Episode 64: A Time to Thrill – Conversation with Aime Austin – featuring Kendra Erika
Kendra Erika is my first musical artist! I appreciate the amazing confidence it takes to choose a life focused on performance. Let’s chat. I have *so* many questions. You can find Kendra Erika: Website/Blog: kendraerika.com Instagram: @kendraerika YouTube: @kendraerika Today’s Sponsor: Audible Check out my titles or the thousands available with Audible.com. Show Notes: I’m […]
Politics of Justice #7: Telling the Truth After the System Fails Judged | Chapters 39–End
In this episode of Politics of Justice, I dig into Chapters 30–38 of Judged, where the case stops being about facts and becomes about leverage. As pressure mounts, institutional self-protection begins to override truth, and the cost of dissent becomes clear. We see how credibility is managed, consequences are unevenly distributed, and silence is rewarded […]
Politics of Justice #6: When Truth Becomes Inconvenient | Ch. 30 –38
In this episode of Politics of Justice, I dig into Chapters 30–38 of Judged, where the case stops being about facts and becomes about leverage. As pressure mounts, institutional self-protection begins to override truth, and the cost of dissent becomes clear. We see how credibility is managed, consequences are unevenly distributed, and silence is rewarded […]
Episode 63: A Time to Thrill – Conversation with Aime Austin – featuring Ines Johnson
OMG It’s Ines Johnson. When I saw her speak at a Romance Author Mastermind, I was inspired. She spoke on going from four to five figures a month by choosing a lane…and staying in it. This episode is sponsored by Audible. (Click my link for many great offers from Audible.) My recent audiobooks: At Midnight […]
Politics of Justice #5: Impossible Case Plans and the Myth of Reunification: When “Services” Become Surveillance | Ch. 25–29
In chapters 25–29 of Judged, the child welfare system reveals its true mechanics. Foster children are subjected to relentless testing and layered diagnoses, while parents are handed case plans that require full compliance—and full-time availability. The result is a system that demands parents give up their jobs to prove fitness, quietly transforming “reunification” into an […]