Rights and Remedies

Rights and Remedies is your go-to podcast for survivors, advocates, and those wanting to explore the legal and human dimensions of sexual abuse, cyber abuse, domestic violence, and child welfare. Each episode unpacks the complexities of these issues, examines the civil rights challenges affecting vulnerable populations, and highlights the innovative approaches to making a difference. Tune in for expert insights, powerful stories, and a roadmap to healing and justice. Disclaimer: The views and opinions shared in this interview belong solely to the participants and do not represent the official stance of any affiliated organizations or partners. Discussions are dynamic and may cover a wide range of topics, including spontaneous or evolving ideas. This content is provided for general information and inspiration only and should not be taken as specific advice. For tailored advice, please consult a relevant professional.

Rights and Remedies is a society podcast hosted by Allison Mahoney, with 32 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.

Allison Mahoney hosts Rights and Remedies, a society show with 32 episodes published.

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  Healing after Child Sexual Abuse with Chris Yadon, Managing Director of Saprea | Ep 31

  Jan 1, 202628 minS0

  <p>This week on Rights and Remedies, I sit down with Chris Yadon, Chief Impact Officer of The Derek and Shelaine Maxfield Family Foundation and Managing Director of Saprea, an organization dedicated to liberating individuals and society from child sexual abuse and its lasting impacts.</p><p>As a thought leader and strategist, Chris is committed to increasing awareness and educating the public on both prevention and healing. He’s a powerful advocate for change and firmly believes we can collectively create a better future for our children.</p><p>Chris shares his personal journey into advocacy, the founding story be...

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  What Really Happens in Wilderness Therapy with Spencer King, Director of “The Wilderness" | Ep 30

  Dec 11, 202526 minS0

  <p>In this episode, I sit down with filmmaker Spencer King to expose the dark underbelly of the troubled teen industry through his latest feature, The Wilderness. We dive into the brutal realities of wilderness therapy programs and therapeutic boarding schools - where survival, not healing, often becomes the goal.</p><p>Spencer shares what inspired the film, starring lead actor Hunter Doohan, built the story around true events, and the grueling conditions they faced while shooting in Southern Utah. But this conversation goes way beyond filmmaking - we talk about the thin line between rehabilitation and abuse, the power...

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  Domestic Violence in Family Courts, High-Conflict Divorce & The Realities of Family Law with Michele Locke | Ep 29

  Nov 27, 202529 minS0

  <p>This week on Rights and Remedies, Allison speaks with Texas-based family law attorney and former judge Michele Locke. </p><p>With over 22 years in the courtroom, including time presiding over a domestic violence court, Michelle brings both fierce advocacy and lived insight into what really happens in high-conflict family law cases.</p><p>They discuss:</p>What it’s like running a dedicated domestic violence courtThe shift in family law post-COVID and rising case hostilityHow jury trials work in Texas divorce and custody casesThe personal cost of doing this work, and the burnout many lawyers silently carryGender dynamics in law...

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  How the Abby Honold Act is Changing Police Response to Survivors | Ep 28

  Nov 13, 202530 minS0

  <p>Abby Honold reported her rape in 2014. But instead of receiving support, she was met with disbelief, threats of being charged for false reporting, and a justice system that failed her at every turn.</p><p>She didn’t stop there.</p><p>Abby went on to fight for systemic change, and helped pass The Abby Honold Act, a federal bill aimed at training law enforcement in trauma-informed response to survivors of sexual violence.</p><p>In this episode, Abby shares:</p>What happened when she reported, and how she finally got justiceWhy trauma-informed police response matters so deeply for vi...

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  What Happens When Child Welfare Leads With Humanity and a "We" Approach with Renee Bernhard | Ep 27

  Oct 30, 202528 minS0

  <p>In this episode of Rights and Remedies, I speak with <b>Renee Bernhard</b>, co-founder and executive director of <b>Be The Source</b>, a nonprofit transforming child welfare support across Colorado. </p><p>Renee is a former foster parent with a deep commitment to supporting families and children experiencing child welfare. She co-founded Be The Source (formerly Foster Source) to improve foster parent retention and advocate for the needs of foster and kinship families. Renee also speaks nationally and internationally about vital caregiver supports and believes lived experience should be the biggest influence in policy and practice.</p><p...

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