Don’t Call Me is a raw, poetic, and darkly humorous podcast for women, soul-seekers, trauma survivors, and creatives seeking spiritual healing and transformation. Hosted by a woman who has come back from the brink, each episode offers a piece of her journey – stories polished by pain and time like stones from Avonia Beach – told with unapologetic feminine authority and intuitive insight. She shows that by sharing our truth, we become story healers , guiding one another across the threshold from despair to hope. Her dream-fueled wisdom and dark humor serve as an unexpected lifeline, finding light even in the heaviest moments. Through these candid narratives of trauma and rebirth, listeners are reminded that even after the darkest times, we can emerge whole.
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Episode 10: The Shoot
Description:
After months of surviving courtrooms, exchanges, and silence, I stepped back into the world. I started protesting. I worked with an artisan boutique. And then—I did a photoshoot. Just jeans, a bra, and a jacket.
This episode is about what it felt like to be seen again. To reclaim my body. To remember who I was before the losses piled up.
It was the night I met Eddie.
His motorcycle got stuck in the sand.
Me and the girls pushed it out while he stayed seated.
I didn’t realize it then, but that moment told me everything.
Themes:
Post-separation trauma
Maternal identity
Re-emergence and reclaiming visibility
Emotional labor and early red flags
Female embodiment and truth-telling
Content Warning:
This episode includes themes of maternal grief, emotional imbalance in early relationships, and the subtle beginnings of control. If that feels too close today, come back when you’re ready. No pressure.
5 Aug 2025
The Shoes by the Door
After the driveway exchange, I didn’t feel strong. I felt broken. In this episode, I talk about what came next—what it looked like to survive the aftermath. The grief that settled into my bones. The rage I never expected. The stories that were told about me while I was fighting every day just to keep going. And the moment I started reclaiming my voice.
This story is for every mother who’s been misjudged. For every woman carrying her pain in silence. And for anyone who’s ever had to rebuild from the rubble.
Themes:
Post-separation abuse
Maternal grief and trauma
Emotional recovery
Identity and reclaiming power
Family estrangement
Surviving legal and systemic injustice
Turning points in healing
Content Warnings:
This episode contains sensitive content including references to emotional distress, maternal rage, post-separation abuse, and the grief of losing custody. If you’re not ready to hear those themes today, that’s okay. Come back when you’re ready. No urgency, no shame.
16 Jul 2025
The Driveway Wasn’t Safe
They weren’t even allowed to cry.
Sometimes it was their father putting hands on Ash.
Sometimes it was their grandmother threatening to send them to their room if they showed any emotion.
So I stopped saying goodbye in the driveway.
This episode is about the violence of drop-offs, and how I learned to reroute love — how I started pulling over a few blocks away just so we could have a moment to hug, to say hello, to say goodbye. Because the driveway wasn’t safe. But I could still create something that was.
It’s also about the road trips, the exhaustion, the music, the Ohio hotel with the water park — and how I mothered in the margins of what was left to me.
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In this episode:
Emotional abuse at drop-off
Creating safety through routine and ritual
Road trip traditions: hotel stops, goodie bags, and Johnny Cash
Grieving a life you’re still building
Loving children through state lines and silences
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Start from Episode 1 to understand the full story. Each chapter builds on the last.
Don’t Call Me is written and hosted by Em.
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