In this new episode of the "Free Like Me" podcast, host Clark Fredericks welcomes Kaitlyn, a resilient survivor who has navigated a tumultuous path of abuse, addiction, and trauma. Kaitlyn opens up about her troubled childhood marked by sexual abuse, substance abuse, and familial neglect. Despite facing numerous challenges, including drug addiction, incarceration, and the heartbreak of losing custody of her son, Kaitlyn has forged a path to redemption through unwavering determination, supportive recovery programs, and deep personal reflection. Her inspiring journey is a testament to the power of transformation and healing. Kaitlyn now leads a stable life, running her own business and caring for her son. Tune in for an emotional and uplifting exploration of overcoming adversity and finding freedom from the past.

In the latest episode of the "Free Like Me" podcast, Clark Fredericks hosts Alison, who bravely shares her dual battles against cancer and domestic violence. Throughout the episode, Alison discusses her journey through difficult childhood experiences, an abusive marriage, and her fight against cancer. She provides an intimate look into the red flags she overlooked, the dynamics of financial and emotional abuse, and her road to self-love and empowerment. Alison’s story culminates in seeking justice, leading to her abuser's conviction. This episode not only shines a light on Alison's resilience and strength but also offers resources and hope for those facing similar challenges. Tune in to be moved and motivated by Alison’s courageous fight for freedom and healing.

In this episode of the Free Like Me podcast, host Clark Fredericks welcomes Jason, a prosecutor from South Carolina, who shares his powerful story of overcoming addiction. Jason opens up about his past struggles with alcoholism, prescription drug abuse, and his battle with bipolar disorder. Despite a supportive and stable upbringing, Jason's substance abuse began in college and escalated throughout his career as a criminal defense lawyer and later as a prosecutor. With the realization that he needed to change for the sake of his children, Jason reached rock bottom and sought help. Now six years sober, he discusses his journey to recovery, the importance of mental health treatment, and his mission to help others facing similar challenges. Join us for an inspirational conversation about resilience, transparency, and the road to living free.