Hosted by Jennifer Shatzer · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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The Back Porch is a podcast about healing, resilience, and finding your voice after life knocks you down. I share raw, unpolished words about trauma recovery, identity shifts, and learning to let go of control. Some episodes are tender. Some are messy. All are real.This isn’t self-help, it’s truth-telling. If you’re navigating grief, rebuilding after loss, or searching for encouragement in the middle of hard seasons, you’ll find a chair waiting here.Pull up a seat on my back porch. Exhale. Stay awhile.Jennifershatzer.comJen@jennifershatzer.com
Jennifer Shatzer hosts Back Porch, a society show with 10 episodes published.
Some lessons come softly, others split you open first. In this porch talk, Jennifer shares how trauma can turn self-sufficiency into armor—and what happens when grace finally breaks through it. She begins with the biblic
Some days you can push through; some days your body makes you stop. Both are part of the story. In this porch talk, Jennifer shares what it looks like to navigate the limits of testing — and the recovery that follows — i
Some days you’re put together; some days you slide in sideways. Both count. In this porch talk, Jennifer shares what it looks like to practice space (permission to be where you are) and grace (the kindness you give yours
Healing doesn’t move in straight lines. It’s whiplash moments of laughter that feel suspicious, anger that becomes fuel, diagnoses that shift as the language catches up, and the messy reality of carrying both good days a
For a long time, I thought strength looked like putting on the armor. Holding the line. Carrying the weight for everyone else. But lately, I’ve been asking a harder question: What if the bravest thing isn’t holding on? W
For a long time, I thought strength looked like holding it all together. Holding my role. Holding the peace. Holding other people’s expectations. But lately, I’ve been asking a harder question: What if the bravest thing
For a long time, I believed being needed meant being loved. That showing up, giving more than I had, and being endlessly useful was just the cost of connection. But lately, something in me has shifted — and this morning,
Emotions aren’t the enemy. For years, I believed mine made me weak—that hiding them was strength, that silence was holiness. But what I learned is that burying feelings isn’t strength at all. It’s control. And that contr
Healing doesn’t look tidy. It looks like confusion, breakdowns, breakthroughs — and a whole lot of misunderstandings. In this first full episode of Back Porch, Jennifer opens up about what it’s like when you’re not who p
Back Porch isn’t a tips-and-tricks podcast or curated girl talk; it’s an honest space for truth. I’m Jennifer Shatzer, a writer, strategist, and survivor who’s spent years wrestling with silence, faith, trauma, and the m
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