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For The Hayters is a space where vulnerability is met with strength, and real stories remind us we’re never alone. Hosted by a community of storytellers and listeners alike, this podcast dives into the personal journeys—both beautiful and brutal—that shape who we are. From life-changing challenges to moments of resilience, our guests open up about the experiences that have defined them, in hopes of connecting, healing, and inspiring others. Whether you’re here to feel seen, heard, or understood, this is your reminder: your story matters. beckyhayter.com
PodcastOne hosts For The Hayters, a health show with 96 episodes published.
TW: pregnancy loss, medical trauma, premature birth, surrogacy complications. Sara drove six and a half hours to tell me what surrogacy actually took from her, and it was nothing I expected. This is a conversation about
TW: domestic violence, suicidal ideation, child neglect, miscarriage, addiction. In Part 2, Kail tells me about the dad she built into a knight in her head, the night in 2019 she wasn't sure she'd take another breath, an
Retirement is one of those topics everyone throws numbers at you about. You need a million dollars. You should have six times your salary saved by 50. You should be maxing everything out. And honestly? It makes me want t
TW: child neglect, addiction, sexual assault, abortion. You met Kail Lowry at 16, pregnant, on national TV. You never met the girl who came before her. The twenty-some moves, the locked doors, the childhood she spent rai
TW: outing, homophobia, sudden death of a parent, complicated grief, body image. Em was outed at 13 — before she ever got to say the words herself — and spent years being told she was too young to know who she was. This
The second Becks was born, Becky called Alex in a full panic and asked one question: "What account am I supposed to open for him?" Same energy as everyone who's ever Googled "529 vs UTMA" at 11pm. In this episode, Becky
Trigger Warning: This episode contains detailed descriptions of domestic violence, physical abuse, emotional abuse, and coercive control. Lauren spent four years inside a relationship that cost her almost everything — he
Every time someone mentions a Roth IRA, do you nod along and then immediately Google it the second they walk away? Same. In this episode, Becky admits she still isn't totally sure what she has or doesn't have when it com
TW: Infertility, pregnancy loss references, birth trauma, body image, postpartum hemorrhage, medical trauma. One in six people will experience infertility and most of them will do it in silence. Gel did two rounds of IVF
TW: heart failure, near-death/flatline, suicide loss, domestic abuse, depression. At three months old, Bree was given six months to live. She's 49 now — the only one left from a group of kids born with the same heart con
You make decent money. You're contributing something to your 401(k). You think you're good. But what if I told you there's free money sitting on the table — money your employer literally wants to give you — and most peop
TW: parental death, grief, generational trauma, brain surgery, mentions of medical events. Laura and Este grew up in the same massive Italian family — same Christmases, same wedding tables, same kitchen — and barely spok
TW: parental abandonment, complicated grief, dementia, caregiver burnout, complex family dynamics. Danielle was raised by a single mom with a disability in the same small town as the father who chose not to be part of he
70% of couples argue about money more than they argue about chores — and yet nobody teaches us how to actually talk about it. Becky gets real this week, confessing that the second she downloaded Monarch and started track
Trigger Warning: This episode contains detailed discussions of pregnancy loss, stillbirth, infant death, and postpartum depression. After years of navigating PCOS and multiple IUI cycles, Kortney finally heard the words
Trigger Warning: This episode discusses parental alcoholism, child neglect, suicide attempts, and graphic descriptions of traumatic death. In this episode, Starr sits down with me to pull back the curtain on a childhood
Most of us treat our credit cards like a safety net, but as Alex points out, the average household is actually trapped under $17 trillion in national debt. Becky gets vulnerable this week, admitting to a peak of $30,000
Trigger Warning: This episode discusses fatal car accidents, drunk driving, and graphic descriptions of loss. In August 2023, Brooke’s life was shattered. Her husband, Shawn, was killed in a head-on collision by a drunk
TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses miscarriage and the emotional toll of pregnancy loss. "I just wanna kiss a girl. I would never date one." That was the internal narrative Jean Kupers held until she met her wife, A
Is your phone giving you a "pit in your stomach" every time you check your bank balance? You aren't alone—53% of Americans couldn't cover a $1,000 emergency with savings. In this episode of Wallet Therapy, Becky admits s
Bree
founder · Sculpted Aesthetic
1 appearance on this show
Laura
MegalithHunter · Awakenings Online
1 appearance on this show
Danielle
sexpert · Dermatouch Aesthetics
1 appearance on this show
Leah
baseball expert · @thefaustinfam
1 appearance on this show
Becky
high school math teacher · Paws With a Cause
2 appearances on this show
Alex
trained clinical counselor and child welfare social worker · JWA Management Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Allie
Senior Director of Corporate FP&A · Generac
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