Hosted by Cat Dunn · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 61 episodes
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Welcome to Life After I Left.A space where women share their real stories, including the struggles, the triumphs, and the moments that created change.I’m Cat Dunn - an Online Business Manager, mentor, speaker, and your host. Life After I Left exists to break the silence - to give women a platform to speak up, encourage vulnerability, and remind listeners that they’re not alone.Here you'll find real-life stories, powerful conversations, expert insights, practical tips, and we’ll definitely be having a few laughs as well because you can’t have darkness without the light.
Cat Dunn hosts Life After I Left, a education show with 61 episodes published.
What if everything you thought a badass looked like has been wrong this whole time, and you've actually been one all along? I'm taking you back to age eleven, a VHS tape of Grease, and a lifelong chase to figure out what
What if the lesson you most needed to learn wasn't about achieving more, but about finally allowing others to do life with you? This week on Life After I Left, I'm joined by Jess Mitchell, sales and leadership specialist
What if the thing standing between you and the life you actually want isn't failure, but your fear of it? In this solo episode, I'm getting real about something that happened to me yesterday morning. A small mistake, a l
What would you do if your child told you, "You're not the mum I remember"? Content warning: This conversation is confronting, emotional and, at times, difficult to hear. We discuss child sexual abuse, online exploitation
What if the thing you didn’t get was actually redirecting you toward something even more aligned? In today’s solo episode, I’m reflecting on something I genuinely didn’t expect to feel grateful for: not being selected fo
How do you rebuild your life when you’ve been conditioned to believe you can’t survive on your own? Today I’m joined by Sally Jayne Eastland. Sally moved to Spain with her husband of almost 20 years in 2020, believing th
Note: There are brief mentions of domestic violence and suicide. Please take care when listening or skip this episode if this feels triggering. What happens when you stop abandoning yourself and start trusting what you a
One year ago, I launched the Life After I Left podcast. A space for women to share the stories they had spent years hiding. A space to break the silence. And now? 53 episodes, 39 guests, listeners in 45 countries, 6 live
What if starting over at 57 was the beginning of something bigger than you imagined? In today’s episode, Brenda Keane joins us. Brenda is an author, an SBS TV star (well, she was in one episode of a series), an entrepren
What if talking about death could actually help you live more fully? In today’s episode, Catherine Ashton joins us. Catherine is the founder of Critical Info, a certified social enterprise helping Australians improve dea
What if the answers you’ve been searching for have been within you all along? In today’s episode, Debbie Zita joins us. Debbie is a TEDx speaker, the Business Body Guide, international bestselling author, and creator of
Can you really rebuild a business after hitting zero revenue? This week, I’m joined by Evelyn Lopez Delon, co-founder of Sales Command and creator of Speak Studio AI, who helps coaches, consultants, and founders grow the
There’s a side to divorce and family law that no one prepares you for. In today’s episode, Dani Zetzer joins us. Dani is a Melbourne-based principal family lawyer, founder of Respect Legal, and host of Diary of a Divorce
Host note: I incorrectly state that coercive control is only criminalised in Queensland, Australia. As of the time of recording (March 2026), it is also criminalised in New South Wales and South Australia. Trigger warnin
How many times would you repeat the same relationship pattern before you finally choose yourself? This week, I’m joined by Linda Kaye, a relationship coach who turned the pain of four divorces into a powerful pathway for
Sometimes life asks you to make a decision that feels both terrifying and completely right at the same time. Trigger warning: This episode mentions domestic violence. Please take care of yourself, and skip this one if it
Could the thing that helps you find yourself again be as simple as putting pen to paper? Trigger warning: This episode includes discussion of self-harm, bulimia, suicide, and substance abuse. Please take care of yourself
What if learning to live alongside anxiety, instead of fighting it, is what truly sets you free? In today’s episode, I’m joined by Natalie Rozen, an entrepreneur, psychotherapist, and coach helping people create meaningf
TW: This episode includes discussion of domestic violence. Please take care of yourself, and skip this one if it feels triggering. Turning 40 can bring up a lot. Reflection, fear, grief, pride, and everything in between.
TW: This episode includes discussion of pregnancy loss, grief, and mental health. Please take care of yourself, and skip this one if it feels triggering. How do you take unimaginable loss and transform it into purpose, a
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