Good Girls Audio Club

About Good Girls Audio Club

**The Good Girls Audio Club** is where we investigate the invisible stories that shape the way we love, the way we survive, and the way we slowly become ourselves again. Every week, writer and Certified Master Hypnotist Karly Latham follows one question wherever it leads—through psychology, true crime, horror, history, religion, relationships, and the strange patterns that connect them all. Together, we'll examine the evidence, challenge the stories we've inherited, and uncover what they reveal about our own lives. At the end of each investigation, you'll find an Inner Journey: a guided hypnosis and reflective experience designed to help you move beyond understanding and into transformation. If you've ever wondered why you people-please, second-guess yourself, lose touch with your own desires, or feel like you've been living someone else's story, you're in the right place. This isn't about becoming a different person. It's about remembering the one you were before you learned how to be a good girl. spellboundhealing.substack.com (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast)

Publisher

Karly Latham

Category

health & fitness · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

29 Jul 2025

Latest episode

4 Jul 2026

Latest episodes

13 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   4 Jul 2026

   Episode 1: The Cost of Being Easy to Love

   Hi hello, How Good Girls Learn to Stop Trusting Themselves What if self-trust isn't something you're born with, but something you were slowly taught to abandon? In the very first episode of The Good Girls Audio Club, writer and Certified Master Hypnotist Karly Latham explores the hidden psychology of good girl conditioning, people-pleasing, and the quiet ways women learn to disconnect from themselves in order to be loved. Beginning with one simple question, What do we give up when being loved becomes more important than being ourselves?—this episode follows an unexpected path through psychology, coercive control, religious conditioning, and one of the most misunderstood relationships in true crime history: Elizabeth Kloepfer and Ted Bundy. Together, we'll examine why self-trust is often lost long before we realize it's missing, how manipulation slowly teaches us to doubt our own perception, and why that same process can leave us feeling disconnected from our desires, intuition, and inner voice. After the investigation, you'll be guided through this week's Inner Journey—a gentle hypnosis experience designed to help you reconnect with your own thoughts, feelings, and intuition. Whether you're healing from narcissistic abuse, religious trauma, emotional manipulation, or years of putting everyone else's needs before your own, this episode offers a compassionate place to begin listening to yourself again. In this episode, you'll discover: Why "easy to love" isn't always the compliment it appears to be. The difference between kindness and self-abandonment. What Elizabeth Kloepfer's story reveals about the psychology of self-trust. How coercive control and intermittent reinforcement erode confidence in your own perception. Why people-pleasing and disconnection from desire often share the same psychological roots. A guided hypnosis to help you begin rebuilding trust in yourself. If this conversation resonates with you, consider sharing it with a friend who has spent too much of her life wondering whether she's "too much" or "not enough." You never know who might need permission to start listening to herself again. Resources & Links ✦ Join The Good Girls Audio Club on Substack for weekly investigations and companion Inner Journeys. ✦ Book a private hypnosis session with Karly Latham. (https://calendly.com/spellboundhealing) ✦ Subscribe for new episodes exploring psychology, trauma recovery, relationships, true crime, horror, history, and the hidden stories that shape who we become. Keywords self-trust, people-pleasing, good girl conditioning, hypnosis, guided hypnosis, trauma recovery, religious trauma, narcissistic abuse recovery, coercive control, intermittent reinforcement, women, desire, intuition, emotional healing, personal growth, psychology podcast, true crime psychology, Ted Bundy, Elizabeth Kloepfer Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

2. 

   27 Jan 2026

   What Trauma Actually Is

   Trauma doesn’t always look like what we’re taught to expect. In this first episode of Healing Is a Btch*, trauma survivor and hypnotherapist Karly Latham breaks down what trauma actually is, not the movie version, not the Pinterest checklist, and not the “other people had it worse” narrative that keeps so many people stuck. This episode is for anyone who: feels anxious, exhausted, hypervigilant, or emotionally shut down has always thought, “Nothing bad enough happened to me” struggles with people-pleasing, hyper-independence, or never fully relaxing feels like they’ve been “circling,” stuck, or unable to move forward wonders why healing doesn’t feel linear, clean, or aesthetic We talk about trauma as a nervous system experience, not a personal failure, and why so many people lived with trauma for years without having language for it. In this episode, you’ll learn: what trauma actually is (and what it isn’t) why trauma is about nervous system overwhelm, not toughness the problem with “big T” vs “little t” trauma why trauma responses often get mistaken for personality traits why circling, pausing, and reassessing aren’t avoidance—they’re data collection how language and understanding are the first steps toward safety This is not therapy, and it’s not a quick fix.It’s context, clarity, and permission to stop blaming yourself. If listening to this brings up more than you want to hold alone, Karly offers 1:1 hypnotherapy sessions for trauma survivors who understand what happened, but whose bodies haven’t caught up yet. You can book a session here: https://calendly.com/spellboundhealing (https://calendly.com/spellboundhealing) Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

3. 

