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The Pain We Don’t Talk About — and Why We Have To

The Pain We Don’t Talk About — and Why We Have To

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*** TW: This episode discusses experiences of sexual assault as well as the Epstein Files. ***

In this powerful episode of BURNT, hosts Michelle Glogovac and Lauren Lehman Carter dive into the urgent conversation around sexual assault, survivor stories, and societal accountability. They unpack the revelations from the Epstein files, explore the role of the media in raising awareness, and emphasize the importance of empathy and understanding in supporting survivors. The discussion sheds light on the challenges faced by survivors, the cultural need for justice, and the ongoing fight for accountability in cases of sexual violence.

Listeners will gain insight into how sharing survivor experiences can drive change, why public awareness matters, and what steps society must take to confront these systemic issues.

What We're Talking About...

  • Trigger warnings are important for preparing audiences when discussing sensitive topics such as sexual assault
  • Survivors often struggle with PTSD and the harmful impact of societal narratives
  • Accountability in sexual assault includes not only perpetrators but also those who enable a culture of silence
  • The Epstein files reveal political connections that complicate justice and accountability
  • Survivor stories are essential for healing, awareness, and cultural understanding
  • Medical professionals can also be perpetrators, and accountability in these cases is often lacking
  • Family dynamics during holidays can be especially challenging for survivors
  • Empathy is necessary to understand and support survivor experiences
  • Media plays a critical role in shaping public perception and raising awareness about sexual violence
  • Motivation and hope are vital for survivors and advocates working toward justice and reform

Chapters

00:00 Navigating Trauma and Current Events

04:38 The Impact of Rape Culture

07:29 Religious Hypocrisy and Accountability

10:28 The Interconnectedness of Power and Abuse

13:41 Survivor Stories and the Quest for Justice

25:45 The Long Shadow of Trauma

29:06 Navigating Family Dynamics and Personal Trauma

34:00 Maternal Health Disparities and Racial Inequities

38:15 The Power of Sharing Stories and Building Empathy

44:24 Accountability and the Systemic Issues of Abuse

51:13 Finding Empowerment Through Voice and Community

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