There are some experiences that live in the body long after words fail. This podcast is for those stories.Unspoken is a raw, unfiltered exploration of trauma, survival, and the weight of what we carry. Through spoken word poetry, I give voice to the things often left unsaid—childhood wounds, mental illness, the scars of nursing, and the vicarious trauma that lingers long after we leave the bedside.These are not easy stories. But they are real. And if you’ve ever felt like no one understands, I hope you find something here that makes you feel less alone.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThere are some experiences that live in the body long after words fail. This podcast is for those stories. Unspoken is a raw, unfiltered exploration of trauma, survival, and the weight of what we carry.
Unspoken is hosted by Kate. The show has published 85 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Terms of My Disappearance: A Spoken Word Poem About Betrayal, Illness & Being ‘Too Much’" (10 April 2026, 4 minutes), "Humiliation Ritual: When Silence Becomes Violence" (11 March 2026, 2 minutes), and "Two Floors: The Distance Between Survival and Silence" (11 March 2026, 2 minutes).
Unspoken publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 2 minutes across 85 episodes.
Booking probability for Unspoken is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Unspoken requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Unspoken's contact route on record: verified email.
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Kate hosts Unspoken, a health podcast with 85 episodes published.
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What happens when the only way to be loved is to disappear? This spoken word performance dives into trauma, chronic illness, and the cost of staying in relationships that require silence and self-erasure. “The Terms of...
Humiliation Ritual is a spoken word poem about silence, rupture, and the moment suffering becomes impossible to ignore. The poem unfolds in a hallway outside a closed door. Inside, conversation continues. Laughter moves...
Two Floors is a spoken word poem about the distance between survival and indifference. While voices and laughter carry easily through the floorboards above, someone lies below—waiting, fading, listening to a world that...
In this spoken word poem, Kate reimagines the familiar fable of The Boy Who Cried Wolf through the lens of trauma and therapy. The Girl Who Cried Wolf asks what happens when the threat others dismiss is not...
If “I’m sorry” slips out of your mouth before you even know you’ve said it — this episode is for you. Apology Loop is a spoken word piece about the survival habit of over-apologizing: the way we shrink ourselves to stay...
In Don’t Feed the Animals, poet and nurse practitioner Kate Earley delivers a haunting spoken-word piece about empathy, control, and what it means to be “safe enough to love.” Through the metaphor of the zoo, this...
What does it mean to give something you never wanted to give? To say yes because no felt heavier? Put A Finger Down is a raw and haunting spoken word poem exploring themes of coercion, trauma, dissociation, and...
Reverse Triage is a taut, atmospheric spoken-word poem by Kate Earley about a quiet office hallway that turns into an unexpected scene of collapse and hesitation. With stark, cinematic language, Kate captures the...
In this raw and electrifying spoken word poem, pediatric nurse practitioner and patient advocate Kate Earley delivers a searing indictment of medical gaslighting, institutional betrayal, and the fight to be believed...
In this moving episode of Unspoken, Kate Earley shares “Her Name Means Light,” a poem born from friendship and witness. Centered on Nour, whose name means light, and her brother Wael, the piece captures everyday...
n this episode of Unspoken, Kate Earley reads “The Last Pages of a Genocide,” a haunting testimony that refuses erasure. This poem confronts the politics of silence and complicity—those who turned away, justified...
In this gripping spoken word poem, Gaza Is Not a Metaphor, poet and humanitarian Kate Earley strips away the euphemisms and demands we face the brutal reality of mass starvation under siege. This episode of Unspoken...
In this episode, Kate reads Birthright, a searing poetic reckoning with the myth of entitlement and the weaponization of heritage. Through the imagined lens of a North American tourist on a Birthright trip, the poem...
In this episode of Unspoken, Kate performs “If They Would Just,” a searing spoken word poem that dismantles the hollow excuses and dangerous detachment surrounding the genocide in Gaza. From hostages to humanitarian...
In this episode of Unspoken, Kate performs “Apocalypse Fatigue”—a spoken word piece confronting the privilege of disengagement in the face of ongoing genocide in Gaza. While children burn and mothers scream through...
In this episode, Kate shares a haunting spoken word poem titled The Gaza Strip Is the Length of My Morning Walk, reflecting on the dissonance between curated Canadian comfort and the devastation in Gaza. Walking through...
In Season 9 of Unspoken, titled “Look Away”, spoken word artist and advocate Kate Earley confronts the world’s silence on the genocide in Gaza through searing poetry, lived witness, and uncompromising truth. This season...
In this episode of Unspoken, Kate performs her original poem “Ungovernable”: a fierce, tender exploration of what healing really feels like for anyone who’s had to make themselves small to survive. This spoken word...
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What does it cost to be wanted? In this raw and lyrical spoken word poem, Kate Earley unpacks the quiet violence of being “palatable”—the pressure to shrink, sweeten, and shape oneself into something desirable at the...
Episode #4
In this raw and furious spoken word poem, Only Palatable When Starving, Kate explores the devastating reality of eating disorder recovery that is only accepted when it stays silent and small. After years of starvation...
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