EP 074: Why Some Victims Are Ignored — A Hard Truth | Nicole Moehring (Part 2)
Release Date: 04/22/2026
EP087: Pornography Addiction: Why It Happens — and How Freedom Is Possible | Michael Schweiger
The Visible Kindness Podcast
Pornography addiction thrives in secrecy and shame, but freedom is possible. In this deeply personal episode of Visible Kindness, Ed Squire sits down with Licensed Professional Counselor Michael Schweiger, founder of Restore to Life Counseling, for an honest conversation about pornography addiction, human connection, trauma, relationships, faith and recovery. Michael explains why simply trying to stop a behavior may not address the deeper roots beneath it and offers practical questions for identifying what pornography is promising and what it is actually taking away. Ed shares his own...
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EP 086: She Lost Her Voice for 5 Years — Then Found Her Purpose | Denise Cesare
The Visible Kindness Podcast
What happens when you lose the very thing your career depends on — your voice? Denise Cesare is a published author, keynote speaker, and social emotional learning specialist who spent more than 25 years working as a Speech Language Pathologist and educator. In 2006, Denise developed Spasmodic Dysphonia and lost her voice for five years. What followed was a difficult journey through darkness, faith, self-love, and ultimately a renewed sense of purpose. In this episode of Visible Kindness, Denise shares how that experience transformed the way she sees life and why she now focuses on helping...
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EP 085: I Was Addicted to Porn for Decades
The Visible Kindness Podcast
For decades, Ed Squire lived with a pornography addiction that began when he was just nine years old. He tried therapy. He attended groups. He tried to stop. But the addiction followed him through adulthood, marriage, and even his years serving as a youth leader in church. Then one day, while setting up camera equipment for a friend, a simple question changed everything: “What can I pray for?” For the first time, Ed admitted what he had been carrying privately for years. In this short and deeply personal Ed Solo episode of Visible Kindness, Ed talks candidly about addiction, the pain that...
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EP 084: She Refused to Stay Silent | Trauma, Healing & the Courage to Keep Going
The Visible Kindness Podcast
What does healing really look like after trauma? In this powerful episode of Visible Kindness, Ed sits down with Mary Martin, a physical therapist, Pilates instructor, and founder of Accidentally Healthy. With more than 26 years of experience helping people heal physically, Mary has come to believe that true health is about far more than muscles and movement—it's about relationships, faith, community, and creating the conditions where healing can begin. Mary shares how witnessing heartbreaking conditions inside nursing homes during COVID changed the course of her life, why she's challenging...
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EP 083: Visible Kindness Reflections | Grey's Anatomy Episode 1: Every Person Has a Story We Can't See
The Visible Kindness Podcast
Thank you for listening and for being part of the Visible Kindness community. What if one of television's most popular dramas isn't really about medicine? Watching Grey's Anatomy for the first time surprised me. Beneath the hospital setting, I found something much deeper—people struggling to belong, trying to prove themselves, hiding fear behind confidence, and wondering if they were enough. In this first episode of Visible Kindness Reflections, I'm not reviewing the show. Instead, I'm sharing the life lessons it stirred within me and how they connect to my own journey through trauma,...
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EP 082: Jessica's Sisters Share Their Side of the ALS Journey
The Visible Kindness Podcast
Jessica's ALS journey has affected far more than just Jessica. In this special episode of Visible Kindness, her sisters Amy and Carey share what it was like watching the earliest signs of the disease unfold, the emotions surrounding her diagnosis, and how their family has drawn closer through one of life's greatest challenges. Recorded during the filming of the upcoming Jessica documentary, this conversation offers an intimate perspective that won't fully appear in the finished film. Jessica's desire has always been that her story would point people toward Jesus Christ. Every conversation...
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EP 081: What Did Jesus Mean by "Love Your Neighbor as Yourself"? | Ed Squire
The Visible Kindness Podcast
Jesus said the second greatest commandment is this: "Love your neighbor as yourself." But what did He actually mean? In this solo episode of Visible Kindness, Ed explores one of the most familiar teachings in Scripture and challenges a common modern assumption—that Jesus was teaching us to love ourselves first before we can love others. Drawing from Matthew 22, Luke 10, and the Parable of the Good Samaritan, Ed examines what Jesus said, what He didn't say, and why understanding the difference matters. As a survivor of significant trauma, Ed also shares how shame, guilt, and a distorted...
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EP 080: What Brain Surgery Recovery Really Looks Like with Ed Squire
The Visible Kindness Podcast
In this deeply personal solo episode, Ed shares what life has really been like following brain surgery and radiation treatment. While many people see the podcast, videos, and public-facing work, they don't always see the daily challenges happening behind the scenes. From forgetting where food was stored to recording the same video six times because of simple mistakes, Ed offers an honest look at recovery, frustration, gratitude, and perseverance. This episode isn't about having all the answers. It's about showing up anyway. If you've ever faced a long recovery, a health challenge, or a season...
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EP 079: The Kindness Challenge: Faith, Grief, and Relational Kindness with Timothy Mathews
The Visible Kindness Podcast
Author, speaker, care minister, and kindness advocate Timothy Mathew joins Ed Squire for a heartfelt conversation about kindness, faith, grief, relationships, and human connection. Together they explore: • The Kindness Challenge • Learning kindness from family and community • Grief after losing a beloved pet • Why self-kindness matters • Meeting people where they are emotionally • Assuming positive intent • Faith, courage, and compassion • The teacher who changed Timothy's life This episode is filled with practical wisdom and inspiring stories that remind us how powerful...
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EP O78: What Does It Really Mean to Love God?
The Visible Kindness Podcast
In this deeply personal solo episode of Visible Kindness, Ed Squire explores one of the most important questions in Christianity: What does it actually mean to love God with all your heart, soul, and mind? Using Matthew 22:37–39 as the foundation, Ed shares how this scripture became the inspiration behind Visible Kindness and opens up about trauma, surrender, identity, healing, and transformation. This episode discusses: the Greek meaning of heart, soul, and mind how trauma impacts surrender renewing the mind through truth the difference between outward behavior and inner transformation why...
info_outlineIn Part 2 of this powerful conversation, I sit down again with Nicole Moehring to go deeper into the reality of abuse, justice, and the challenges families face when navigating systems that don’t treat every child equally.
Nicole shares the heartbreaking truth of how her two children — both victims of abuse — were treated very differently. Her daughter was heard. Justice was served. But her son, who has autism, was not given the same voice… and his case remains unresolved.
This episode goes beyond the story. It reveals the deeper issues that many families face — especially those raising children with disabilities — and why awareness, education, and advocacy are more important than ever.
WHAT YOU’LL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE
- Why some victims are taken seriously… and others are not
- The hidden risks children with disabilities face
- The emotional toll of navigating a broken system
- Why abuse is often not reported — and who is really responsible
- How Nicole turned her pain into purpose through Voices of Change
- The importance of education, prevention, and ongoing conversations
💡 ABOUT NICOLE MOEHRING
Nicole Moehring is an advocate, speaker, and founder of Voices of Change, an organization dedicated to reducing the risk of abuse for children with disabilities and supporting families through education and resources.
After experiencing the devastating reality of abuse within her own family, Nicole has committed her life to raising awareness and creating meaningful change — ensuring that every child is seen, heard, and protected.
CONNECT WITH NICOLE:
Website: www.voicesofchange2018.org
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nicolemoehring.speaker
👇CONNECT WITH ED:
🌐 Website: https://www.visiblekindness.com
📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EdSquire2
🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@visiblekindness
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ed_squire
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edsquire/
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