   26 Jan 2026

   Coffee Break ☕ | The Fox Burrow:

   The Fox Burrow Today’s Coffee Break is an invitation to go underground. In this episode, you’ll be guided through a gentle, story-based hypnosis where you imagine shrinking down to the size of a small woodland creature and entering the hidden world of a fox’s burrow. As the surface world fades, you descend through winding tunnels into a den shaped by instinct, intelligence, and quiet care. This journey blends real-world details from nature documentaries with immersive, imaginative storytelling — the kind that reminds you how magical the world felt when you were a child discovering secret lives beneath your feet. Coffee Break is designed to be listened to awake.You don’t need to close your eyes.You don’t need to sit perfectly still. You’re welcome to color, craft, work quietly, or let this play softly in the background while your nervous system takes what it needs. ⚠️ Safety Note:Please listen only when you’re somewhere safe and stationary. Do not listen while driving or doing anything that requires your full attention. If this space feels supportive and you’d like to help keep the coffee shop open, you’re welcome to leave a tip or join my paid Substack for access to my full audio library and exclusive live workshops. Thank you for being here — and for taking a break with me. Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

4. 

   25 Jan 2026

   Coffee Break:

   Welcome to Coffee Break, a daytime hypnosis experience designed to give your nervous system a quiet pause, without requiring sleep. In this episode, you’re guided through a gentle relaxation and imaginative journey into warm, open water, where you swim alongside a whale shark moving with ease and calm. Through steady breathing, progressive relaxation, and immersive imagery, this experience helps soften mental noise, release tension, and remind the body what safety and steadiness feel like. This episode is ideal for moments when you need a reset in the middle of your day, during a break, between tasks, or whenever your system feels overloaded. Listening notes:• Designed for daytime rest and nervous system regulation• You do not need to lie down or close your eyes• Please do not listen while driving or doing anything that requires your full attention If you enjoyed this episode, you’re always welcome to return whenever you need a gentle escape. And if you’re looking for something to help you drift into sleep, you may enjoy Sleep Siren, my nighttime bedtime stories for grown-ups. Take good care of yourself, and remember, you’re always allowed to pause. ☕✨ Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

5. 

   25 Jan 2026

   The Secret Cove

   The Secret Cove A Bedtime Story for Grown-Ups Welcome to Sleep Siren, a bedtime story podcast for grown-ups. In this episode, you’re invited to drift into a hidden cove—an untouched shoreline where the water glows in layers of blue and the world moves slowly, gently, and without urgency. Through soft storytelling and gentle hypnosis, you’ll ease into rest, discover the safety of the water, and transform effortlessly into a mermaid at home in the sea. This episode is designed to help your body relax, your thoughts soften, and your imagination carry you naturally into sleep. You don’t need to listen closely or stay awake. If you drift off before the story ends, that simply means it’s working. Best enjoyed in bed or during rest.Please don’t listen while driving or doing anything that requires your attention. Sweet dreams. 🌙 Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

6. 

