
Episode #26
DIFFERENTIATING FEELING FROM STORY, LEARNING ABOUT T-GROUPS
Sarah tells Vanessa what she learned about T-groups from watching a video by Crystallin Dillon, the founder of the Bay Area T-Group Community.


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Hosted by Vanessa Caruso & Sarah Taylor · health · EN-US
2 friends discussing the surprising invitations, terrors, replications, possibilities and intimacy of process groups.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSaying the Unsaid is hosted by Vanessa Caruso & Sarah Taylor. The show has published 88 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "DIFFERENTIATING FEELING FROM STORY, LEARNING ABOUT T-GROUPS" (26 October 2026, 23 minutes), "SAYING THE UNSAID TURNS TWO: THERE IS NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN" (19 October 2026, 22 minutes), and "QUEERING GROUP: DISORIENTATION AS A PRECONDITION FOR ALIVENESS" (12 October 2026, 22 minutes).
Saying the Unsaid publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 88 episodes.
Booking probability for Saying the Unsaid is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Saying the Unsaid requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Saying the Unsaid's contact route on record: public web form.
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Vanessa Caruso & Sarah Taylor hosts Saying the Unsaid, a health podcast with 88 episodes published.
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Episode #26
Sarah tells Vanessa what she learned about T-groups from watching a video by Crystallin Dillon, the founder of the Bay Area T-Group Community.

Episode #25
Sarah + Vanessa talk about being two years in to Saying the Unsaid and remembering their first group experiences as pre-teens and teenagers.

Episode #24
Vanessa + Sarah some of their thoughts after reading Ali Kimmel's article, "Queer Theory's Contributions to Modern Analytic Groups."

Episode #23
Sarah + Vanessa discuss how naming dissonance (with humor or sincerity) can serve as an antidote to boredom and a mechanism for connection.

Episode #22
Sarah tells Vanessa about her experience participating in the Philadelphia Naked Bike Ride for her very first time.

Episode #21
Vanessa + Sarah talk about their dream of meeting in-person for a weekend with their online groups and how awkward and amazing that could be.

Episode #20
Vanessa + Sarah talk about the idea that it might be permissible, or even important, for the leaders to recognize and honor their limitations, too.

Episode #19
Vanessa + Sarah discuss Vanessa's most recent visit with her surgeon.

Episode #18
Vanessa shares her thoughts on an article titled, "The Unconscious Other" by Lee Rather, and gratitude to Wendell Berry on the day of his passing.

Episode #17
Sarah + Vanessa talk about the specific task in group of naming disappointment, frustration, and anger at the leader(s), in part because you may have not been able to do so as a child (or as an adult!).

Episode #16
Sarah + Vanessa talk about group as a test to find out what we're allergic/reactive to; Sarah faced one of her allergies in her real life this week in an accidental Instagram reel share.

Episode #15
Vanessa + Sarah talk about process group as a practice of improvisation vs. rehearsed speech.

Episode #14
Sarah + Vanessa talk about their unfortunately ongoing relationship to lying.

Episode #12
Sarah + Vanessa reflect on the dilemma in a process group of tending to what's "inside the room" while inhabiting what is "outside the room."

Episode #11
Sarah + Vanessa talk about their present belief that process groups are more about developing a greater understanding/consciousness about our creature-selves, and less about functioning as a self-improvement project.

Episode #10
Vanessa + Sarah talk about some of the "pool rules" of group work, including specificity over generalizing, playing with free associations and potentially wild interpretations, and trying to keep some skin in the game.

Episode #9
Vanessa + Sarah talk about words to avoid in Process Groups to reduce polite faux-neutrality in pursuit of specificity and realness.

Episode #8
Vanessa asks Sarah about her vocal nodule procedure and 72 hours of no-talking, and the two think out loud about the utility of studying our projections.

Episode #5
<p>Vanessa + Sarah talk about the experience of being witnessed in our grossness and the potentially meaningful information of disgust.</p>

Episode #3
<p>Sarah + Vanessa share more thoughts on the dangers and invitations or boredom and mattering. </p>
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