This week on “Is Anybody Out There?”, we’re joined by Savannah Zuro, who opens up about a childhood shaped by uncertainty, resilience, and growing up in and out of the foster care system.
Savannah shares what it was like growing up with her siblings under an abusive parent, and never knowing exactly what the future would hold. She talks about what it means to feel lost—and what it took to finally find herself.
Her road hasn’t been easy. Savannah has faced challenges that could have defined her future, but instead, she found a way forward. Today, she is building a life filled with happiness and success while working to break the cycle of addiction that affected so many members of her family before her.
Her story is one of resilience, healing, self-discovery, and choosing to create a different future.
Sometimes breaking a cycle means being the first person brave enough to say, “It ends with me.”
Join us this week for Savannah’s powerful story on “Is Anybody Out There?”
Musical Guest: Anna Applegate
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“Is Anybody Out There?” is a powerful and heartfelt podcast co-hosted by Patti Collins and Andrea Langefield, empowered by Women Helping Women and the YWCA. Dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, the show creates a safe and supportive space where survivors, advocates, and allies can speak, be heard, and find connection.
Each episode shines a light on the many forms of abuse—emotional, physical, financial, and psychological—through unfiltered survivor stories, expert perspectives, and practical resources for healing and empowerment.
With engaging segments like City Queen Sounds, listener call-ins, and thought-provoking conversations, “Is Anybody Out There?” amplifies women’s voices and connects communities with the tools to spark change. Whether you’re a survivor on a healing journey, a supporter looking to help, or someone seeking to understand, this podcast delivers honesty, awareness, and hope.
Join Patti Collins and her guests as they break the silence, end the stigma, and empower women everywhere.
If you are a survivor, a supporter, or someone who believes in the power of purpose-driven art — this episode is your reminder that healing can come from unexpected places… and that you are never alone.