Hosted by Kathryn Gaweda · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 14 episodes
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Surviving the Spin is a space for honest conversations about rebuilding yourself after emotional upheaval, distorted narratives, and relationships that left you questioning your own reality.Hosted by author Kathryn Gaweda, the podcast blends personal reflection, lived experience, and quiet resilience to explore what healing really looks like — without rushing it or sugarcoating it.If you’ve ever felt unheard, misunderstood, or forced to untangle someone else’s version of your story, this is a place to breathe, listen, and remember who you are.
Kathryn Gaweda hosts Surviving the Spin, a society show with 14 episodes published.
In this episode of Surviving the Spin, we’re talking about what happens when responsibility… suddenly comes with a long list of problems. From last-minute excuses and double car breakdowns… to insults when boundaries are
Show notesIn this episode of Surviving the Spin, we’re talking aboutWhat happens when simple parenting decisions… turn into full-blown situations? From moving homes and choosing schools… to setting boundaries and finding ways to c
Show notes“In this episode of Surviving the Spin, we’re looking at two situations that seem small on the surface… A phone. A holiday. But the reactions to both? That’s where everything changes. From control and overreactions… to p
Show notes“In this episode of Surviving the Spin, we’re diving into two stories where the timing of everything feels just a little too perfect. From co-parenting struggles and emotional pressure… to sudden emergencies that only se
Show notes“Two stories. One pattern. From co-parenting and constant excuses… to blame without responsibility… this episode explores what happens when things stop adding up—and start repeating. Because once you see it… you can’t un
Show notesDifferent stories. Different people. Same level of nonsense. In this episode, we’re getting into two listener submissions that go from questionable… to ‘there’s no way you just said that.’ And somewhere between ‘the land
Show notes⚠️ Disclaimer The stories shared in this episode are based on personal experiences and have been adapted for storytelling purposes. Names and identifying details have been changed to protect privacy. This podcast is inte
Show notesIn this episode of Surviving the Spin, we’re doing something a little different. I’m sharing two real stories—one about a boss who seemed supportive but had other plans, and another about a relationship that looked roman
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In this episode of Surviving The Spin, we explore what happens when simple accountability triggers immediate deflection. Through two real-life stories — one involving a high-conflict divorce and another involving co-pare
Show notesIn this episode of Surviving the Spin, we talk about what it means when someone is building a future with you… and secretly building another one somewhere else. From a suspicious “work trip” to parallel love stories that
Show notesWhat someone does when they don’t get what they want tells you everything. In this episode, we unpack two real stories — a father who witnessed a disturbing moment the night before his daughter’s wedding, and a woman who
Show notesFive months pregnant. A red light. A distracted driver. And a hospital room where someone seems more inconvenienced than concerned. When Naomi overhears a single word — “Lucky” — everything shifts. Sometimes it takes a c
Show notesIn this episode of Surviving the Spin, we explore the difference between protection and performance. It starts with a seemingly romantic decision — moving in together after only a few months. But when unresolved responsi
Show notesIn this episode of Surviving the Spin, we follow Lena’s story — a relationship that didn’t start with danger, but with confusion. What felt intentional and promising slowly revealed inconsistencies: big future promises w
Show notesIn the very first episode, we meet Claire. What started as something promising slowly became harder to define—not explosive, not obviously dangerous… just confusing. Through Claire’s story, we explore how unhealthy dynam
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Surviving the Spin is hosted by Kathryn Gaweda. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 14 episodes.
Surviving the Spin has published 14 episodes.
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