Episode 49 | An Apology From My Mother...That She Didn't Write
What's Eating Erica Jacobs
On January 6th of this year, I rang in my 34th birthday by gathering some friends over zoom who were more than willing to take turns reading the apology I deserve from my mother but will never receive. As I was putting an end to the normalization of abuse and lack of accountability in my own relationships, our country was witnessing the repercussions of that normalization. I pray that as I continue re-sensitizing myself to what is wrong, cruel and in violation of humanity, that I am able to take right action as I’m doing in my own life. Thank you Marissa, Lexi, Emily, Laura,...
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Episode 48 | An Amended Eulogy
What's Eating Erica Jacobs
I re-wrote a eulogy for my Dad...fourteen years later. Because eulogies are living, breathing documents, and because my first one was a total sham,
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Episode 47 | I Left a Message on Your Machine
What's Eating Erica Jacobs
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Episode 46 | What it's Like Leaving a Cult
What's Eating Erica Jacobs
Link to blog post version of this episode Support and learn from Antiracism Coach / Educator / Artist Tina Strawn
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Episode 45 | Four Years Ago, I Voted for Trump
What's Eating Erica Jacobs
Original blog post Michelle Obama Podcast episode referenced
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Episode 44 | What's Eating Tracy Lynn Part Two
What's Eating Erica Jacobs
Contact Tracy: *DISCLAIMER* This episode contains description of rape, sexual abuse, and boundary violation. In addition, we will be talking about the damaging aspects of 12 Step Recovery programs. RESOURCES: by by Holly Whitaker "Wealth & Hellness" credit:
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Episode 43 | What's Eating Tracy Lynn
What's Eating Erica Jacobs
Tracy Lynn is a mover, a feeling feeler and body explorer. She teaches and performs movement to sustain herself and samples her movement style from yoga, Middle-Eastern dance, martial arts and exercise modalities like Barre and Pilates. Tracy Lynn wants to help people unapologetically being themselves, through trauma-informed, inclusive and self-affirming movement. You can study with her through her she provides accessible classes starting at $1 per month. And if you’re not totally sick listening to her talk, check out her podcast Hold the Granola on all major listening platforms...
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What's Eating Carlena Brame Part FOUR
What's Eating Erica Jacobs
Carlena Brame is a Developmental Therapist who coaches mothers of children with Autism. Her mission is to help families build strong, nurturing relationship that will guide their child to their highest potential. Now, after 16 years in the Autism field Carlena is finding her passion for empowering women to overcome hardships by becoming self-sufficient in business, finance, horticulture, and health. Podcast: Autism Services: [email protected]
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Episode 42 | What's Eating Carlena Brame Part THREE
What's Eating Erica Jacobs
Carlena Brame is a Developmental Therapist who coaches mothers of children with Autism. Her mission is to help families build strong, nurturing relationship that will guide their child to their highest potential. Now, after 16 years in the Autism field Carlena is finding her passion for empowering women to overcome hardships by becoming self-sufficient in business, finance, horticulture, and health. Podcast: Autism Services: [email protected]
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Episode 42 | What's Eating Carlena Brame Part TWO
What's Eating Erica Jacobs
Carlena Brame is a Developmental Therapist who coaches mothers of children with Autism. Her mission is to help families build strong, nurturing relationship that will guide their child to their highest potential. Now, after 16 years in the Autism field Carlena is finding her passion for empowering women to overcome hardships by becoming self-sufficient in business, finance, horticulture, and health. Podcast: Autism Services: [email protected]
info_outlineHaving been physically present for two of the most devastating events to hit American life, Dr. Ruberg shares her experience and the complexities that accompany being a white-passing woman of color in the midst of traumatic events and in her everyday work as a Psychologist.
This episode is truly packed with nuance, truth and a beautiful articulation of how and why we must do our part to create, renew and restore our world with the kinds of conversations that urge us to look in the mirror.
Links to Dr. Rebecca Ruberg + Additional Resources:
Documentary: Sound and Fury (streaming on Amazon)