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This episode discusses a topic within a new Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) report titled, “Women's Safety & Security: Utahns' Awareness, Understanding, and Attitudes.” This report has four main areas of focus, and today we'll be discussing the area of domestic violence. Dr. Susan Madsen, Founding Director of the UWLP, is joined by one of the leaders for A Bolder Way Forward's Domestic Violence Spoke. Leah Moses is a board member of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition. She is also a certified nurse midwife and became a healthcare provider to support and advocate for survivors of domestic violence. Support the show
In this episode of The Relationship Recovery Podcast, Kierstyn and Tiffany delve into the subconscious patterns that often trap individuals in toxic relationships.They identify four key patterns:1. Low self-esteem, where individuals may accept mistreatment due to undervaluing themselves 2. Unhealthy relationship dynamics learned in childhood, which make toxic behavior feel familiar 3. Hope and denial, where individuals hold on to the hope of change or deny the severity of the issues 4. Fear of being alone, which can prevent individuals from leaving harmful relationships. By shedding light on these patterns, Kierstyn and Tiffany aim to empower listeners to break free from toxic relationships and foster healthier connections.More resources from The Relationship Recovery:Book a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coachingShould I Stay or Should I Go Course:https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgoThe Breakup Recovery Course:https://thebreakuprecovery.com/Breakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations 4 Ways to Break a Trauma Bond Podcast Episode:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-relationship-recovery-podcast/id1606974947?i=1000586502294https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therelationshiprecovery/episodes/4-Steps-to-Break-a-Trauma-Bond---EP102-e1enc7rNational Domestic Violence Hotline:800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:1-800-897-LINK (5465)https://udvc.org/Follow us: Instagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
The phone is a lifeline in cases of domestic violence -- but what happens if you have a difficult time keeping your phone number and separating your line from an abuser? Courtney Johns, KSL Investigative Reporter, looked into a new law that supports survivors in this situation, and if phone providers are following it. Domestic violence resources If you or someone you know is going through abuse, help is available. • The Utah Domestic Violence Coalition operates a confidential statewide, 24-hour domestic abuse hotline at 1-800-897-LINK (5465). • Resources are also available online at the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition website. https://udvc.org/ Utah Domestic Violence Coalition End domestic violence in Utah through advocacy, education, collaboration, and leadership. We connect survivors to resources 24/7: 1-800-897-LINK (5465). udvc.org • YWCA Women in Jeopardy program: 801-537-8600 • Utah’s statewide child abuse and neglect hotline: 1-855-323-DCFS (3237) National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233
The film adaptation of the novel "It Ends With Us" brought many to the theatre over the weekend. The film shares a story about domestic abuse and the complex issues that arise with this crime. Jenn Oxborrow, Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Former Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, shares insight from victims and abusers that add shades of grey to this seemingly black and white topic. What resources are available and can an abuser ever change?
Leaving a relationship with someone who exhibits narcissistic behaviors can be extremely difficult and emotionally draining. In this episode, Tiffany and Kierstyn provide guidance on how to safely and successfully exit such a toxic situation. They discuss the steps to take before, during, and after the separation process.More resources from The Relationship Recovery:Book a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coachingShould I Stay or Should I Go Course:https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgoThe Breakup Recovery Course:https://thebreakuprecovery.com/Breakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations 4 Ways to Break a Trauma Bond Podcast Episode:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-relationship-recovery-podcast/id1606974947?i=1000586502294https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therelationshiprecovery/episodes/4-Steps-to-Break-a-Trauma-Bond---EP102-e1enc7rNational Domestic Violence Hotline:800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:1-800-897-LINK (5465)https://udvc.org/Follow us: Instagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
