Silence No More is a podcast pertaining to all things domestic violence and sexual assault. Our goal is to educate, bring awareness and help individuals who are affected by domestic violence and sexual assault. This podcast is brought to you by Bolton Refuge House, a domestic violence shelter in Eau…
The Silence No More podcast is a commendable and informative show that aims to shed light on the often overlooked issues of domestic violence, child abuse, and neglect in rural America. The hosts, Ashley and Olivia, tackle these sensitive topics with empathy and compassion, providing a platform for survivors to share their stories and raise awareness about the challenges they face. It is evident that the podcasters genuinely care about making a difference and educating their audience.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the depth of research and preparation that goes into each episode. The hosts provide valuable information about resources, organizations, and laws related to domestic violence and child welfare. They also interview experts in the field to offer insights and guidance to listeners who may be experiencing or witnessing abuse. This thorough approach ensures that listeners are well-informed and can take appropriate action if necessary.
Additionally, the personal stories shared on this podcast are incredibly powerful. By giving survivors a voice and a platform to share their experiences, The Silence No More podcast creates a sense of community for victims who may feel isolated or unheard. These stories not only bring awareness to the extent of the problem but also offer hope and inspiration to those who may be going through similar situations.
However, one potential drawback of this podcast is its limited focus on rural America. While it is important to address the specific challenges faced by victims in rural communities, it would be beneficial for the show to explore more diverse perspectives from urban areas as well. By expanding their scope, Ashley and Olivia could reach a wider audience and provide even more comprehensive insights into domestic violence issues across different settings.
In conclusion, The Silence No More podcast is an exceptional resource for anyone interested in learning more about domestic violence, child abuse, and neglect in rural America. Through detailed research, expert interviews, and compelling survivor stories, Ashley and Olivia create an empowering platform that educates listeners while offering support to those affected by these issues. Despite its limited focus on rural areas, this podcast is a valuable tool in raising awareness and inspiring change.
Today Cody talks with District Attorney Peter Rindal. DA Rindal explains to us how he became a Prosecutor, He also walks us through what exactly a DA does, and shares some interesting statistics on Domestic violence. If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the Show.
In this episode Cody takes a backseat as Cheyanne hosts. Cheyanne will discuss issues and misconceptions of domestic violence, and how its affected the treatment, and mental health of victims. Cheyanne will also talk about the psychological effects domestic violence has on primary, and secondary victims.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the Show.
In this episode Cody dives into the tragic Dominique Dunne story. Were an up and coming Hollywood icon was snuffed out of the limelight by her ex boyfriend.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show
April is Sexual Assault Awareness, and Child Abuse Prevention month. So in this Episode Cody with the help from Jessica from Eau Claire Victim Witness will look into what the process of reporting is, for a victim of one of these crimes.Cody will also share some events planed for April in honor of sexual assault awareness, and child abuse prevention.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.org Support the show
February is Teen Dating Violence awareness month. That's why in todays podcast Cody's going to discuses teen dating, what's it look like, what resources are available to keep teens safe, and to end things off we'll talk with Olivia a Victim Witness Specialist from Eau Claire, to share any interesting trends and or experiences with working with teens throughout the court process.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show
Cody discusses his thoughts on how domestic violence and sexual assault are portrayed in music and film, and why he thinks I could be potentially harmful to survivors.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.org Support the show
In this episode Cody first talks with Taylor from Bolton about the COCs rapid rehousing program. Then Cody talks with Sheriff Riewestahl and Katrina from the Eau Claire Sheriffs Department on Kids and Cops program.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show
Cody talks with domestic violence survivor turned advocate Evelyn on her history of domestic violence, her thoughts on family court, and how she got through it all. If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show
Cody and Bolton's Legal Advocate Bronson dive into End Domestics 2022 domestic homicide report. Cody explains what End Domestics data says, and Bronson goes into why the numbers are what they are, as well as his thoughts on how we can improve Wisconsin's numbers.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show
In this episode Cody discusses a murder case from the 70s that completely changed how the U.S. looked at domestic violence. If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show
WARNING: In todays episode there is some discusses on the topic of CSAM (Child pornography) and Revenge Porn. If either of those things are triggers for you, You may want to sit this one out.In this episode Cody discusses options on how a victim of CSAM or revenge porn can have there unwanted images removed from websites. Special gust Attorney Winter also stops by to explain why CSAM and revenge porn are so harmful to individuals.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show
Today Cody talks with Sarah a domestic abuse survivor. Sarah shares her story of abuse and how she healed in hopes that her story will inspire others who find themselves in similar situations to leave there abuser.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show
A common symptom people who are either in or just left an abusive relationship is anxiety and PTSD. That's why in todays episode Cody shares some techniques to destress.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show
