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Hosted by Sara & Christy · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 29 episodes
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Sara & Christy hosts I’m on the phone!, a society show with 29 episodes published.
⚠️ Content Note Content Note: This episode includes discussion of family dynamics, emotional harm, and experiences within a high-control religious environment. Listener discretion is advised. This is Part 2 of my story.
This week is a little different. No big topic. No deep dive. No structured conversation. Just two friends catching up after life… really life’d. We talk about what the past week has looked like — the unexpected, the exha
⚠️ Content Warning Content Warning: This episode includes discussion of purity culture, sexual shame and coercion, and harmful teachings about desire. Listener discretion is advised. In Part 3 of our Purity Culture & Sto
⚠️ Content Warning Content Warning: This episode contains discussion of purity culture, predatory behavior within religious systems, and child sexual abuse. Listener discretion is advised, especially for survivors of abu
⚠️ Content Note (optional but wise) Discussion includes purity culture, religious trauma, sexual identity, and embodied healing as well as a story in a dentists chair that includes blood. Part 3 of our Love & Survival se
In this episode, we answer three deceptively simple questions: • What did “being loving” mean in your family or church? • What happened when you had needs? • What did conflict feel like in your body? And the answers take
We set out to answer one question: How do I love others if I’ve lived my whole life in fawn mode? And two questions in… we realized how much survival had been masquerading as love. When you grow up learning that being ag
Episode 20 flips the script. This time, Christy interviews me using our core five questions. The ones we ask every guest. The ones that always open doors we didn’t expect. We talk about the mess along the way. The moment
This week, we used our guest questions in a new way. Instead of starting with “when did the cracks appear,” we skipped ahead, because we’ve already lived that part out loud. What mattered here was what came after. We tal
In this episode, we talk about the moment we first noticed the cracks in the foundation. Not the dramatic blow-ups, but the quiet, creeping signs that something wasn’t right. We unpack what kept us staying longer than we
No heavy topics. No deep dives. Just us, a New Year’s Eve recording, holiday chaos, laughter, and letting ourselves enjoy the moment. Sometimes the most healing thing is simply being present. #PodcastEpisode #NewYearsEve
“Peace on Earth” sounds beautiful — until you read the fine print. ⚠️CW: This episode includes discussion of religious trauma, emotional abuse, family estrangement, divorce, and holiday-related triggers. Listener discret
This episode includes discussion of spiritual abuse, emotional manipulation, domestic abuse, child endangerment, and references to sexual abuse within a religious context. Listener discretion is advised. ☕ Support the po
In today’s episode, we analyze a sermon that starts with themes of sin and death… and then takes a disturbing turn. What begins as a familiar fundamentalist message quickly spirals into: Public humiliation from the pul
In Episode 14, we break down a story of religious conditioning, manipulation, and identity loss inside high-control church culture. Christy shares how a pastor’s wife “guided” her child’s music preferences—teaching him t
👉 If last week’s episode hit you hard, this is the follow-up you’ve been waiting for. This week, we’re responding to your voices. Episode 13 dives into the impact last week’s conversation had on our community — and a po
What happens when a “holiness” sermon turns into a masterclass in manipulation? In this episode of I’m on the Phone, Sara and Christy break down a 1983 camp meeting sermon — a fiery display of shame, DARVO, and spiritual
What happens after “the board meeting” ? When the shame, the fear, and the expectation to repent, obey, and submit don’t just end — they follow you into adulthood. In this week’s episode, I talk about how we were conditi
Ever been part of a “holy hustle”? 👀 This week, we’re diving into the Phone-a-thon days, the unspoken rules of being a pastor’s wife, and one college experience that crossed every boundary of personal space. 😬 It’s hon
This week, we dive into the psychological thriller Frailty — and wow, did it hit close to home. The way it twists faith, fear, and obedience brought back memories of our own culty pasts. We talk about spiritual manipulat
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I’m on the phone! is hosted by Sara & Christy. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 29 episodes.
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