Welcome to The LovebombedTM—the true crime podcast where love stories turn criminal.

Hosted by Stella Pierson—a survivor of narcissistic abuse, solo parent, and certified life coach who had to piece together the evidence of her own emotional crime scene—this gripping series exposes the hidden crimes behind charm and control: lovebombing, gaslighting, stalking, financial sabotage, custody abuse, and post-separation wreckage.

These are the crimes that don’t always leave bruises—but they do leave lasting damage.

Each episode investigates the manipulative patterns of coercive control, shines a light on the systems that enable abusers, and shares the voices of survivors who were never supposed to make it out.

If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Was that abuse?” or “Why didn’t anyone believe me?”—this is your show.

Because some crimes don’t start with violence.

They start with love.

Subscribe to The LovebombedTM wherever you get your true crime podcasts.

Because some crimes wear wedding rings.

The LovebombedTM is a true crime podcast that explores the emotional and psychological impact of narcissistic abuse, coercive control, and relational trauma. This content is intended for educational and storytelling purposes only and does not constitute medical, psychological, or legal advice.

Host Stella Pierson is not a licensed mental health professional. Listeners seeking mental health support are encouraged to consult a qualified therapist or healthcare provider.

Some episodes may include descriptions of abuse, trauma, or emotionally intense situations. Listener discretion is advised.

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Mom didn’t kill herself. It was murder. That’s what Billie Jean Letterman's daughter is out to prove.

Season 1 of Burden examines the suspicious death of a young mother in Arkansas and the dangers of not holding abusers accountable.

Hosted by attorney Stephanie Harris and journalist Karen Tricot Steward.

Get bonus content on Patreon.

Burden is a production of Power of Pod, a podcast production company that uses the power of podcasting to help us better understand our world.

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The Conference on Crimes Against Women (CCAW) is thrilled the announce the Podcast on Crimes Against Women (PCAW). Continuing with our fourth season, the PCAW releases new episodes every Monday. The PCAW serves as an extension of the information and topics presented at the annual Conference, providing in-depth dialogue, fresh perspectives, and relevant updates by experts in the fields of victim advocacy, criminal justice, medicine, and more. This podcast’s format hopes to create a space for topical conversations aimed to engage and educate community members on the issue of violence against women, how it impacts our daily lives, and how we can work together to create lasting cultural and systemic change.

These podcasts are a reflection of Ruth & David’s ongoing conversations, which are both intimate and professional and touch on complex topics like how systems fail victims and children, how victims experience those systems, and how children are impacted by those failures. Their discussions delve into how society views masculinity and violence and how intersectionalities such as cultural beliefs, religious beliefs and unique vulnerabilities impact how we respond to abuse and violence. These far-ranging discussions offer an insider look into how we navigate the world as professionals, as parents and as partners. During these podcasts, David & Ruth challenge the notions that keep all of us from moving forward collectively as systems, as cultures and as families into safety, nurturance and healing. Note: Some of the topics discussed in the episodes are deeply personal and sensitive, which may be difficult for some people. We occasionally use mature language. We often use gender pronouns like “he” when discussing perpetrators and “she” for victims. While both men and women can be abusive and controlling, and domestic abuse happens in straight and same-sex relationships, the most common situation when it comes to coercive control is a male perpetrator and a female victim. Men's abuse toward women is more closely associated with physical injury, fear and control. Similarly, very different expectations of men and women as parents and the focus of Safe & Together on children in the context of domestic abuse make it impossible to make generic references to gender when it comes to parenting. The Model, through its behavioral focus on patterns of behavior, is useful in identifying and responding to abuse in all situations, including same-sex couples and women's use of violence. We think our listeners are sophisticated enough to understand these distinctions.
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In a world where true crime stories are more than just tales, awareness and empowerment are key. Our episodes dive deep into the chilling realities of domestic violence, manipulation, and the importance of trusting your intuition.
Have you ever had a gut feeling that something wasn't right? How did you respond? Share your experiences with us and let's discuss how we can all stay safer by being vigilant.
Remember, knowledge is power, and by learning from one another, we can help prevent violence, sexual assault, and even murder. Join the conversation and become part of the movement towards safety and empowerment.
🔊 Listen now and let's create ripples of change together! #StaySafeBeVigilant #TrueCrimeCommunity #Empowerment

In "The Wounds That Do Not Heal," host Tressa Brady opens up about her personal experience with domestic violence in military families, shedding light on an often-hidden issue. Through her raw and vulnerable storytelling, she shares the struggles, pain, and resilience she has witnessed and endured while seeking to provide help and support to those who desperately need it.

