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A podcast on identity, truth, and life after trauma. Honest conversations where the personal and the systemic meet. Hosted by J'K Frederick jkfrederick.substack.com
Unknown Host hosts Like Me Podcast, a science show with 24 episodes published.
Episode number: EP20 Podcast: Like Me Officially with J'K Frederick Category: Society & Culture / Gender-Based Violence / Policy & Accountability In May 2026, three teenage boys convicted of raping two girls in Fordingbr
What this episode is about There is a script. It runs every time someone asks a question nobody wanted asked. This episode names the architecture — how media framing, community culture, and heritage culture operate in si
What is the Survivor Algorithm? The Survivor Algorithm is a framework for understanding the identity stages many people move through after trauma victim, survivor, and thriver and why moving between them is rarely straig
Episode Summary What does it mean to be a "voltage spike" in a broken system? In this episode of Like Me Officially, J’K Frederick explores the concept of the "glitch" an intentional disruption of the scripts we are forc
In this opening episode J’K challenges the societal standard of the "survivor" label. Using the biological formation of a pearl and the architectural rebuilding of Nehemiah’s walls as frameworks, she explores why "surviv
Opening reflection Something about the way the 12% is framed, as data, as a metric, as a gap, felt like it was missing the person at the centre of it. This episode is my attempt to put her back there. And to ask what eac
This episode contains discussion of sexual violence, domestic abuse, coercive control, and their economic consequences. Please listen when you have space. Come back when you're ready. This episode is a companion to EP13:
On the 26th of March 2026, the Institute for Fiscal Studies — one of the UK's most respected independent economic research institutions published a report on the economic consequences of gender-based violence. The headli
I did not know there were two International Women's Days until I started asking questions. When I came across the 2026 IWD theme, Give to Gain, I felt exhausted. Not inspired. Exhausted. And I needed to understand why. S
EPISODE 11: WHO AM I? The Search for Identity SHOW NOTES Why do we keep taking personality tests? And what are we really searching for when we do? In this episode, I explore the cultural obsession with identity, the orig
When the Epstein files dropped, something happened in my body before my mind had even caught up. Head fuzzy. Stomach dropping. A tightening — like a recognition. That's what re-triggering feels like. Not abstract. Physic
What No One Tells You About Disclosing Disclosure isn’t always the neat turning point people imagine. It isn’t catharsis.It isn’t relief.It’s risk. In this episode, I share what happened when I disclosed childhood sexual
On December 18, 2025, the UK published its Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy. A 10-year commitment to halve violence. Within hours, I saw the same pattern: applause, promises, and a missing piece I know too well,
Prevention doesn’t fail because we lack strategies.It fails because we refuse to be honest. In this episode, I explore: -What the manosphere really is — and what it isn’t -How culture, profit, and silence intersect -Why
In this episode, I take a closer look at the UK’s 10-year strategy to end violence against women and girls through reflection, lived insight, and questioning rather than instruction. Themes explored: - Reduction versus e
In this episode: - How entertainment teaches us to accept violence as normal - The "dazzle" effect: when harm is wrapped in beauty - From C-dramas to conflict minerals: the loop connecting entertainment, technology, and
A reflection on abundance, shame, and remembering what was never lost. In this episode, I explore: - The psychology of scarcity and suggestion - How shame enters and teaches us to hide - Why abundance often goes unnotice
Episode:3 – What’s in a Name? Podcast: Like Me Officially Host: J’K In this episode, J’K explores: - Why names carry power beyond words - How labels can become identities — without our consent - The psychological impact
Life After “Survivor” What happens when the word survivor no longer fits? In this episode of Like Me, J’K explores what it means to live beyond survival, not by erasing the past, but by loosening its grip on identity. Fo
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Like Me Podcast is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Science (culture) and has published 24 episodes.
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