Leaving a relationship with someone who exhibits narcissistic behaviors can be extremely difficult and emotionally draining. In this episode, Tiffany and Kierstyn provide guidance on how to safely and successfully exit such a toxic situation. They discuss the steps to take before, during, and after the separation process. More resources from The Relationship Recovery: Book a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coaching Should I Stay or Should I Go Course: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgo The Breakup Recovery Course: https://thebreakuprecovery.com/ Breakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations 4 Ways to Break a Trauma Bond Podcast Episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-relationship-recovery-podcast/id1606974947?i=1000586502294 https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therelationshiprecovery/episodes/4-Steps-to-Break-a-Trauma-Bond---EP102-e1enc7r National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233 https://www.thehotline.org/ Utah Domestic Violence Coalition: 1-800-897-LINK (5465) https://udvc.org/ Follow us: Instagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
Sometimes, moving on from a breakup feels impossible. But guess what? You're stronger than you think! In this special bonus episode, we're diving into more of our very own "Breakup Book of Affirmations" to share our favorite words of encouragement. These affirmations are specifically designed to help you heal that broken heart, let go, and step boldly into your bright future. Let's find the perfect affirmations to empower your journey!Key Points Covered:Why affirmations matter: We'll discuss how affirmations can rewire your brain for positive thinking and self-love after a breakup.Powerful picks: We'll read out some of our most impactful affirmations from the book, explaining why each one is so valuable during the healing process.How to use them: We'll offer insider tips on how to make affirmations a powerful part of your daily routine.More resources from The Relationship Recovery:Book a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coachingShould I Stay or Should I Go Course:https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgoThe Breakup Recovery Course:https://thebreakuprecovery.com/Breakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations National Domestic Violence Hotline:800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:1-800-897-LINK (5465)https://udvc.org/Follow us: Instagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
Leaving a relationship with someone who exhibits narcissistic behaviors can be extremely difficult and emotionally draining. In this episode, Tiffany and Kierstyn provide guidance on how to safely and successfully exit such a toxic situation. They discuss the steps to take before, during, and after the separation process.Tiffany and Kierstyn encourage listeners to share their experiences, insights, and advice for those trying to leave a narcissistic partner. They emphasize the importance of self-care, patience, and perseverance throughout the healing process.More resources from The Relationship Recovery:Book a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coachingShould I Stay or Should I Go Course:https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgoThe Breakup Recovery Course:https://thebreakuprecovery.com/Breakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations 4 Ways to Break a Trauma Bond Podcast Episode:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-relationship-recovery-podcast/id1606974947?i=1000586502294https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therelationshiprecovery/episodes/4-Steps-to-Break-a-Trauma-Bond---EP102-e1enc7rNational Domestic Violence Hotline:800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:1-800-897-LINK (5465)https://udvc.org/Follow us: nstagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
Sometimes, moving on from a breakup feels impossible. But guess what? You're stronger than you think! In this special bonus episode, we're diving into our very own "Breakup Book of Affirmations" to share our favorite words of encouragement. These affirmations are specifically designed to help you heal that broken heart, let go, and step boldly into your bright future. Let's find the perfect affirmations to empower your journey!Key Points Covered:Why affirmations matter: We'll discuss how affirmations can rewire your brain for positive thinking and self-love after a breakup.Powerful picks: We'll read out some of our most impactful affirmations from the book, explaining why each one is so valuable during the healing process.How to use them: We'll offer insider tips on how to make affirmations a powerful part of your daily routine.More resources from The Relationship Recovery:Book a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coachingShould I Stay or Should I Go Course:https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgoThe Breakup Recovery Course:https://thebreakuprecovery.com/Breakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations National Domestic Violence Hotline:800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:1-800-897-LINK (5465)https://udvc.org/Follow us: Instagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