   28 Oct 2025

   Halloween Special

   Welcome to a Halloween-season deep dive into the paranormal, trauma, and the mysterious places where the two meet. In this episode, we explore why so many trauma survivors experience the supernatural, from shadow beings and sleep-paralysis visitors to ancestral spirits popping up through Instagram algorithms (yes, really). We talk haunted houses, psychic boundaries, creepy childhood homes, migraine-induced shadow figures, and why trauma might make some of us more energetically “tuned in” than others. And of course, petty ghost dads, emotional hauntings, horror-movie metaphors, and the psychological imprint trauma leaves on both the living and the dead. If you love ghost stories, nervous system healing, dark humor, psychological horror, mediumship, trauma wisdom, and season-of-the-witch vibes, this one was made for you. Topics We Cover * Why trauma survivors often experience paranormal events * Shadow people, hallucinations, and migraine auras * Sleepwalking into hauntings * The “hallway man” entity, and what he wanted * When mental health tanking makes a house feel alive (in the creepy way) * Amityville, residual hauntings & trauma imprints * Soul fragments, emotional hauntings & psychic echoes * Paranormal experiences vs. nervous system dysregulation * Ghosts who are petty (and proud of it) * The crossover between trauma triggers and haunting patterns * Why healing and haunting sometimes look the same Best Quotes “Am I haunted, or am I about to have a migraine?” “Some entities aren’t demons, they’re just trauma with a personality.” “Sleepwalking to the park is one thing… seeing a man from the 1920s waiting there is another.” “If a house can remember pain, why wouldn’t a person?” “I don’t want a guardian angel, I want a petty ghost who throws hands.” Mood & Keywords Keywords: paranormal podcast, trauma healing, shadow people, haunted house story, nervous system trauma, mediumship, Halloween episode, spooky podcast, trauma survivors, psychic sensitivity, ghost stories, emotional abuse recovery, energy healing, subconscious mind, paranormal trauma, spiritual awakening, nervous system regulation Tone: spooky, irreverent, emotional, witchy, trauma-aware, funny-but-unsettling Who This Episode Is For * People who’ve ever wondered if trauma made them “psychic-adjacent” * Survivors with intuition, sensitivity, or paranormal experiences * Listeners who like their ghost stories with a side of nervous-system science * Witchy girlies, intuitive folks, and psychological horror lovers * Anyone who grew up haunted by spirits or family dynamics Resources / Mentioned Concepts * Shadow figures & migraine aura research * Residual hauntings & trauma imprints * Nervous system dysregulation + spiritual sensitivity * Dr. Sleep (Stephen King) * Amityville psychology * The Philip Experiment * Psychic boundaries & coping skills Connect & Support ✨ Subscribe to Casefiles Unbound for more storytelling, trauma recovery insights, and weird magic✨ Join my Substack community for bonus hypnosis, essays, and healing tools✨ Book a trauma-informed hypnosis session Content Note This episode includes humorous discussion of mental health and healthcare experiences. We keep things grounded and trauma-informed, with both sensitivity and humor. -Karly and Sarah Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

7. 

   15 Oct 2025

   Extra Strength Autism

   Today’s episode of Extra Strength Autism is a ride. Sarah and I started out laughing about RFK Jr.’s latest “circumcision + Tylenol = autism” conspiracy, and ended up talking about what it actually means to live inside a neurodivergent body. This one moves fast, from absurd politics to the real-life exhaustion of masking, sensory overload, and trying to survive in a world that keeps telling us we’re broken.We talk about trauma, C-PTSD, the overlap between PTSD and autism, and how compassion, not compliance, is the real cure. If you’ve ever felt “too much,” “too loud,” or “too sensitive,” this one’s for you.You’ll laugh, probably rage a little, and hopefully feel a little more seen. 💬 Join the discussion: What helps you feel safe to unmask? Thank you for reading, sharing, and supporting independent neurodivergent creators.Your presence helps keep this space ad-free, trauma-informed, and witchy as hell. Stay fresh, cheese bags, Karly and Sarah Thanks for reading Karly | Spellbound Healing! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

8. 

   23 Sept 2025

   Casefiles Unbound: From The Trad Wife to Trauma, Chronic Illness, and What’s Next

   Hi, hello… When we launched Casefiles Unbound: The Trad Wife, our plan looked great on paper: long-form storytelling, recorded in advance, a careful arc through my personal story. What we didn’t fully account for was the cost: the toll of re-opening old wounds every single week while balancing chronic illness, parenting, and running a business. Reliving my trauma on a schedule quickly became unsustainable. Mondays became panic days, Tuesdays I pushed through, Wednesdays I tried to recover… and by the time I felt normal again, it was Friday and time to record all over. It wasn’t just exhausting; it was retraumatizing. So in this episode, Sarah and I get honest about: * Why telling your story is both empowering and deeply draining * The reality of survivor backlash and manipulation * The myth of “just push through” when you’re chronically ill * And why we’re pivoting Casefiles Unbound into something more sustainable, authentic, and alive. This is not an ending. It’s a restructuring. We’re choosing to open up the podcast to more topics, survivor stories, yes, but also books, movies, hyperfixations, neurodivergence, and all the messy conversations that actually light us up. Because if we’ve learned anything, it’s this: telling the truth matters, but so does protecting your health while you do it. And thank you, truly, for holding this space with us. Your favorite gossips will be back next week with something a little different… Karly and Sarah Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

9. 

