Voice of the Voiceless

Welcome to Voice of the Voiceless, the all-audio podcast that's all about you — the storyteller!We believe every story deserves to be heard without shame or embarrassment. Whether you choose to share your name or stay anonymous, your voice matters here.Join Pete — host of Pete vs. Anxiety — and Maddie Andrews as they explore the voices that long to be heard but often go unseen.Be bold. Be honest. Be a Voice of the Voiceless. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/voice-of-the-voiceless--6841519/support .

Voice of the Voiceless is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 18 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Voice of the Voiceless, a health show with 18 episodes published.

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  From Apple Computers to Reality TV Psychologist: Steven’s Journey Into the Mind of the Madness

  Jun 6, 202645 minS1

  Most people think reality TV is just mindless drama and bad decisions — but surprise! It’s a goldmine of psychological insights you definitely want to hear. Steven, a real-deal psychologist with two decades in the craziness, spills the tea on how he’s used personality tests and mental health assessments to shape some of your favorite shows — from Survivor to MasterChef.Imagine knowing exactly who’s really hiding a hot mess under the surface, or how producers vet villains before they turn into villains. Steven reveals the behind-the-scenes secrets of how addiction, trauma, and even narcissism are analyzed in reality TV — and h...

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  How Expressive Arts Therapy Uncovers Trauma Hidden in the Mind's Shadows

  May 30, 202646 minS0

  Most conversations around mental health are surface level—until now. Jewel, a voice from the Truth Table podcast, and Alynne, a trauma-informed therapist, take us deep into the messy, misunderstood world of emotional expression through art, music, and dark humor. If you’ve ever felt like traditional therapy just doesn’t cut it, this episode is your new best friend.We break down how creative outlets like poetry, dance, and even those moody songs actually deepen healing—sometimes more than talk therapy ever could. Jewel shares how she uses humor and music to cope, and Alynne reveals the surprising science behind e...

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  Trauma In The Workplace w Cyndi Bennett

  May 23, 202645 minS1

  Most people don't realize that trauma doesn’t turn off when you clock out — it lives in your body, shadowing your career and mental health. If you’ve ever felt trapped in a cycle of retraumatization at work or wondered why burnout hits so hard, this episode is your bravest step forward.Meet Cindy Bennett, a trauma survivor turned trauma-informed career coach who’s on a mission to change how workplaces handle mental health. From growing up with attachment wounds and childhood abuse to navigating dissociation and DID in her professional life, Cindy’s lived experience fuels her advocacy. She’s breaking t...

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  Bosnia’s Hidden Lessons: How Surviving a Civil War Shapes Gratitude & Resilience

  May 16, 202646 minS0

  Struggling with trauma, resilience, and how war shapes the strongest of souls? Sal, a Bosnian native and war survivor, shares eye-opening stories from the Balkan conflict — including dodging RPGs, family sacrifices, and discovering what true gratitude really looks like.You'll discover the incredible survival stories that came from living through the Bosnian war, the mental health toll it took on soldiers and civilians alike, and how those hardships still echo today. Sal breaks down the resilience of a war-torn country, the importance of gratitude, and how his experiences fueled his passion for martial arts, family, and making a difference — all with...

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  How Participating in Miss America Transformed Her Mental Health—and Could Change Yours Too

  May 9, 202644 minS1

  Most people think mental health is all about therapy and pills, but what if I told you movement, mindfulness, and even pageants can be game changers? Kayla Myers, Miss Indiana and mental health advocate, takes us on a wild ride through her transformative journey from childhood trauma to crowning moments—and how embracing authenticity over perfection can seriously boost your confidence and well-being.In this episode, you'll discover how a holistic blend of physical activity, mindful eating, and vulnerability can be powerful tools for healing—yes, even for those battling anxiety, depression, or trauma. Kayla shares eye-opening stories from childhood abus...

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