Making Lemonade w/ Celene Beth Olsen Part 2

Welcome to Hell! This is Oversharing.

We took a moment to vent out our rage about... everything. Specifics being: * The Shingles on Tawny's Face * How ridiculous MAGA & this administration is * Demons aren't in the Epstein Files, men are * The SAVE Act * The Ways the Constitution continues to be violated * Why women are so angry * & why it's all the patriarchy's fault * The Sketchy PR around James Van Der Beek's Death

Making Lemonade w/ Celene Beth Olsen Part 2

Part 2 of Celene Beth Olsen's Episode Roundabout Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction and Emotional Reflections 05:22 The Role of Mental Health in Storytelling 09:53 The Impact of True Crime on Society 15:13 The Importance of Consent in Storytelling 19:52 The Evolution of Mental Health Awareness 24:54 Conversations on Healing and Support 29:28 Finding Common Ground in Divisive Topics 32:54 Understanding Trauma and Its Impact on Relationships 35:43 The Amber Heard Case: A Survivor's Perspective 40:48 Generational Trauma and Its Effects 48:29 The Challenges of Speaking Out Against Powerful Figures 53:08 The Long Road to Justice 53:50 Survivor Stories and the Weight of Accusations 55:00 The Impact of Grooming and Power Dynamics 56:24 Privilege and Empathy in Understanding Trauma 57:02 Complicity and Accountability in High Places 58:23 The Role of Media in Survivor Narratives 01:00:51 Believing Survivors: A Call to Action 01:02:01 Systemic Failures and the Need for Education 01:03:13 Critical Thinking in the Age of Propaganda 01:04:46 The Evolution of Political Awareness 01:07:02 Education and the Responsibility of the Next Generation 01:08:31 The Dangers of Disassociation in Society 01:10:29 Acknowledging Privilege and Supporting Others 01:14:42 The Reality of Trauma in Everyday Life 01:16:31 Using Platforms for Change 01:17:12 The Irony of Fame and Public Attention 01:19:33 Navigating Social Media Engagement 01:20:50 Uplifting Stories and Social Responsibility 01:22:47 Understanding Marginalization and Activism True Crime and the Human Experience 01:31:33 Ethics in True Crime Storytelling 01:36:28 The Importance of Consent in Storytelling 01:42:49 Closing Thoughts and Future Endeavors Celene Beth Olsen On Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/celenebeth/] Celene's LinkTree [https://linktr.ee/CeleneBeth?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGniCmo-rUmCKATPHOcCmv5APDdf_mT5JlAQsf7kAKNF5of7tvtbzT7OgtCJgU_aem_K3dS36x95EQrbE0hkHKX6A] Listen to Celene's Podcast: True Crime & Hollywood: A Personal Tale [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-hollywood-a-personal-tale/id1765299017] Find Oversharing on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/keepoversharing/]

Making Lemonade w/ Celene Beth Olsen Part 1

In this powerful episode of Oversharing, Tawny is joined by Celene Beth Olsen for a very vulnerable discussion about all the things. Celene is a true crime podcaster, filmmaker, producer, artist, advocate, survivor, mental health coordinator, investigative journalist; the amazing list goes on. Together, we unpack the lingering impact of the Epstein files, explore how trauma shapes survivors' voices, and discuss the complex, often polarizing, world of online platforms like HouselnHabit. We also add a dash of our beloved Bravo and discuss the way that we feel the fandom is impacting larger conversations about assault and victimization. Along with telling us about some of her latest projects and what has inspired her to become even more vocal, Celene brings her signature honesty and investigative insight to a conversation about truth, resilience, and the responsibility of sharing our experiences, even when it's uncomfortable. Celene Beth Olsen On Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/celenebeth/] Celene's LinkTree [https://linktr.ee/CeleneBeth?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMjU2MjgxMDQwNTU4AAGniCmo-rUmCKATPHOcCmv5APDdf_mT5JlAQsf7kAKNF5of7tvtbzT7OgtCJgU_aem_K3dS36x95EQrbE0hkHKX6A] Listen to Celene's Podcast: True Crime & Hollywood: A Personal Tale [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/true-crime-hollywood-a-personal-tale/id1765299017] Find Oversharing on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/keepoversharing/] Roundabout Time Stamps 00:00 Introduction and Connection 01:47 Survivor Stories and Rape Culture 08:30 Understanding Trauma and Its Impact 15:46 Navigating Relationships and Personal Responsibility 22:34 Fascism and the Current Political Climate 26:43 The Impact of Casual Racism 34:01 Empathy and Understanding in Conversations 37:40 Political Polarization and Community 50:55 The Complexity of Survivor Narratives 55:47 Understanding Trauma Responses 01:03:58 Navigating the True Crime Landscape 01:08:54 Creating Art from Trauma 01:13:40 The Journey Ahead: A Call for Continued Dialogue

Introducing h8rs: Hating on Taylor Swift

Please enjoy the premiere episode of Tawny's new (additional) podcast with her friend Katie of Online Bullshit Pod. You cannot have a podcast about being a hater and not h8 on one of the most talked-about people of our time: Taylor Allison Swift. In the premiere episode of h8rs we attempt to unpack what makes Taylor Swift so divisive. With one of the most successful music careers in history (that continues to grow) it would be silly to say that Taylor isn’t talented, but exactly what that talent is seems to be a popular debate online. Since The Life of a Showgirl dropped, the internet has been ablaze with new conversations about Taylor’s very public life and the possibility of her entering her conservative, MAGA era. Do these critiques and theories have merit, or is the internet just full of misogynstic, uneducated haters that are hellbent on taking down the most popular woman in the world? As two millennial shit talkers, we couldn’t help but wonder. Please enjoy our thoughts on Taylor Swift, you’ll h8 them. Follow h8rs on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/h8rs.club/] Find Katie on Online Bullshit [https://shows.acast.com/online-bullht]

Rockstar Energy w/ Peggi Hattaway

Peggi Hattaway (@CoachPeggi) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who has spent her career helping the most vulnerable, including time spent working with children through DCFS. She didn't intentionally seek out to work with women in DV situations when she pursued her love for psychology, but it ended up changing her life in more ways than one. By recognizing parallels between her work & life, as well as patterns popping up from her childhood; Peggi began to accept that she was in an abusive relationship. In this episode of Oversharing Peggi walks us through her realizations, how her marriage ended and where she is today. As a therapist and a patient, she has a lot to share about how even those who are trained to recognize red flags can still fall victim to someone waving them. Find Oversharing on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/keepoversharing/] Find Peggi on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/coachpeggi/]