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Jamie talked with Lauren from Sharptooth, Bethany from Glassworld, and Ben from Ocean Deep about how writing can be a form of self care.

Jamie talked with Rachel Grant of Rachel Grant Coaching about tools for those who are reluctantly returning home for the holidays.

Jamie has a discussion with filmmaker and actor Jenna Kanell about sexual violence in media, and specifically in horror movies.

Sexual violence in fiction- cheap plot device? Or reflection of reality? Let's talk about it.

Jamie sits down with Lori Droege and Casey O’Neill of the Women's Crisis Center to discuss bystander intervention techniques.

College students face a higher risk of sexual violence than anyone else. So why are resources for them so lacking?

We sat down with AVFTI's Warped Tour Team learn about their favorite Warped memories, the work they do the rest of the year, and how they got involved with mental health and social work.

We are joined by podcaster, speaker, and activist Callie Wright of the podcast The Gaytheist Manifesto to discuss sexual violence and how it impacts the LGBTQ+ community.

We brought in our friend and advisor Cassie Kingan, MA, LPC, CCPC, CCTP to dive into the issue of childhood sex abuse and what all do to help stop it.

Jamie sits down with Pat Thetic of Anti-Flag to discuss social and political activism in the punk rock scene.

Jamie sits down with Garrett Russell of Silent Planet while on Vans Warped Tour to discuss why Silent Planet takes on topics such as sexual violence, suicide and more.

Jamie sits down with Elizabeth and Harry of TWLOHA while on Vans Warped Tour to discuss the organization's origins, how they got involved, and what their tour highlights are.

In this episode, Jamie sits down and has a discussion with Jake Luhrs, founder of heartsupport and vocalist for metal band August Burns Red.

In this episode, we talk about the roadblocks that those affected by sexual violence and abuse face when they consider coming forward about what happened to them.

In this episode, we are joined by our friends Shawna (War On Women) and Amber and to discuss how to take action when someone you know has been accused of sexual assault.

We use this time to discuss the many people who are affected by sexual violence and their vastly different experiences.

This episode highlights people who have overcome their trauma in order to help others.

In this episode, we discuss what a healthy relationship looks like and warning signs that help us recognize unhealthy and dangerous behaviors and habits.

Have you ever heard the saying that you can't pour from an empty cup? In this episode, we discuss the meaning and importance of self care.

In this episode, we discuss the experiences of those who have felt like they had no other choice but to continue contact and examine the effect that it has on their lives.