We're Back! Today's episode is all about why we stay in unhealthy relationships for too long.Have you ever been in a relationship where you knew it was over, but just couldn't bring yourself to walk away? You're not alone! In this episode, we dig into the messy, all-too-common reasons why we stay in relationships longer than we should. We'll share relatable stories, touch on the psychology behind it all, and give you some tools to make healthier choices.This episode is for you if you struggle to know whether you should stay or go.More resources from The Relationship Recovery:4 Ways to Break a Trauma Bond Podcast Episode:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-relationship-recovery-podcast/id1606974947?i=1000586502294https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therelationshiprecovery/episodes/4-Steps-to-Break-a-Trauma-Bond---EP102-e1enc7rBook a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coachingShould I Stay or Should I Go Course:https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgoThe Breakup Recovery Course:https://thebreakuprecovery.com/Breakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations National Domestic Violence Hotline:800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:1-800-897-LINK (5465)https://udvc.orgFollow us: Instagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
This past fall, Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) researchers conducted a statewide study to establish a baseline of public perceptions of the awareness, understanding, and attitudes regarding the challenges of Utah women and girls. For this episode, Dr. Susan Madsen (Founding Director of the UWLP), is joined by Erin Jemison (Director of Public Policy for the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition) to talk about new research findings specifically related to domestic violence and sexual assault.Overall, the survey focused on five areas: education, community engagement, safety and security, health and well-being, and the workplace. The 80-question survey provided baseline data needed by leaders of A Bolder Way Forward. Listen to this conversation related to where Utahns are at with regard to pressing questions!Support the show
Today's episode of The Relationship Recovery Podcast is a powerful one. Join Tiffany and Kierstyn as they wrap-up part two of 7 key things to consider before you end your relationship. Sometimes, it is possible to save a relationship if we can take a step back and evaluate our situation, and these 7 questions are meant to help you find clarity. However, if you are experiencing any kind of abuse, it is not acceptable and may warrant a safety and exit plan. This episode will help you to identify if this is what you may be experiencing. The National Domestic Violence Hotline is provided for anyone experiencing violence in their relationship. Ultimately, the choice to stay or leave depends on your specific situation, but these questions can be a helpful starting point.This episode is for you if you struggle to know whether you should stay or go.More resources from The Relationship Recovery:Book a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coachingShould I Stay or Should I Go Course:https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgoThe Breakup Recovery Course:https://thebreakuprecovery.com/Breakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations National Domestic Violence Hotline:800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:1-800-897-LINK (5465)https://udvc.org/Follow us: Instagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
Today's episode of The Relationship Recovery Podcast is a powerful one. Join Tiffany and Kierstyn as they guide you through 7 key things to consider before you end your relationship. Sometimes, it is possible to save a relationship if we can take a step back and evaluate our situation, and these 7 questions are meant to help you find clarity. However, if you are experiencing any kind of abuse, it is not acceptable and may warrant a safety and exit plan. This episode will help you to identify if this is what you may be experiencing. The National Domestic Violence Hotline is provided for anyone experiencing violence in their relationship. Ultimately, the choice to stay or leave depends on your specific situation, but these questions can be a helpful starting point.This episode is for you if you struggle to know whether you should stay or go.More resources from The Relationship Recovery:Book a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coachingShould I Stay or Should I Go Course:https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgoThe Breakup Recovery Course:https://thebreakuprecovery.com/Breakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations National Domestic Violence Hotline:800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:1-800-897-LINK (5465)https://udvc.org/Follow us: Instagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
