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Not Like the Others

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by Elle

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In a world buzzing with disconnection & deepening divides, "Not Like the Others" invites you to lean into curiosity. Join host Elle as she & her guests explore the messy, unusual & profound stories we carry - the ones that make us feel, perhaps, "not like the others." Through intimate conversations, we'll share unexpected stories that explore shared humanity in mental health, identity, parenting, unorthodox relationships, healing & spirituality. Discover how embracing our differences bridges divides, reminding us that no matter your unique path, we are all far more alike than we think.

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Episode thumbnail for Episode 10: The Motherhood Gap, Leading Through Grief & Breaking Generational Cycles with Renee Ferrufino

May 8, 2026

Episode 10: The Motherhood Gap, Leading Through Grief & Breaking Generational Cycles with Renee Ferrufino

<p>In this heartfelt interview, Renee Ferrufino, CEO of the Women's Foundation of Colorado, shares her inspiring journey of resilience, leadership, and advocacy for women and families amidst personal loss and societal challenges. We explore the importance of gender equity, the impact of grief, and how community and empathy can drive meaningful change.</p><p>Chapters</p><p>00:00 Introduction to a Powerhouse Leader<br>03:12 The Mission of the Women's Foundation of Colorado<br>06:15 Convergence of Crises and the Role of Women<br>09:14 The Importance of Philanthropy and Community Support<br>12:04 Data-Driven Insights on Women's Economic Status<br>14:24 The Impact of Corporate Greed on Society<br>17:23 Empathy and Compassion in Philanthropy<br>20:22 Breaking Generational Cycles<br>22:45 The Challenges of Balancing Work and Family<br>25:41 Resilience and Hope in Difficult Times<br>32:09 Navigating Career and Motherhood<br>37:07 The Impact of Pregnancy on Professional Life<br>42:36 Transitioning from Corporate to Nonprofit<br>49:19 Women Supporting Women in the Workplace<br>55:04 The Essence of Parenting and Human Connection<br>59:45 Navigating Childhood Dynamics<br>01:02:33 The Weight of Grief<br>01:04:11 Finding Grace in Grief<br>01:07:10 Complexities of Loss<br>01:10:37 Celebrating Connections<br>01:14:06 The Gift of Vulnerability<br>01:17:01 Understanding Non-Linear Grief<br>01:22:04 Embracing Complexity in Humanity<br>01:27:05 Introduction to the Podcast and Its Purpose</p><p><br>Resources<br>Women's Foundation of Colorado - https://www.womensfoundationofcolorado.org/<br>LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/reneeferrufino/<br>Elle's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/notliketheotherspod/</p>

Episode thumbnail for Episode 9: Religious Trauma, Rapture Culture & Finding God Outside the Church with Jason Price

February 24, 2026

Episode 9: Religious Trauma, Rapture Culture & Finding God Outside the Church with Jason Price

<p>In this highly vulnerable episode, Elle is joined by her close friend Jason Price for a raw look at their childhood experiences with religion, and how that shaped them. </p><p>Growing up in the South, they lived under the constant, heavy shadow of "Rapture Culture" - a world where salvation felt like a moving target and the fear of being "left behind" was a daily reality for a child.</p><p>This isn't an indictment of faith, but an autopsy of the "human noise" that often drowns out the divine. From the psychological toll of "Judgment Houses" to the stigma of divorce and its implications in abusive relationships, Elle and Jason explore the "theft" of the self that happens inside a system built on shame. It’s a high-stakes conversation about breaking generational chains, trusting your own discernment, and the quiet, rebellious act of finding God outside the building.</p><p><br><strong>In this episode:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>The Apocalypse in the Rearview:</strong> The lingering impact of being raised to expect the end of the world at any moment.</li><li><strong>The Gift of Discernment:</strong> How being a "misfit" in the pews became a superpower for sniffing out insincerity.</li><li><strong>Protecting the Brand vs. Protecting the Person:</strong> A look at the institutional failures that prioritize the "business" of church over the safety of the soul.</li><li><strong>The Reclamation:</strong> Why leaving the cage was the only way to find the light, and what it looks like to start feeling "enough"</li></ul>

Episode thumbnail for Episode 8: Bridges to Empowerment: Tech, Justice, and Global Sisterhood with WAKE Co-Founder, Trish Tierney

January 15, 2026

Episode 8: Bridges to Empowerment: Tech, Justice, and Global Sisterhood with WAKE Co-Founder, Trish Tierney

<p>What happens when Silicon Valley expertise meets the frontlines of global social justice? In this episode, Elle sits down with <strong>Trish Tierney</strong>, the visionary co-founder and Executive Director of <strong>WAKE (Women’s Alliance Knowledge Exchange)</strong>.</p><p>As WAKE celebrates its 10th anniversary in early 2026, the mission has never felt more urgent. Amidst a shifting landscape of US foreign policy—including the dissolution of USAID and the return of the global gag rule—Trish is "doubling down" on the power of women. We dive into the "Tech2Empower" model, exploring how professional skills in marketing, tech, and strategy are transformed into life-changing tools for women leaders in Ukraine, Rwanda, Colombia, and beyond.</p><p><br><strong>Highlights from our conversation:</strong></p><ul><li><strong>The "Social Entrepreneur" Leap:</strong> Why Trish left a stable career in her 40s to build something entirely new.</li><li><strong>Resilience in Real-Time:</strong> How WAKE’s partners in Cambodia and Ukraine pivoted overnight during global funding crises.</li><li><strong>The Radical Exchange:</strong> Why the "mentors" often walk away with more wisdom than they give.</li><li><strong>2026 and Beyond:</strong> A raw look at navigating the "messiness" of current events with open-mindedness and authenticity.</li></ul>"If you can provide even the smallest opportunity for people to find a way to take action or find strength in connection... you have to do that." — <strong>Trish Tierney</strong><p>To learn more about how you can donate or get involved with WAKE's Tech2Empower programs, visit https://www.wakeinternational.org/. </p>

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In a world buzzing with disconnection & deepening divides, "Not Like the Others" invites you to lean into curiosity. Join host Elle as she & her guests explore the messy, unusual & profound stories we carry - the ones that make us feel, perhaps, "not like the others."

Through intimate conversations, we'll share unexpected stories that explore shared humanity in mental health, identity, parenting, unorthodox relationships, healing & spirituality. Discover how embracing our differences bridges divides, reminding us that no matter your unique path, we are all far more alike than we think.

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This podcast updates daily.

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