Calling all of the Preacher's kids.

Reflecting on the year of 2022, lots of unproductiveness, wishing to be in a better place. 

I didn’t realize my mic was so loud so I’m sorry if I blow your eardrums away, just turn the volume down 🫡 Positive affirmations to get you through the day! 

Random as usual, im sorry 

I am sharing the trauma that most affected me in my childhood. Plus, my prediction for what is coming soon for Americans because of our open borders. And, the New York City Police Department's dance team is facing criticism after performing for a local news station amid the growi ... Show More

Abuse, violence, numerous stepdads - that was Victor Marx’s childhood. Today he ministers to other sufferers of PTSD, from military vets to children fleeing ISIS. 

Trauma experienced in childhood has the potential to impact an individual's entire life — which is why it's so crucial to support a teen who's facing a painful past. In today's show, Mark talks with two teens from Heartlight, including one of our youngest residents, who opens up ... Show More

This week we discuss trauma in childhood, the way it effects our brain and chemistry, our behaviours and our relationships in adulthood.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

Submission- “When I was in 6th grade my entire family (me and my 3 sisters and my mom who was a teacher) was kicked out of a Christian private school to avoid being outed about all the messed up shit they were doing. Some smaller stories in that include a teacher who was sent to ... Show More

From strict parents threatening lakes of fire, to bible thumping in high school, to considering becoming a nun, this week, the ladies of OOD chat about their relationship with religion as children, and how they identify with spirituality and the concept of God as adults.Need OOD’ ... Show More

In today’s episode I’m sharing my story of growing up with emotional abuse and the coping mechanisms I developed to survive in the world. 

Something that isn’t talked about enough and is burdened by so much shame so much trauma.