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Episodes: 106
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.6/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
YouTube: 3.7k subscribers
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Becky Hayter - Becky Hayter is the host, interviewer, narrator, and editor of the podcast, focusing on personal stories of adversity, trauma, and resilience.
Tim - PTSD And The Hardest Fight After Returning Home; Survival Through Extreme Circumstances; 2 AM Struggle Without Active Combat; Suicidal Ideation/self-harm Context (tw Noted).
Sara - Surrogacy’s Physical And Emotional Impacts; Pregnancy Loss And Medical Trauma; Body Vs Heart Decisions; Surrogacy Complications.
A Vacuum Delivery: How One Birth Rewrote Every Birth After
July 12, 2026
TW: birth trauma, medical procedures performed without consent, infant medical emergency, NICU. At 21, Angelina walked into her first birth expecting it to look like the movies. What she got was a day and a half of labor, decisions made about her body without her, and a newborn daughter rushed to a hospital 45 minutes away. This is the story of what nobody told her, and how she made sure it never happened to her again.Interview, narration, and editing by Becky Hayter, with post-production, sc...
The Quiet War: Tim on the Fight That Started When the Bullets Stopped
July 05, 2026
TW: PTSD, suicidal ideation, self-harm, alcohol use, and war. Tim was told he was stupid before he was old enough to argue, and spent the next thirty years proving he could survive anything: underground cage fights, Special Forces selection, Afghanistan. Then he came home, and the hardest fight of his life started at 2 AM with nobody shooting at all. Interview, narration, and editing by Becky Hayter, with post-production, scripting, and sound design by Emily Nadal.Don’t forget to subscribe, l...
Wallet Therapy: Would You Rather: The Money Edition
July 02, 2026
We got Alex and me in the same room for once, in New Jersey for Bex's birthday, and instead of yip-yapping about numbers and the hard stuff, we decided to play a game. Would You Rather, money edition. I thought we'd disagree on everything. Turns out our answers surprised even us.The catch with Would You Rather is that it feels like there's always an obvious answer, until you actually have to pick. And Alex's analytical brain wanted to ask ten clarifying questions per round, which, honestly, f...
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