Tressa also interviews experts in the field of domestic violence, including psychologists, counselors, social workers, and survivors, who uncover the harsh realities and systemic challenges faced by military families. Together, they explore the unique dynamics and complexities surrounding domestic violence within this community, breaking down stigmas and fostering a crucial conversation that goes beyond the surface.

"The Wounds That Do Not Heal" aims to create a safe space for listeners to reflect, learn, and gain a deeper understanding of the impact domestic violence has on military families. This podcast strives to make a positive change and inspire action by offering valuable resources, guidance, and empowerment.

Join Tressa on this emotional journey as she advocates for change and supports those in need.

First-hand accounts from individuals who endured unimaginable crimes & survived.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

According to the CDC and WHO respectively, 1 in 3 American men experience physical or sexual violence or stalking by an intimate partner within their lifetime. 1 in 3 women worldwide experience physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner or sexual violence by a non partner in their lifetime.
The thing is, domestic abuse and violence go beyond physical and sexual assault. There is also emotional, psychological, and financial abuse.
As a domestic violence survivor myself, I empower people to break the silence on domestic violence through bold education, real talk, and unstoppable strength. I speak about abusive relationships with accompanying statistics to help audiences recognize violent behavior and realize their personal worth and inner strength in order to develop a plan of action.
A Point 5 Pinoy production.

This is We Are HER, a podcast for survivors of abuse or assault to share their stories. Our host, Emily Kempe, will be having a conversation with a different survivor each week. We want to include a strong trigger warning with this podcast. The content we discuss includes topics related to violence. Listener discretion is advised.

This podcast is produced by We Are HER — a nonprofit dedicated to providing community to survivors by helping them become Healed, Empowered, and Restored.

Host: Emily Kempe

Album Photography: Morgan Pearson: morganleepearson.com

Album Artwork: Andrea Benson

Show Editing and Production: Auideo: auideo.com

For more info, please visit www.weareher.net.

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Welcome to Escape the Paradox, where I expose the hidden reality of coercive control and domestic violence including psychological, emotional and physical abuse.

I’m Helena, a survivor of childhood abuse. I'm a mental health nursing student and advocate, here to support you in breaking free from the confusion, fear, and isolation that abuse creates.

Home should be the safest place, but for many, it becomes the most dangerous.

In each episode, I share my personal story and dive into my own experiences, as well as survivor experiences, trauma-informed insights, and expert research to help you understand the mechanisms of abuse and begin your healing journey.

We’ll explore tactics such as gaslighting, and how abusers wield and seek power and control, not to diagnose, but because naming abuse is the first step in reclaiming your reality.

If you're ready to reconnect with your truth and rebuild your self-worth through clarity and understanding, you’re in the right place.

Follow Escape the Paradox on Threads, Instagram, and TikTok: @escapetheparadox.

Welcome to No Mud No Lotus, a healing and empowering safe space where we turn pain into power and learn to thrive through life's toughest challenges.
As a proud New Yorker and domestic violence survivor, this podcast is dedicated to building a community centered on growth, peace, and resilience. Whether you're seeking healing from trauma, navigating difficult life transitions, or looking for inspiration to tap into your inner strength, No Mud No Lotus is here to guide you toward transformation and empowerment.

Together, we break the cycle of pain and create space for self-love, healing, and personal growth. Tune in, feel supported, and discover how to thrive despite life's struggles.

Become part of a community that celebrates resilience, healing, and the beauty that can emerge from the toughest times. Let's grow through the mud and build a beautiful life. I'm happy you're here.

Sikh Women’s Aid has noticed the need for women-led discussion spaces that tackle the root causes of all toxic behaviour that exists in our community and wider society. So this podcast is a place for honest, frank no-nonsense discussion around the root causes of abuse and violence that swathes of Sikh Panjabi women and children are subjected to, this includes some men too.
We wish to recreate the environment of honest discourse and collective healing amongst Sikh Panjabi women and children. We named our podcast after reading about the cultural heritage of the Phulkaari and its role in the celebration of girls.
The name Phulkaari is a silent tribute to our beautiful mothers and their traditions to place honour and value on their daughters. It is time for Sikh Panjabi women and girls to take back control of discussions and strategies that impact our lives and lived experiences.
Join us every second Wednesday at 7 pm, no topic of discussion is off the table. 💜🙏🏽