This episode of The Relationship Recovery Podcast is a powerful journey of healing alongside one of our very first coaching clients. Kierstyn and Tiffany interview Carly as she shares her story of heartbreak and the path she took to recover from narcissistic abuse. She shares her experience with The Relationship Recovery coaching program and how it has impacted her life. The conversation dives deep into how her relationship impacted her self-esteem, her sense of trust in herself and others, and her identity as a whole. She shares the steps she took to rebuild herself after the divorce and how she reclaimed her power that was once taken from her. Listeners struggling in similar situations will find solace and strength in Carly's message of hope. The episode also features a fun pop culture break, during which the hosts and Carly test their knowledge on the most expensive celebrity divorces. To wrap it up, Carly shares an inspiring affirmation from The Breakup Book of Affirmations, leaving you feeling seen and empowered.More resources from The Relationship Recovery:Book a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coachingShould I Stay or Should I Go Course:https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgoThe Breakup Recovery Course:https://thebreakuprecovery.com/Breakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations National Domestic Violence Hotline:800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:1-800-897-LINK (5465)https://udvc.org/ Follow us: Instagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
Join your hosts, Tiffany and Kierstyn, for the conclusion of their two-part interview with radio legends Frankie and Jess! This episode dives into their journey of navigating a toxic workplace, from the blindsiding experience of being fired from the radio station to taking their power back in both their personal and professional lives and the rise in the podcasting world with "The Frankie & Jess Podcast."This episode isn't just about overcoming challenges; it's a celebration of friendship, resilience, and the pursuit of your dreams, regardless of what life throws at you. Grab your headphones, press play, and prepare to be empowered and inspired by part 2 of Frankie and Jess's inspiring story!Follow Frankie & Jess here:www.listentofrankieandjess.comListen on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3nZ51qItse0uMvniWqSkmJ?si=55b60b8edbf24118Listen on Apple:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/frankie-and-jess/id1723835486More resources from The Relationship Recovery:Book a Discovery Call with us and begin to heal: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/coachingShould I Stay or Should I Go Course:https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/stayorgoBreakup Book of Affirmations: https://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/product-page/the-breakup-book-of-affirmations Download our brand new app: RECLAIM YOU! Apple iOS store and the Google Play store here:http://www.therelationshiprecovery.com/reclaimyouhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ott.therelationshiprecoveryNational Domestic Violence Hotline:800-799-7233https://www.thehotline.org/Utah Domestic Violence Coalition:1-800-897-LINK (5465)https://udvc.org/ Follow us: Instagram: //www.instagram.com/therelationshiprecovery TikTok: https: //www.tiktok.com/@therelationshiprecovery Youtube: https: //www.youtube.com/channel/UC0xaCdQ_S2o5tQ_ZeqeymDQ
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Monday, February 12, 20244:20 pm: Jason Isaac, Founder and CEO of the American Energy Institute joins Rod to discuss the new Environmental Protection Agency air quality standards for particulate matter.4:38 pm: Ross Kaminsky, Host at KOA radio in Denver, joins the program to discuss the concerns city leaders in Denver are experiencing because of a mass influx of illegal immigrants.6:05 pm: Dan McLaughlin, Senior Writer at National Review Online, joins Rod for a conversation about his New York Post piece about his concerns about Kamala Harris6:20 pm: Sean Trende, Senior Elections Analyst for Real Clear Politics joins Rod to discuss his recent piece about why Joe Biden is so unpopular.6:38 pm: Erin Jemison, Director of Public Policy for the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, joins the show for a conversation about several domestic violence bills being considered by Utah lawmakers and the approach she thinks the state should take to deal with domestic violence.
A Bolder Way Forward is a statewide movement that is bringing together businesses, organizations, and individuals who are either already doing related work around women and girls or are ready to get engaged and lean into the work. If we are serious about ensuring that Utah women, girls, and their families better thrive, we need to create positive change much faster. A Bolder Way Forward leaders are working together to accomplish bold goals in 18 critical areas that require societal change, and one of these is Domestic Violence. Dr. Susan Madsen, Founding Director of the UWLP, is joined by the leaders who are heading up the area—called spokes in the Wheel of Change— of Domestic Violence. First, Sierra Holmes, Programs Director at Fight Against Domestic Violence; and Erin Jemison, Director of Public Policy at the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition.Support the show
Hosts: Greg Skordas and Taylor Morgan Earlier this year, legislators in Utah passed a new law requiring law enforcement to ask potential domestic violence victims a series of questions to assess their situation. Erin Jemison, Policy Director at Utah Domestic Violence Coalition said the new law is a success, but they need more funding due to an uptick in demand for their services.
