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Living in the Aftermath is a podcast by a domestic violence survivor, sharing raw and honest conversations about life after trauma. Each episode explores healing, resilience, and the real work of rebuilding. Featuring voices of survivors and the people who’ve walked with us. You’re not alone! This is what healing out loud looks like.
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Signup to Generate a PitchLiving in the Aftermath is a podcast by a domestic violence survivor, sharing raw and honest conversations about life after trauma. Each episode explores healing, resilience, and the real work of rebuilding. Featuring voices of survivors and the people who’ve walked with us. You’re not alone! This is what healing out loud looks like.
Recent episodes include ""Leaving Was Just the Beginning": Life After Domestic Abuse" (10 October 2026, 71 minutes), "“That Was Weird”: The Early Warning Signs of an Abusive Relationship" (3 October 2026, 80 minutes), and "Before the Breaking Point: The Conversation the Lindsay Clancy Case Started" (12 September 2026, 55 minutes).
Living in the Aftermath with Lyndsey publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 66 minutes across 38 episodes.
Booking probability for Living in the Aftermath with Lyndsey is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Living in the Aftermath with Lyndsey requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Living in the Aftermath with Lyndsey's contact route on record: verified email.
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Living in the Aftermath with Lyndsey is a health podcast with 38 episodes published.
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Episode #36
Leaving an abusive relationship is often treated like the end. But sometimes, leaving is just the beginning. Courtney returns to Living in the Aftermath to share what happened after she left her abusive relationship—and...
Episode #35
What if the first warning sign of abuse doesn’t feel like a warning sign at all? In this episode of Living in the Aftermath , I sit down with Courtney, a domestic violence survivor from Canada, to talk about the early...
Episode #34
The Lindsay Clancy case has started a much bigger conversation about postpartum mental health, intrusive thoughts, motherhood, emotional neglect—and what happens when a woman says she isn’t okay, but doesn’t feel heard...
Episode #33
I Kept Hoping She Would Change: When the Person Who Should Protect You Doesn’t She told her mother she was being sexually abused. She thought that meant someone would finally protect her. Instead, she spent years hoping...
Episode #32
What if some of the things we were taught about love and relationships were never actually healthy? “Marriage is hard.” “If they’re jealous, it means they care.” “Love should be unconditional.” “Never go to bed angry.”...
Episode #31
What happens when a child becomes the parent? At just 22 years old, Rhiannon has survived more than most people experience in a lifetime. Growing up with parents battling addiction, she learned to protect the very...
Episode #30
What if the person everyone trusted was the one who hurt you? In this powerful episode of Living in the Aftermath, Lyndsey Hackford sits down with survivor and advocate Shannon Porter , founder of What They Don't Say...
Episode #29
What happens when warning signs of domestic violence are ignored and family court fails to protect children? In this powerful episode of Living in the Aftermath, I sit down with child safety advocate Hope Hooton to...
Episode #28
What happens when the system meant to protect children becomes the source of their trauma? In this episode of Living in the Aftermath, Lyndsey sits down with Kitty Mayo, founder of Georgia Protective Parents, to discuss...
Episode #27
In this powerful episode of Living in the Aftermath , Lyndsey sits down with survivor, advocate, and paralegal Lynn Stroud for a raw conversation about the warning signs of abuse that so many people miss until it's too...
Episode #26
In this devastatingly honest episode of Living in the Aftermath , Lyndsey sits down with survivor, advocate, author, and mother Mae Scott for one of the most raw conversations the podcast has had to date. Mae shares the...
Episode #25
What happens when everything changes in a single moment? In this episode of Living in the Aftermath , Lyndsey sits down with Chell Bane , host of Beyond the Monsters , to share a story rooted in childhood trauma, abuse...
Episode #24
Trauma bonding doesn’t feel like abuse—it feels like love. In this episode of Living in the Aftermath , Lyndsey sits down with Laura Richards to unpack the psychological grip of narcissistic abuse , the confusion of...
Episode #23
What if the reason you stayed… wasn’t weakness—but hope? In this episode of Living in the Aftermath , Lyndsey sits down with survivor and advocate Grace Stuart, host of the Why She Stayed podcast, for a raw and deeply...
Episode #22
Some stories don’t start with strength… They start with survival. In this episode of Living in the Aftermath , Lyndsey sits down with Shelby to talk about a side of motherhood that almost no one talks about— postpartum...
Episode #21
In this episode of Living in the Aftermath , Lyndsey sits down with fellow survivor Jennie for a deeply honest conversation about what life inside an abusive relationship really looks like — and why leaving isn’t as...
Episode #20
In this powerful and deeply personal episode, Shannon shares her journey of surviving childhood abuse by retreating into her imagination and finding ways to cope when the world around her felt unsafe. She opens up about...
Episode #19
In this episode of Living in the Aftermath , Lyndsey sits down with Ray Epstein, a survivor and youth consent educator, to unpack what happens when “no” isn’t heard — and when the systems meant to protect children fail...
Episode #18
In this deeply honest episode of Living in the Aftermath , Lyndsey sits down with Gabby, a performer, oldest daughter, and survivor of childhood cancer, to talk about what trauma looks like after survival. Diagnosed...
Episode #17
This conversation delves into the complexities of trauma, communication, and healing. The host and guest explore their personal experiences with trauma, the importance of open conversations, and the role of...
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