In this episode, I read my blog “The Cost of Everything: When Profit Replaces Purpose.” It’s a raw look at how profit-driven systems have reshaped our education, politics, and even our identities—leaving us disconnected, divided, and easier to control. We’ll talk about how survival mode keeps us from thinking critically, why debt has replaced opportunity, and what it really takes to step outside the game they want us to play.

Some of us never got to just be kids.
We’ve been in survival mode for so long, it’s easy to forget what rest even feels like.
This episode of Raccoon Radio dives into the exhaustion of living in a system designed to burn us out—and how healing begins with naming what we’ve been through.

From ten years of therapy to a life-changing C-PTSD diagnosis, I open up about the journey of reclaiming rest, questioning the systems that profit off our burnout, and realizing we were never the problem.

This one’s for the overthinkers, the overworkers, and the ones who feel like they’re always on the edge of collapse.

Stay steady. Stay human. And stop mistaking your neighbor for the enemy.

I didn’t find love after healing.I found it while I was still surviving.

This episode is a reflection on what it means to be seen when you’re still lost in the dark — and how real love doesn’t wait for you to have it all figured out. It holds space. It stays. And sometimes, it helps you find your way back to yourself.

This one’s for the ones still in the thick of it. The ones learning how to choose themselves — even when it feels messy.