Jen Vertanen posted:Teri! I visit your website and I immediately see a kindred spirit. I also host a podcast (called Going There) which is all about intimate conversations and stories with folks who've had the 'emotional shit' kicked out of them whether through trauma, sexual identity, etc.
My style is incredibly relatable and down-to-earth...I love to find the silver linings (hope) and am an open book. I personally love to share about my healing journey from childhood trauma (so many twists and turns as I'm sure you can relate), learning to self-parent, working through chronic loneliness, my own work as an Emotional Wellbeing Coach, and lots more. I don't sugarcoat my truths and love getting uncomfortable all in the spirit of helping others feel less alone (including myself).
My media page has a list of shows I've done along with other topics I love to discuss.
I'd love to chat more if you're interested whether it's for your podcast or just to connect with someone who 'gets it'.
Jen
Holy crap! I think I love you. Instant connection with everything about you and your site. I need to spend the entire day reading everything you've ever written. For real. I will definitely check out your podcast, too. I have most certainly had the "emotional shit" kicked out of me (I score a 10 out of 10 on the ACEs survey). Yet, I am a glitter shitter . . . or as you word it on your website "annoyingly positive". We totally need to connect. Either via our podcasts or new social media besties. I adore everything about your website. Whoever created it . . . brilliant vision.
I'd love to have you on air to share your philosophies, mission, goals, annoying positivity, and no-fucks approach to dealing with pain. I'd also love to share your site on my social media sites.
I am flexible with my schedule so day, night, or even weekend interviews via Skype or phone. Real and honest conversation with a mic between us. I'll private message you my podcast questions for your review. Then let's get a date/time on the calendar. I'm super excited!
Peace,
Teri