Hosts: Greg Skordas and Taylor Morgan National Election Results Recap We begin the show by discussing the results of Tuesday’s election around the country. Was this another win by Democrats on candidates and issues? What does it mean for 2024? Hosts Taylor and Greg discuss. Ogden Mayoral Race: Ben Nadolski Voters in Utah have two more weeks before election day for both municipal and special elections. We spoke to Ben Nadolski, candidate for Ogden’s mayoral race, to discuss his election and the issues he is focusing on. Utahns Ask for More Funding to Address Domestic Violence Earlier this year, legislators in Utah passed a new law requiring law enforcement to ask potential domestic violence victims a series of questions to assess their situation. Erin Jemison, Policy Director at Utah Domestic Violence Coalition said the new law is a success, but they need more funding due to an uptick in demand for their services. Update on Utah’s Recent Dog Attacks A 63-year-old Utah woman died Wednesday after being attacked by her son’s dog last week in Salt Lake City. Host Taylor and Greg discuss what went wrong, and the possible charges for the dog owner. 8:05 - Congressman Moore Wins Republican Conference Leadership Position Utah Congressman Blake Moore was elected to a leadership position in the Republican conference this morning, beating out other Republican colleagues. We spoke to Congressman Moore about his new position. Legal Update from the Bidens and Trumps In this segment, we discuss and give an update on the legal trouble that both President Biden and former President Donald Trump's family are facing. President Biden Asks for Humanitarian Pause President Biden is now calling for a humanitarian pause, and Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu has said he is not willing to do a ceasefire. Dr. Anna Pechenkina, Associate Professor at USU, joined the show to discuss the nuances of what a ceasefire would mean, and whether there are any benefits. Are Americans Financially Worse Now? Most Americans are feeling worse about their financial situation today than they were 3 years ago when President Biden got elected according to a new poll by Bankrate. We are joined by Bankrate Senior Economic Analyst Mark Hamrick to discuss the poll, and what it means for 2024.
We're learning the number of Utahns who are victims of domestic violence is higher than originally estimated, and many shelters are overwhelmed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Domestic abuse isn't going away any time soon. In fact, in Utah, where I live, the first half of this year it was on the rise compared to previous years. Hearing the alarming numbers of domestic abuse, I realized I haven't done much to possibly help. That's where this episode comes in; recognizing abuse in your relationship. Join me in this informative episode where I define and identify six different types of abuse, what they are and what they can look like. I'll also provide common ways someone may downplay the actions and behaviors of an abusive partner. Whether this episode opens your eyes to the abuse, you've recognized it for a while, or maybe you're just not sure - help is available. This conversation is crucial, and my goal is to approach it with utmost care and sensitivity, offering awareness, resources and support to those who may be in need. The Utah Domestic Violence Coalition operates a confidential statewide, 24-hour domestic abuse hotline at 1-800-897-LINK (5465).Utah Domestic Violence Coalition WebsiteNational Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233 or Text START to 88788National Domestic Violence WebsiteLoveisrespect.orgKSL Domestic Violence articleTo schedule your complimentary consult with Karin click here.Make sure to follow and rate the podcast on your favorite podcasting app.For more information and full show notes go to:https://www.karinnelsoncoaching.com/post/Recognizing-Abuse-in-Your-Relationship
Hosts: Maura Carabello This segment continues with the topic of domestic violence, but this time with more of the resources aspect. Kimmi Wolf of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition joins KSL At Night to talk about how to become aware for victims, help out, and know what to do if you are a victim yourself (Toll-free number for a 24/7 statewide hotline from the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition: 800-897-LINK).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hosts: Maura Carabello Hunter Biden and the falling plea deal The plea deal for Hunter Biden seems to be in a hitch; the son of the President of the United States has now pleaded not guilty. This has led to Republicans in the House calling for the impeachment of President Biden and to create a whole slew of problems in the nation's capital. ABC News Correspondent in Washington Andy Field tells solo host Maura Carabello what is going on and what to expect. Domestic Violence Statistics in Utah 22 people were killed in Utah in the first 6 months due to domestic violence. More statistics show more of this problem that is plaguing this state and they come from Professor Sonia Salari in the Department of Family and Consumer Studies at the University of Utah. Professor Salari talks more about the trends in these stats and how it is affecting victims throughout Utah. Domestic Violence Resources and Help in Utah This segment continues with the topic of domestic violence, but this time with more of the resources aspect. Kimmi Wolf of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition joins KSL At Night to talk about how to become aware of victims, help out, and know what to do if you are a victim yourself (Toll-free number for a 24/7 statewide hotline from the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition: 800-897-LINK). Show Up for Teachers Teachers have seen quite a downtrend in resources and employment in recent years. First Lady of the State of Utah Abby Cox has started an initiative to show support for school teachers called Show Up for Teachers. The First Lady calls in and chats about this group and how its mission is going to help educators all across the Beehive State.