According to the CDC and WHO respectively, 1 in 3 American men experience physical or sexual violence or stalking by an intimate partner within their lifetime. 1 in 3 women worldwide experience physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner or sexual violence by a non partner in their lifetime.
The thing is, domestic abuse and violence go beyond physical and sexual assault. There is also emotional, psychological, and financial abuse.
As a domestic violence survivor myself, I empower people to break the silence on domestic violence through bold education, real talk, and unstoppable strength. I speak about abusive relationships with accompanying statistics to help audiences recognize violent behavior and realize their personal worth and inner strength in order to develop a plan of action.
A Point 5 Pinoy production.

Bringing up domestic violence and sexual assault in conversation usually leads to awkward silence – but not here. Hosts Shawn and Amanda are on a mission to spark dialogue and change culture. Each episode will explore topics that affect violence, gender roles, and social norms in America.

Steps To Freedom - Escaping Intimate Control. The podcast aims to help people recognise, survive, escape & recover from abusive intimate relationships. The podcast is brought to you by Sharon King & Don Hennessy, a best selling author on abusive intimate partners, he is the former director of the National Domestic Violence Agency & is a counsellor who has helped hundreds if not thousands of women escape domestic violence situations.

If you or someone you know is in an abusive intimate relationship, please seek help from the below domestic abuse organisations:

wommensaid.ie

mensaid.ie

safeireland.ie

Recorded at Republic of Work Studios.

Sound & post-production by Elaine Smith.

Music by AudioCoffee from Pixabay

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A Contagious Smile is a powerful platform dedicated to uplifting and empowering special needs families and survivors of domestic violence. Through heartfelt stories, we shine a light on the journeys of extraordinary individuals who have overcome unimaginable challenges. Their triumphs serve as a testament to resilience and strength, inspiring others to rediscover their own inner light. Each episode features candid interviews with survivors, advocates, and experts who provide valuable resources and insights to support those on their own paths to healing and empowerment. Join us as we celebrate the power of resilience, the beauty of shared stories, and the unstoppable spirit of those who turn adversity into hope. Let us guide you in rekindling your spirit, because every smile tells a story of courage and transformation.

According to the CDC and WHO respectively, 1 in 3 American men experience physical or sexual violence or stalking by an intimate partner within their lifetime. 1 in 3 women worldwide experience physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner or sexual violence by a non partner in their lifetime.
The thing is, domestic abuse and violence go beyond physical and sexual assault. There is also emotional, psychological, and financial abuse.
As a domestic violence survivor myself, I empower people to break the silence on domestic violence through bold education, real talk, and unstoppable strength. I speak about abusive relationships with accompanying statistics to help audiences recognize violent behavior and realize their personal worth and inner strength in order to develop a plan of action.
A Point 5 Pinoy production.

Welcome to THE GAIL KING STORY.

My name is Graeme Crowley. Join me as we follow the evidence in the disappearance of Gail Leandra King who was last seen in Minlaton, South Australia in July 1997.

27 long years ago.

She abandoned 2 children aged 3 years and 5 years who grew up without their mother.

Gail has not been heard from since that time by family, friends or police.

Gail's remains have never been found and no one has been charged over her disappearance, despite South Australian Police stating they have only ever had one suspect for the offence.

A $200000 reward for information has not coaxed anyone to come forward.

There are many twists and turns to Gail's story.

Episode 01 GAIL HAS RUN coming soon to Acast.com, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

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**Episodes are temporarily on pause while I focus all my extra energy on writing my book! Follow me on Instagram @spaceandpurpose to stay up to date.**
Ever been sucked into a toxic tornado of a relationship that left you broken, wondering what the heck happened, and if anyone else would truly understand? Come on in and sit down for storytime. You've found your people, and they have snacks.

The Vermont Network Against Domestic and Sexual Violence invites you to join us in Uplift Conversations- a NEW podcast where we dig into the social and community contexts that contribute to the culture of violence and what we can all do as individuals and members of communities to create a world in which all people can thrive.

