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Living with a hoarder parent isn't just messy—it's traumatic. In this eye-opening episode, Calissa shares what it was really like growing up with a level 5 hoarder mother who also showed signs of narcissistic personality disorder. From the overwhelming clutter and filth to the shame of never being able to invite anyone over, she reveals the emotional, mental, and physical toll it took on her childhood.

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Shaun’s journey is one of pain, survival, and ultimately, self-healing. Bullied as a child, beaten down emotionally and physically, he grew up feeling repulsive, unwanted, and angry. As a child he was jailed and over the next 25 years, he found himself trapped in a cycle of burglary, car theft, and incarceration.

But prison didn’t just hold him—it woke him up.
Shaun fought for access to books and immersed himself in psychology. He found unexpected wisdom among the “lifers” who had built purpose into their permanent sentences. For the first time, Shaun began to understand his trauma, and how it shaped the choices that landed him behind bars.

This episode is raw, honest, and deeply human. It's not just about crime—it's about the power of reflection, resilience, and redemption.

🎧 Listen now to hear how Shaun began breaking the cycle from the inside out.

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How does a narcissist manipulate someone to the point of losing themselves? Corine knows firsthand. After years in a toxic relationship with a narcissistic partner, she not only lost herself but also her connection with her two children. In this eye-opening episode of Multispective, she breaks down the traits of a narcissist, the subtle and dangerous ways they manipulate, and the warning signs to watch for. Most importantly, she shares how to protect yourself from falling into the same trap.

🎧 Tune in for vital insights and empowering advice on recognizing and escaping narcissistic abuse.
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“I lost my son… and my entire world shattered.” In this episode, Rhonda opens up about the unbearable pain of losing her child and the long, complicated journey through grief. She shares what the grieving process really feels like—raw, unfiltered, and often misunderstood—and the tools that helped her survive when she felt completely broken.

Whether you’re grieving a loss or supporting someone who is, Rhonda’s story offers comfort, hope, and real ways to cope. You’re not alone.

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What’s it like growing up in the Mormon Church, only to be excommunicated for following your heart? In this powerful episode of Multispective, Susie opens up about her life inside the LDS Church, the strict expectations she followed and the deep personal conflict that led to her excommunication after an affair.

She shares the emotional toll of losing her community, the challenges of rebuilding her identity, and the lessons she’s learned about faith, self-worth, and finding freedom outside the Church.

Really appreciate any support, please subscribe, share, comment, like and let us know your thoughts!

Contact her: https://www.getwellwithsusiebell.com/

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In this interview, I sit down with Karmela, a Holocaust survivor who lived through one of history’s darkest times, in Budapest. As a child, she lost her family in the gas chambers and witnessed unimaginable horrors. She bravely shares her story of survival, escape, and resilience.

Joining her is her son, Joel, as they discuss not only Karmela’s past but also their mission to share powerful stories through their true crime podcast, ‪SurvivingTheSurvivor‬ ‪@STSTalk‬ and book. Joel talks news, politics, his creative process and visiting his moms home town.

Do you want to live an awesome life and to also inspire others? Fish is a world...

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In this episode, Vivi Devereux shares the chilling details of the night he endured a horrible stabbing, that saved someone’s life—an act of heroism that nearly cost him everything. Against all odds, he survived what doctors called a medical miracle, but the aftermath still impacts him today. Vivi opens up about the trauma, the long road to recovery, the physical and mental health challenges, and how that moment forever changed his life. His story is one of survival, resilience, and courage in the face of tragedy.

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In this episode, Hope Andersen talks about her painful journey through bipolar disorder, diving deep into her experiences with both depressive and manic phases. She discusses the challenges of promiscuity and alcohol as she sought healing, ultimately leading to her inspiring book, How to Remodel a Life: a guide to living well with alcoholism and bipolar disorder.

✨ *What You'll Learn:*
•⁠ ⁠The importance of mental health awareness
•⁠ ⁠Coping strategies for managing bipolar disorder
•⁠ ⁠The power of vulnerability in the recovery process
•⁠ ⁠How seeking professional help can change lives

You never have to be alone in your journey x

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