In this opening episode of Dismantling Democracy, Jacqueline exposes the psychological playbook of modern authoritarianism — not through theory, but through lived experience. When a nation begins to fracture, the body feels it first. The intuition recognizes the pattern long before the mind catches up.

Jacqueline breaks down how chaos, speed, and fear are being weaponized by the current administration, and why people who’ve lived through gaslighting and emotional abuse can see the danger sooner. She unpacks the national gaslight — the tactic of labeling political opponents as “enemies,” “traitors,” and threats to the Constitution — and shows how these patterns mirror the early stages of authoritarian regimes throughout history.

This episode isn’t fear-based; it’s truth-based. It’s an invitation to understand what’s happening, trust what your body already knows, and reclaim clarity in a moment designed to confuse.

After a two-week pause following the passing of her mother, Jacqueline returns to the mic with a powerful, deeply human episode about grief, clarity, and the relentless strength of women. In this intimate reflection, she explores how loss sharpens truth, why women’s pain is still treated as optional, and what Halle Berry’s push for menopause healthcare reveals about the bigger fight for women’s rights.

From the silence her mother lived through, to the silence coming from political leaders today, Jacqueline breaks down the patterns of dismissal, gaslighting, and erasure that women know all too well. She also highlights the stark contrast between how easily men receive medical coverage for sexual function — while women must battle for basic hormone care that impacts every part of their lives.

This episode is a soft but fierce reminder that women deserve to be heard, supported, and taken seriously. It also sets the stage for Jacqueline’s upcoming special series, Dismantling Democracy: The Moves You’re Not Supposed to Notice, dropping this week.

Take a grounding breath, come home to yourself, and step back into truth with her.

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In Part 3 of this unfolding bonus series, Jacqueline connects a personal moment of profound transition with a national reckoning.

As Congress forces the release of the Epstein files by an overwhelming vote, attempts to control the narrative begin to crack. Patterns emerge—patterns survivors recognize long before headlines do: denial, deflection, and systems protecting the powerful instead of the vulnerable.

At the same time, Jacqueline travels to be with her mother at the end of her life, confronting the cost of silence, inherited fear, and the choice to break generational patterns with presence, not secrecy.

Voice Unchained continues—without deadlines, without performance, and without silence.