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Domestic violence (DV) is a serious and widespread issue affecting women and families in Utah. One in three Utah women will experience some form of contact sexual violence, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner in her lifetime (33.6%), which is close to the national average (37.3%). The Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) examined domestic violence among Utah women in 2017 and recently published an updated 2023 report, which this podcast episode highlights. Dr. Susan Madsen, Founding Director of the UWLP, is joined by Christiana Wagstaff, Victim Advocate at Utah Valley University, and Erin Jemison, Director of Public Policy at the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition.Support the show
Male suspect with a gun, a protective order violation response, OPD officer shot and in stable condition, described as chaotic...it happened in a parking lot area, at apartments near a technical college. It began when OPD officers were called to an area near apartments and a tech college for a protective order violation-- and ended in a very public shootout --- which may have some asking what's the point of having a piece of paper/PO. Adam Small KSL News Radio reporter joins the show to bring the latest details. D2 speaks with Kimmi Wolf, Communications Specialist with the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition on how protective orders work and why they are beneficial. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Way too many people (especially women) are addicted to being busy. The thing is, this is how most of us were brought up. Do more, work harder, be more. Keep going no matter what. If you're busy “doing,” you'll be fine. Go to the gym, do side projects, and meet friends for happy hour. Keep stepping up, achieving, and doing ALL the things (plus more). And whatever you do … DON'T STOP! Remember that time you booked a “relaxing” vacation? The kind of vacation where you had nothing to do but lounge on the beach and relax. But 2 days in, the edgy uneasiness crept in. And by day 3 you were climbing the walls. Thank god for the piña coladas or you never would've survived! You learned your lesson. From that point on, even your vacations were jam-packed with things to do. Then, in 2020 the pandemic hit, and everything shut down. If you were lucky, you still had work. But everything else you used to do with your time was off the table. And you were forced to sit in the edgy uneasiness that comes with having nothing to do. Nobody knew what would come next. The rules and roadmap to what you're “supposed to do” were gone. And each person had a choice. You could wallow in the uneasiness, drink more, slide into depression, and let the anxiety overtake you. Or you could “let go” of the old way, reimagine a new better-for-you way, and take the steps to make it a reality. With or without a pandemic, this is how you create empowering, perfect-for-you careers and lives. And as a Career Empowerment Coach, it's why I love talking to people like Dora Fang. She created a whole new way of life for herself, living outside the boundaries of what we're “supposed to do.” She went from building strategic partnerships, creating new markets, and catalyzing growth at big companies to traveling full-time in a Winnebago Navion motorhome with her black lab, Tessa. Connect to Genea: Website: https://geneabarnes-elevate.com/ Book a call with Genea: https://bookacallwithgenea.com/ Free Career Guide: https://geneabarnes-elevate.com/career-guide-b/ Connect to Dora: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dora.the.vagabond/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dorafang/ Dora bio: Dora Fang has 20+ years of experience in building strategic partnerships, creating new markets, and catalyzing growth at companies such as eBay and Harley-Davidson. She started an outdoor adventure business in her 20s, before going to graduate school. She loves figuring out new businesses, industries, and ecosystems (she's worked in 6 so far, including medical devices, automotive, renewable energy, and e-commerce). Starting in 2020, she downshifted, fatFIRE'd, and is focused on enjoying adventure/nature and experiencing/learning new things. Dora's focus on helping women achieve self-sufficiency and self-confidence began freshman year in college while volunteering at the local battered women's shelter. Recently in San Francisco, she's helped with shelter operations and events for the Asian Women's Shelter, along with grocery delivery for the local food bank. She was also on the Asian Women's Shelter 25th Anniversary Steering Committee and a shelter volunteer/advocate. While living in Park City, Utah, she served on the Board of Peace House and as liaison to the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition. She also volunteered as a Victim Advocate for the Park City Police and Summit County Sheriff. She is often active with alumni groups, having served as Co-President of the Dartmouth Club of Utah, long-time member of Duke University's Alumni Admissions Advisory Committee, and Young Alumnae President for Chi Omega in Washington DC. She is also a leader within Burning Man crews in California and Utah, having served as a board member of Airpusher Collective and its inimitable airship and treasurer/petrol lead for Cosmiquarium Village. Dora earned her undergraduate degree at Duke University in Public Policy and an MBA from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth. She is a California-certified Domestic Violence Counselor and fluent in Mandarin Chinese. In 2021, Dora moved out of San Francisco, CA into a Winnebago Navion motorhome to travel full-time with her sweet rescue pup, a 9(ish) year old black lab mix named Tessa.