   9 Sept 2025

   Leaving Mormonism, Breaking Isolation, and Reclaiming Freedom

   In Season One of Casefiles Unbound: The Trad Wife, hosts Karly Latham and Sarah Wettburg dive deep into the hidden cost of obedience, faith, and silence. In this episode, Karly shares her powerful ex-Mormon story, how years of isolation, exhaustion, and spiritual coercion pushed her to the breaking point. From being cut off from support systems, to the Church’s controversial policy changes about LGBTQ+ families, to discovering the real history of Mormonism through the Mormon Stories podcast and the CES Letter, Karly walks listeners through the painful yet liberating process of leaving Mormonism. This conversation explores: How isolation tactics and overwork keep women small and silent. The role of religious trauma in shaping identity and family dynamics. Why church policy changes about LGBTQ+ children became a turning point. The shocking discoveries about Mormon history that shattered belief. The bittersweet relief of finally reclaiming freedom after leaving Mormonism. If you’ve ever questioned your faith, struggled with emotional abuse, or felt trapped in systems of control, this episode will resonate deeply. Carly and Sarah bring empathy, storytelling, and lived experience to uncover how survivors reclaim their voices and rebuild their lives. 👉 Listen now to Casefiles Unbound: Season 1, Episode 4 — Leaving Mormonism, Breaking Isolation, and Reclaiming Freedom. ⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode discusses religious trauma, emotional abuse, and coercion. Listener discretion advised. Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

10. 

    19 Aug 2025

    Casefiles Unbound S1 E3: Worthy of What?

    This week on Casefiles Unbound, we walk you through the sacred veil—literally. Karly shares the story of her first time entering a Mormon temple, a moment long anticipated and deeply feared. From whispered interviews about sexual purity to rituals involving nudity, oaths, and eternal covenants, the temple isn't just a building—it's a system of spiritual control. One that tells you whether you're worthy of eternity… or not. For women raised in high-demand religions like Mormonism, silence is often the price of inclusion. In this episode, we break that silence. We’ll explore: 🔍 What the Mormon endowment ceremony is (and what it was like before reforms) 🤐 How "worthiness interviews" around sexual behavior shape shame and secrecy 🧵 The influence of Freemasonry and why the rituals feel so physically and emotionally intense 💔 The dissonance between what you’re told will happen and what you actually experience 🧠 The long-term impact of believing that obedience is the key to eternal love Whether you've been through the temple yourself, or you're trying to understand the toll of ritualized silence and spiritual conditioning, this episode pulls back the curtain. 🛑 Disclaimer: This episode discusses personal experiences with religious rituals, purity culture, and spiritual trauma, including themes of sexual coercion and emotional control. Listener discretion is advised. We do not speak on behalf of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Our intent is not to condemn, but to advocate for those who have experienced harm within systems that claimed to protect them. 📚 Sources & References: Overview of Mormon Temple Endowment – Mormon Stories “Worthy” Interviews and Youth Policies – LDS Truth and Transparency The Mormon Endowment Ceremony and Freemasonry – Dialogue Journal Purity Culture and Sexual Shame – The Religious Trauma Institute 💬 Did you go through the temple? Were you told what to expect? We’d love to hear your thoughts, your story, or what parts of this resonated most with you.And if you're in the thick of spiritual recovery, you don’t have to do it alone. You can book a private session with Karly here: https://calendly.com/spellboundhealing (https://calendly.com/spellboundhealing) 🎧 Subscribe to Casefiles Unbound on Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Substack💌 Get essays, reflections, and behind-the-scenes thoughts by subscribing to our Substack 🖤 Your favorite gossips,Karly & Sarah Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

11. 

    12 Aug 2025

    Casefiles Unbound: Episode Two- Mormonism, Martyrdom, and the Myth of Righteous Suffering

    There’s a phrase that gets repeated often in Mormon culture: “Endure to the end.” But what happens when endurance becomes the only thing you're allowed to do? When suffering isn’t just expected, but revered? In this week’s episode of Casefiles Unbound, Sarah and I explore how the stories we were raised on, the pioneers pulling handcarts across frozen plains, the women who “suffered well,” the idea that obedience always meant pain, shaped how we learned to swallow our own. We talk about spiritual coercion, silent sacrifices, and what it means to break free from the belief that burnout is proof of devotion. This one is personal. Tender. Raw. And if you’ve ever been made to feel guilty for resting…If you've ever been told that your pain was just part of God’s plan…If you’ve struggled to let yourself want more than just survival— We made this for you. 💜Listen now! If this episode stirs something in you and you want to talk about it, I’m here. You can reply to this email, leave a comment, or, if you’re ready, book a private hypnotherapy session with me here (https://calendly.com/spellboundhealing). Your favorite gossips, Karly & Sarah Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

12. 

