Unraveled and Rising Podcast

Because Sometimes You Have to Fall Apart to Come Back Whole. Hosted by three powerhouse women who’ve walked through the fire—and are still rising—Unraveled and Rising is a podcast for anyone ready to break cycles, heal deeply, and create a life with meaning.Expect candid conversations on healing trauma, anxiety, and self-worth. Stories from people who’ve unraveled—and found strength in the mess.Real talk on navigating life in a world of pressure, comparison, and chaos. Mindful tools, spiritual grounding, and soulful strategies to help you rise.

Unraveled and Rising Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 47 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 Unraveled and Rising Podcast, a education show with 47 episodes published.

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  EP 47: Kathleen Hulme: How Long COVID Took Her Identity — and What Brought It Back

  Jul 30, 202641 minS4

  She spent 30 years in healthcare taking care of everyone else — then long COVID took her down with cognitive fog, autoimmune misdiagnosis, and a body she no longer recognized. This is the story of what it took to come back. Kathleen Hulme spent three decades as a healthcare professional and the last 8 years as an entrepreneur helping older adults stay safe and independent at home. Her real education, though, came from surviving long COVID, cognitive recovery, an autoimmune misdiagnosis, breast implant illness, caregiving, and grief — all before turning 61. In this episode: - What long COVID actually took from her - Being misdiagnosed- The connection between breast implant illness and autoimmune symptoms - Caregiving, grief, and rebuilding identity after your body betrays you - Why she calls this chapter of her life "Version 3.0" - Her guiding question for anyone feeling stuck: "How do you want to live until you die?" Visit https://unraveledandrising.com/ and write a letter to your younger self. If this episode resonates, follow the show and leave us a rating — it genuinely helps more people find these conversations.

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  EP 46: He Didn't Know How Much the Trauma Shaped Him — Until We Asked About His Own Kids

  Jul 16, 202641 minS4

  When Matt was 3, his younger brother BK was hit by a truck and suffered brain damage that changed the shape of their family forever. His parents did what they could — they supported him, encouraged him, and kept moving. This is a real conversation about what it did to Matt. Decades later, Matt is reflecting on how it impacted him, and he admits he may be parenting his own children from patterns of PTSD and trauma. A raw talk about impact that hides in plain sight, how we manage our own trauma, and how it impacts us and our lives. If you had a similar experience, write a letter to your younger self and what you would say to them at: https://unraveledandrising.com/To connect with Matt Kollmorgen, Financial Advisor, visit: https://www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/matthew-kollmorgen#ChildhoodTrauma #GenerationalPatterns #Parenting #SecondaryTrauma #UnraveledAndRising

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  EP 45: Breaking the Money Stories Holding You Back w/ The Spicy CEO

  Jul 3, 202646 minS3

  What did your parents teach you about money? Whether you grew up believing money was scarce, something to fear, or something that caused conflict, those early experiences often shape how we earn, spend, save, invest, and even communicate in our relationships today. In this episode of Unraveled & Rising, we sit down with entrepreneur, author, and business coach Jen Perez to explore the emotional side of money—and why changing your financial future often starts by changing your mindset. We discuss: How childhood shapes your relationship with money The money beliefs we inherit from our families Why money is one of the leading causes of conflict in relationships How shame, fear, and scarcity influence financial decisions Practical ways to create healthier money habits Why financial freedom starts with self-awareness Jen brings a fresh, fun, and unconventional perspective to business and personal growth, helping entrepreneurs and small business owners break old patterns so they can build lives and businesses they truly enjoy. If you've ever argued about money, felt guilty spending it, or wondered why your finances never seem to change, this conversation will help you understand why—and what you can do about it. Learn more about Jen Perez and her work at The Spicy CEO:https://thespicyceo.com/ Buy her book: 69 Ways Money is Like Sex: Spicy Insights for Streamlining Your Business Financeshttps://a.co/d/0gbVkDvC

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  EP 44: How Trauma Turned Into Addiction — And How He Found His Way Back

  Jun 23, 202648 minS3

  At 12 years old, Kyle Fajen began using substances to escape emotional pain he didn't know how to process. After a serious car accident at 18 led to opioid prescriptions, what started as relief quickly became addiction. Over the next several years, Kyle's life spiraled into darkness as he used drugs to avoid the trauma, pain, and emotions he couldn't face. Even when his body was beginning to shut down, he couldn't stop. In this powerful episode of Unraveled & Rising, Kyle shares the moment he realized he was powerless over addiction—and how that realization became the first step toward recovery. Through the Stout Street Foundation, Kyle found something he never expected: a community that helped him confront his past, heal unresolved trauma, and learn how to build a new life. We discuss: • The connection between trauma and addiction • Why substance abuse is often a survival strategy • The shame and stigma surrounding recovery • What it feels like to feel powerless • The power of community in healing • Why recovery is about so much more than quitting drugs If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, substance abuse, or emotional pain, we hope this conversation reminds you that recovery is possible and that you are not alone. Learn more about the Stout Street Foundation in Colorado: https://www.stoutstreet.org/ 988 Call or Chat - Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Languages: English, Spanish Hours: 24/7 https://988lifeline.org/

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  EP 43: Why Are Women So Hard on Themselves?

  Jun 9, 202635 minS3

  Have you ever reacted to something and wondered, "Why did that affect me so much?"In this episode, Michelle and Terry explore the experiences so many women share—but often think they're carrying alone.From people-pleasing and mom guilt to self-criticism and putting everyone else's needs ahead of our own, we discuss how our childhood experiences, family dynamics, and early beliefs continue to influence how we see ourselves and respond to life today.Most importantly, we talk about giving ourselves grace.Because many of the struggles we carry aren't personal failures—they're learned responses that helped us survive at one point in our lives.When we understand where these reactions come from, we can stop judging ourselves and start healing.And when women share their stories, something powerful happens: we realize we're not alone.If you've ever been too hard on yourself, struggled to put yourself first, or wondered why you keep falling into the same emotional patterns, this conversation is for you.Don't forget to visit our website to leave a letter to your younger self. We would love to read it: https://unraveledandrising.com/

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