Survivor Voices: Elevate. Engage. Effect Change.Join us this week as we highlight different organizations and their roles in helping achieve the goals of National Crime Victims' Rights Week 2023!Today we talk with Erin Jemison from the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition.Support the show
Rod Arquette Show w/ Greg Hughes Daily Rundown –“Wingman Wednesday,” January 25, 2023 4:20 pm: Jenn Oxboro, former Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition and a licensed social worker joins Greg and Rod to discuss a series of bills on Utah's Capitol Hill that aim to help police better recognize and react to domestic violence situations 5:38 pm: Representative Mike Schultz joins Rod and Greg for a conversation about the reaction to the school choice bill on Utah's Capitol Hill and to the speed at which it is moving through the legislature
POWW Revenge of the Covers Episode: This episode is features guest host CJ Coop of Racist Kramer. We play a bunch of punk bands covering tracks and discuss the upcoming show in SLC, Friendsmas Eve, raising for The Utah Domestic Violence Coalition.
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown –Thursday, July 21, 20224:20 pm: Mohamed Baayd of the Salt Lake City School Board joins Rod for a conversation about why he says the complaints made against Superintendent Timothy Gadson leading to Gadson being placed on administrative leave are blatantly racist5:20 pm: Kimmi Wolf of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition joins the show to discuss the failure of the University of Utah to protect yet another student that reported episodes of domestic abuse, resulting in the murder of another female student6:05 pm: Naomi Lim, White House Reporter for the Washington Examiner joins the show for a conversation about how Joe Biden disappointed climate activists by choosing not to declare a climate emergency6:20 pm: Joel Kotkin, Professor of Urban Studies at Chapman University, joins the show for a conversation about how California Governor Gavin Newsom is not the party savior many Democrats hope he'll be6:38 pm: FreedomWorks economist Stephen Moore joins Rod for their weekly conversation about politics and the nation's economy
This episode we find ourselves at the mouth of Rock Canyon in Provo, Utah. On the way here, April shares with us the horrific story of the murder of Salt Lake City radio host Gaby Ramos. Murdered by her ex-boyfriend (and still on-the-run) Manuel Omar Burciaga-Perea who police assume fled to Mexico. Free resources available for domestic violence victims Utah Domestic Violence Coalition 24/7 hotline: 1-800-897-LINK (5465) Online: udvc.org and thehotline.org In an emergency, call 9-1-1 We arrive at the mouth Rock Canyon just above Provo, Utah where Katie shares with us about the dark history of the conflict between the Natives and white settlers that many believe fuel the negative energy within the canyon. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/haunt-cold/support
In this heavy and noisy world, there ARE ways to show up and lead with empathy! This episode and conversation with the beautiful Keri Jones-Fonnesbeck is an absolute gift as she shares stories of this kind of presence through her life's work and her work with the wonderFULL organization: YWCA. Her example and those she shares of others, is an inspiration that will lead you to feel less heavy and more empowered to take even the smallest of steps to building a better and more together world. Be sure to listen all the way through to hear all of Keri's meaningful stories including one that takes place in Nairobi, Kenya and to hear her important call-to-action at the end. To learn more and/or to support the YWCA: www.ywca.org A little more about Keri: Keri Jones-Fonnesbeck, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), has dedicated the majority of her career to the mission of Eliminating Racism and Empowering Women through work at the YWCA, both locally and nationally. She currently serves as the Senior Director of Member Services at YWCA USA and has since 2019. In that capacity, she oversees a team of directors implementing a variety of technical assistance and training needs for over 200 YWCA's across the US. Before joining YWCA USA, she worked in many different roles at the front line and management teams for YWCA Utah. During her 17 years of service there, her work focused primarily on serving families who have been impacted by domestic violence, providing oversight for emergency and transitional housing, early education, and YWCA Utah's Family Justice Center; and in the operational side of the organization through oversight of