection of trauma, culture, and spirituality, offering hope for those seeking healing on every level.

What you’ll learn in this episode:
 ✅ How cultural beliefs about witchcraft shaped Nicole’s family
 ✅ The connection between trauma and “spiritual warfare”
 ✅...

Is the one you love destroying you? Discover the warning signs of a toxic relationship with Mia Hanks, as she shares her story of enduring covert abuse. This episode offers crucial relationship advice for anyone questioning their bond.

Nearly three decades in a marriage with a covert narcissist left Mia Hanks drained, isolated, and questioning her worth. Mia reveals the warning signs she missed, the moment she knew she had...

Sean McClure's story highlights the impact of childhood trauma on future outcomes, specifically incarceration. Understanding the link between adverse childhood experiences and the criminal justice system is crucial for prison reform. This video emphasizes the need for healing and breaking cycles to prevent future trauma.

From nearly 25 years in prison to becoming a mental health advocate.
Shaun McClure opens up ab...

When Emma Jean Rowin met him, it felt like a fairytale. But the deeper she fell, the more the mask slipped, revealing a man consumed by delusion and control.

In this gripping episode, Emma shares her true story of how love turned into psychological warfare. From manipulation to fear, and finally, to freedom, her journey is a raw, emotional reminder of the dangers of toxic relationships — and the power of reclaiming your life.

In this...

 This special Podcasthon episode with RAINN sheds light on the realities of sexual violence, the myths that harm survivors, and how we can create real change. Whether you need resources or want to be part of the fight, this conversation offers both hope and action steps. 

 Need help? Reach out to RAINN at rainn.org or call 800.656.HOPE for confidential support.

 Plus, discover more impactful charities through Podcasthon at www.podcas...

Detective Heidi Chance breaks down the myths, realities, and red flags of human trafficking, offering parents and communities practical tools to protect children and fight back. 

What you’ll learn:
✔️ The key differences between human trafficking and smuggling
✔️ How traffickers use coercion, fraud, and manipulation—not just force
✔️ The shocking truth about online predators and how they groom victims
✔️ Why the...

Over 369,000 children are in the foster care system today, many facing trauma, educational struggles, and the looming risk of homelessness or incarceration.

 Sharon Dunlevy exposes the hidden barriers foster kids face and offers practical ways to break cycles of instability, from educational advocacy to empowering foster parents. 

Inside this episode:
✔️ Why 20% of foster youth end up incarcerated—and how we can change that<...

Zulma Williams, founder of Dragon Therapy Services, shares how surviving domestic abuse and cancer led her to embrace radical honesty, fierce self-love, and yes — a few well-timed F-bombs.

What you’ll get from this episode:
 ✔️ How to stop bottling emotions and start releasing them in healthy (and loud) ways
 ✔️ The truth about fear of success—and how to stop sabotaging your growth
 ✔️ Why putting yourself first isn’t se...