    5 Aug 2025

    Casefiles Unbound Episode One- Religious Trauma and Emotional Abuse:

    There’s a part of me that still freezes when I speak the truth. A part that braces for the blowback, the backlash, the subtle punishments. She doesn’t want to be brave; she just doesn’t want to get in trouble. I woke up one morning gasping, panic racing through my chest. Absolutely terrified someone would be mad at me, or that I’d be punished for saying things I was never supposed to say. I ran to the bathroom, nearly throwing up from the fear. And yet… Here I am, telling the story anyway. Not because I feel fearless, far from it, but because I remember the girl who didn’t know how to name what was happening. I remember the wife who thought consent was something she owed. And I remember the version of me who believed being “worthy” meant staying silent. I’m telling this story for her. And I’m telling it for you: If you’re still stuck in the fog. If the control is quiet and the gaslighting is subtle. If the shame is wearing you down and you’re starting to doubt yourself. The Language of Worthiness In Mormonism, worthiness isn’t just spiritual; it’s institutional. Members are taught to meet with their bishop regularly for worthiness interviews, starting as young as 12. These interviews involve personal questions about sexual behavior, thoughts, and compliance with church doctrine. The answers determine whether you can participate in sacred rituals like temple attendance. For women, worthiness is particularly tangled with purity. A girl raised in this system learns early that her value lies in modesty, obedience, and sexual restraint. If she “makes a mistake,” it’s her burden to confess, repent, and carry the shame quietly. I did what I was told. I went to the bishop. I told half-truths and swallowed the rest. I wore the white dress. I smiled for the photos. And underneath it all, I was screaming. Purity and Coercion The line between obedience and violation gets blurry in high-demand religions. When you’re taught that your salvation depends on compliance, it’s easy to mistake coercion for love and guilt for guidance. Covert abuse hides in plain sight. It wraps itself in scripture. In marriage vows. In family portraits. It weaponizes goodness. It cloaks itself in love. So when we speak, it feels like we’re betraying something, but we’re not. We’re protecting the part of us that no one ever fought for. Why I’m Speaking Now Yes, I’m scared. Scared of backlash. Scared of being disbelieved. Scared someone from my past will see this and be angry. But if someone had told my story back then, If someone had said these words out loud, If someone had said: “You don’t have to live like this.” Maybe I would’ve found my voice sooner. Maybe I would’ve seen the patterns for what they were. Maybe I could have gotten out without so much damage. This is why I’m telling my story now. For me. For her. And for you. 🎧 Listen to the Full Story This story is part of Casefiles Unbound, a podcast exploring religious trauma, emotional abuse, and the invisible systems that keep us silent. In Episode One, I talk about the subtle manipulations that kept me trapped, the cost of being “worthy,” and the moment I began to unravel the lies. Your favorite gossips, Karly and Sarah Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

13. 

    29 Jul 2025

    Casefiles Unbound

    Welcome to Casefiles Unbound, the podcast where hidden stories of control, coercion, and survival finally come to light. In this introduction episode, your hosts Karly Latham (hypnotherapist, author, and ex-Mormon) and Sarah Wettberg (hypnotherapist, author, and survivor) open up about why they created this show and the stories they’re determined to tell. You’ll hear: Why we believe it’s time to pull back the curtain on high-demand systems and the harm they cause. How shame and secrecy keep survivors silent, and how we’re breaking that pattern. A sneak peek at the stories we’ll cover this season, from religious trauma and purity culture to emotional abuse and systemic control. Plenty of laughter, tangents, and tea-spilling along the way. If you’ve ever felt trapped in a system, relationship, or belief that demanded your silence, this podcast is for you. ➡️ Listen now and subscribe so you don’t miss Episode One next week. ✨ Follow us on Instagram: @karly.latham @essbeedubz✨ Share the episode with a friend who needs to hear it. Casefiles was written and recorded by Karly R. Latham and Sarah Wettberg. Sound Design by Ryan Mcjury Casefiles Unbound shares personal stories and lived experiences around topics like abuse, coercion, and high-demand systems. Some names and identifying details have been changed for privacy. These conversations are for educational and advocacy purposes only and should not be taken as legal, therapeutic, or medical advice. If you are currently in crisis or need support, please reach out to a qualified professional or a trusted local resource. Keywords:religious trauma podcast, high-demand religion, emotional abuse recovery, purity culture, ex-Mormon podcast, survivor advocacy, control and coercion, storytelling podcast Get full access to The Good Girls Guide To Life by Karly Latham at spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe (https://spellboundhealing.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=CTA_4)

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