According to the CDC and WHO respectively, 1 in 3 American men experience physical or sexual violence or stalking by an intimate partner within their lifetime. 1 in 3 women worldwide experience physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner or sexual violence by a non partner in their lifetime.
The thing is, domestic abuse and violence go beyond physical and sexual assault. There is also emotional, psychological, and financial abuse.
As a domestic violence survivor myself, I empower people to break the silence on domestic violence through bold education, real talk, and unstoppable strength. I speak about abusive relationships with accompanying statistics to help audiences recognize violent behavior and realize their personal worth and inner strength in order to develop a plan of action.
A Point 5 Pinoy production.

From rom-com author to women empowerment advocate, Kat Addams guides women on the enlightened path to becoming unstuck. As a domestic abuse survivor, she tackles the nitty-gritty of what it takes to liberate yourself and embark on a journey to freedom from miserable situations. Kat’s no bull-shit approach to self-transformation includes shameless insights, progressive practices, and spiritual growth with a heavy dose of humor and f-bombs. If you’re looking for a sign to leave, this is it. You’re not stuck. Join the journey and start taking charge of your life by listening now. New episodes drop every Monday to start your week off strong. Also, Mondays suck. Kat's here to make it better.

According to the CDC and WHO respectively, 1 in 3 American men experience physical or sexual violence or stalking by an intimate partner within their lifetime. 1 in 3 women worldwide experience physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner or sexual violence by a non partner in their lifetime.
The thing is, domestic abuse and violence go beyond physical and sexual assault. There is also emotional, psychological, and financial abuse.
As a domestic violence survivor myself, I empower people to break the silence on domestic violence through bold education, real talk, and unstoppable strength. I speak about abusive relationships with accompanying statistics to help audiences recognize violent behavior and realize their personal worth and inner strength in order to develop a plan of action.
A Point 5 Pinoy production.

Domestic and sexual violence is a serious public health issue. The Thrive Together Podcast offers conversations that help to move victims of violence from merely surviving abuse to truly overcoming the trauma of abuse. Ultimately, our goal is to eliminate abuse. In the meantime, we strive to empower and support survivors of abuse by helping them find resources, and through education, and meaningful conversations.
For more information about The Laurel Center, upcoming events, or services offered; please visit TheLaurelCenter.org or find us on Facebook at Facebook.com/TheLaurelCenter

According to the CDC and WHO respectively, 1 in 3 American men experience physical or sexual violence or stalking by an intimate partner within their lifetime. 1 in 3 women worldwide experience physical or sexual violence by an intimate partner or sexual violence by a non partner in their lifetime.
The thing is, domestic abuse and violence go beyond physical and sexual assault. There is also emotional, psychological, and financial abuse.
As a domestic violence survivor myself, I empower people to break the silence on domestic violence through bold education, real talk, and unstoppable strength. I speak about abusive relationships with accompanying statistics to help audiences recognize violent behavior and realize their personal worth and inner strength in order to develop a plan of action.
A Point 5 Pinoy production.

The State of Man Is in Crisis—It’s Time for a Conversation.
The Excellence Above Talent podcast was born from pain, loss, and a deep need for change.
- Men are 3.6 times more likely to die by suicide than women.
- Men commit the majority of violence in the U.S., including domestic abuse and sexual assault.
- 90% of the prison population consists of men.
These are not just statistics—they represent broken families, lost lives, and a cycle of harm and abuse that must end.
As a BIPP (Batterer’s Intervention and Prevention Program) Director for four years, I’ve had countless conversations with men—men who believed abuse was necessary, men who didn’t even realize they were abusers. What I learned is that men want to talk, but they have no safe space to do so.
Society teaches men to suppress their struggles, to avoid vulnerability, and to uphold a toxic version of manhood. But silence is destroying us.
The Excellence Above Talent podcast is here to challenge the status quo. We’re redefining what it means to be a man—one conversation at a time.
Join me. Let’s fight for the future of manhood. Our sons are watching.
#ExcellenceAboveTalent #MensMentalHealth #RedefiningManhood #BreakTheCycle

A Contagious Smile is a powerful platform dedicated to uplifting and empowering special needs families and survivors of domestic violence. Through heartfelt stories, we shine a light on the journeys of extraordinary individuals who have overcome unimaginable challenges. Their triumphs serve as a testament to resilience and strength, inspiring others to rediscover their own inner light. Each episode features candid interviews with survivors, advocates, and experts who provide valuable resources and insights to support those on their own paths to healing and empowerment. Join us as we celebrate the power of resilience, the beauty of shared stories, and the unstoppable spirit of those who turn adversity into hope. Let us guide you in rekindling your spirit, because every smile tells a story of courage and transformation.