Pat, the director of Bolton Refuge House, Inc shares with us all things related to Bolton, as well as what it's like to be the director of a non-profit that provides services to individuals affected by domestic violence, intimate partner violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show
Cody talks about the History of workplace sexual harassments, and the laws that protect us. If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgWe appreciate your support.Support the show
Today, Cody looks into the question of how does domestic violence effect our pets, and what are ways to keep our animal companions safe when attempting to flee from an abusive relationship.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgWe appreciate your support.Support the show
For national child abuse prevention month Cody talks with Resource Officer Scott. Officer Scott explains to us how violence and neglect can effect our adolescence, along with providing us with tips on what to do if we suspect that a child is being abused. If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline. That number is 715-834-9578. If you have any questions or would like to email us, our email is director@boltonrefuge.orgWe appreciate your support.Support the show
Cody looks into the Gabby Petito case to answer the question what do domestic abuse victims look like.If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgWe appreciate your support.Support the show
Resource Prosecutor Loralee Clark explains to us what the court process looks like, and what victims going through the court process should expect. If you or someone you know is affected by domestic violence and or sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline. That number is 715-834-9578. If you have any questions or would like to email us, our email is director@boltonrefuge.orgWe appreciate your support.Support the show
On this episode, Nathan talks about teen dating violence. He brings up some definitions and statistics about teen dating violence, the impact of these crimes, ways the help survivors, and ways to prevent teen dating violence from happening. If you or someone you know if affected by domestic violence and sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline. That number is 715-834-9578. If you have any questions or would like to email us, our email is director@boltonrefuge.orgThank you so much for your support. Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
In this brand new episode in season two two Silence No More, Nathan sits down with a victim advocate from Bolton Refuge House to discuss self care. Self care is an important part of all indvidiual lives, but is especially important for survivors of abuse and those overcoming trauma. In this episode, the two speakers define self care, talk about misconceptions, discuss barriers that people may have, and brainstorm ideas that everyone can use in their own self-care practices. Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today we explore the changes and challenges that the Judicial System is experiencing due to Covid 19.If you or someone you know if affected by domestic violence or sexual assault, we encouraged you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgThank you so much for supporting this podcast, please share with your friends and family and together, we can help break the silence of domestic violence and sexual assault!Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
At Bolton Refuge House, we have a 24/7 confidential hotline. We encouraged you to give us a call at 715-834-9578 if you are dealing with domestic violence or sexual assault. If you would like to contact us via email, you can contact our director at director@boltonrefuge.org. If you have questions or concerns and would like to learn more about Marsys Law Wisconsin, check out their website at Equalrightsforwi.com. If you want to contact Nela, you can contact her via email at Nkalpic@marsyslaw.usSupport the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Sara Krall, with End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin. Sara writes the homicide report each year for End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin. If you would like to review any of the reports, you can go to endabusewi.org.If you or someone you know if affected by domestic violence and sexual assault, we encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline. That number is 715-834-9578. If you have any questions or would like to email us, our email is director@boltonrefuge.orgThank you so much for your support. Bolton Refuge House Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Episode two of an incredible story about a women who was kidnapped by her boyfriend. If you or someone you know is involved in a domestic violence situation, I want to encouraged you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578.If you want to tell us your story, email us at director@boltonrefuge.org If you are interested in Deodge's book, you can purchase it here: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/i-am-health-wellness-deodge-hill/1132899766?ean=9781645690191Deodge's Nonprofit: https://ph1ll.org/Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Deodge tells her amazing and inspiring story about a relationship she was in. If you are interested in Deodge’s book, you can purchase the book at Barnes and Noble. https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/i-am-health-wellness-deodge-hill/1132899766?ean=9781645690191For more information on Deodge’s nonprofit, check out her website! https://ph1ll.org/Bolton Refuge House 24/7 domestic hotline number is 715-834-9578Our email is director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today we are talking to Abby, who is a nurse at the Eau Claire Health Department. Not only does Bolton Refuge House do community education, but the so does the Eau Claire Health Department! If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence or sexual assault, we want to encourage you to give us a call at our 24/7 confidential hotline. That number is 715-834-9578. Our directors email is director@boltonrefuge.org Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today we talk to two nurses about what to expect during a SANE Exam (Sexual Assault Nursing Examiner). Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Ashley talks about how you will be more likely to stay in an unhealthy relationship if you have a low self esteem. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence or sexual assault, you can call our 24/7 confidential hotline for support. We have trained advocates ready to help you. Need to contact us? Write us at director@boltonrefuge.org Just write PODCAST in the subject line!Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today Ashley talks about the nations opioid addiction. Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Join us today as we talk about how to make a safety plan for you and your family! Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Ashley talks about the opioid crisis! Bolton Refuge House 24/7 confidential phone number: 715-834-9578Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Join us today as we talk to Hannah, from Child Protective Services! She has a lot of good insight! I hope you enjoy! If you or someone you know if experiencing domestic violence or sexual assault, I encouraged you to give us a call at our 24/7 confidential hotline. 715-834-9578Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Ashley talks about rape culture!Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Rachel, from Safe At Home tells us how we can keep our home address from people that we are in fear of. Below, I have linked the Safe At Home website. If you have any questions you can email our director at director@boltonrefuge.org or give us a call at 715-834-9578https://www.doj.state.wi.us/ocvs/safe-homeSupport the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Ashely talks about how to strengthen family bonds!Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today we are talking to a women who we will call, Rachel. Rachel tells us her story about her child getting abused and how she is still fighting for justice. If you or someone you or someone you know is experiencing intimate partner violence, domestic violence or sexual assault and need someone to talk to, we have trained advocates waiting for your call 24/7. The conversation will and always will be 100% confidential. That number is 715-834-9578. If you have any questions about the podcast or would like to tell your story, you can email our director at director@boltonrefuge.org Just make sure the subject line says PODCAST. We look forward to hearing from you!NOTE: ALL names in this episode have been changed for everyones privacy! This production is brought to you by Bolton Refuge House based in Eau Claire, WI. At Bolton Refuge House, we believe everyone has the right to safety, dignity and self determination.Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today, Ashley talks about myths and facts about domestic violence. Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today we have the honor of speaking to Judge Manydeeds about a specific study. This study shows how experiencing domestic violence in the home effects the lifespan of children. Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
If you write poems, write/sing/play music and would like for it to be on the show, send it to director@boltonrefuge.org and your work might be put on the podcast! Just make sure to put in the subject like "podcast" I look forward to hearing from you! Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Jessica, Victim Witness Coordinator, speaks to us about what Victim Witness is and how they are there to help victims of crimes! If you or someone you know if experiencing domestic violence or sexual assault, I encourage you to give us a call at our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or if you have any questions, you can contact our director at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today we are speaking to Stacy (her name has been changed to protect her privacy because she is still fighting her case today.) Stacy tells us the battle she has been fighting and the challenges she has faced with the judicial system. If you are someone you know is experiencing intimate partner violence or sexual assault, we encouraged you to give us a call at our 24/7 confidential hotline. That number is 715-834-9578. If you are looking for ways to help Bolton Refuge House or have questions, you can contact our director at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Join Ashley as she talks about red flags in relationships. If you have any questions, please contact us at our 24/7 confidential hotline; that number is 715-834-9578. You may also contact the director at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today we have the honor of talking to my good friend, Aaron. Aaron is apart of the LGBT community and has faced barriers, hardships and even abuse. Please join us as we can learn from Aaron and help our friends who may be experiencing abuse. If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse, I encourage you to call our 24/7 confidential hotline at 71-834-9578. If you have any questions or concerns you can contact our director at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today we have the honor of talking to my good friend, Aaron. Aaron is apart of the LGBT community and faced barriers, hardships and even abuse. Please join us as we can learn from Aaron and help our friends experiencing abuse. If you are someone you know is experiencing abuse, we encourage you to give us a call at our 24/7 confidential hotline at 715-834-9578 or if you are looking for ways to help Bolton Refuge House, you can contact our director at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Join Ashley as she talks about healthy relationships!!Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today we have the honor of speaking to Dr. Feldman. She discusses the correlation of domestic violence and PTSD. If you would like to contact us, our number is 715-834-9578 or email us at director@boltonrefuge.orgSupport the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Todays Tidbit Tuesday, we discuss that men can be abused in relationships. Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
A program that is based on statistics with the goal of bridging the gap between police departments, the victims and help. Join us in this episode to learn about a program that is helping victims of intimate partner violence and sexual assault. If you have any questions, please email our director at director@boltonrefuge.org or give us a call at 715-834-9578.Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Alisha Sidie was murdered by her husband inside their home. Today we speak with Tracy, Alisha's sister to discuss domestic violence. If you would like more information, go to our website boltonrefuge.org or give us a call at 715-834-9578Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
Today we speak to a women who survived domestic abuse for many years.Support the show (http://boltonrefugehouse.org)
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