facilities, administration, IT, and human resources. In addition, Keri brought and led implementation of the Sanctuary Model — an evidence-based organizational change model rooted in trauma-informed care — to YWCA Utah. Before starting her journey with YWCA, Keri worked with cancer survivors, youth from war-torn areas around the world, and within hospital social work. She has served on the Salt Lake City Human Rights Commission, and on several nonprofit governing boards. In 2014, she was honored as a “Rising Star: 40 under 40” by Utah Business Magazine, and in 2016, she was given the “ACE: Advocacy, Collaboration and Education” award from the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition. Keri has a bachelor's degree from Utah State University in Social Work and Management, and a Master of Social Work from the University of Denver. She lives in Centerville, Utah, with her husband and two children. Finally, if you'd like to support the production of Podcast WonderFULL and the work of Project WonderFULL, head on over to www.projectwonderfull.com/patreon Thank you for listening and for all of your support in making this world a better place!
Episode 212: Domestic Violence: Interview Brielle Cotterman and Melissa Haenchen Brielle Cotterman is a TEDx Speaker, Publicity Expert, and Celebrity-Maker. She is a survivor of attempted murder and domestic violence and an advocate for a world where intimate partner abuse is not tolerated and survivors are met with empathy. She is a graduate of Indiana University, a World's Grand Champion Equestrian, and she has been married for just over a year to the love of her life and owns & operates a show horse breeding farm, where she lives with her husband, three children and many, many animals! She has spent the better part of the last decade helping clients to craft and scale Dream careers to 7 figures and beyond by leveraging their personal stories and passions in order to create speaking tours, author award-winning books, procure media placements, and inspire the millions of people that need to hear their story. Tune in to the audio program to hear Brielle's story about having a gun held to her head, and how she has overcome the abuse. Melissa Haenchen, Prevention Coordinator at the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, hails from Eastern Kansas and earned her degree in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies from the University of Kansas. She began her career as a domestic violence advocate, and has also held roles coordinating outreach and events for an organization serving adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse and supporting parents to strengthen protective factors to prevent childhood sexual abuse, child abuse and neglect. 1-3 women undergo abuse. If you need help - please use the following tools: To contact Brielle Cotterman: www.Briellecotterman.com To contact Melissa Haenchen: Utah Domestic Violence Coalition: Office: 801-521-5544 Help Resources: 24-hour LinkLine - 1-800-897-LINK (Available 24/7 in Utah) For other locations in the USA: www.thehotline.org 1-800-799-7233 Utah Coalition Against Sexual Assault - www.ucasa.org Utah's 24 hr. Sexual Violence crisis line: 1-888-421-1100 Share this episode with anyone who may need it. We'll see you in two weeks for our next episode of the Love Your Story podcast.
Summary: This is part 2 of our last episode, An Inside Look Into Domestic Violence. In this episode, we talk about the staggering numbers of domestic violence rising among teens, the healthy conversations parents need to have with their kids, and how to set healthy boundaries. Learn More About Natalie: Natalie has been a stay-at-home mom for the past 3 years to her 3 children ages 17, 13, and 3. Formerly she was an HR manager for 14 years in the health care industry. Natalie is a survivor of domestic violence who has experienced every aspect of the justice system and offers insight into her domestic violence journey in hopes to educate and help others who may be working in the system or experiencing violence. Learn More About Melissa: Melissa joined the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition as Prevention Coordinator in June of 2021. She hails from Eastern Kansas and earned her degree in Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies from the University of Kansas. She began her career as a domestic violence advocate, and has also held roles coordinating outreach and events for an organization serving adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, and supporting parents to strengthen protective factors to prevent child abuse and neglect. Learn More About Erin: Erin Jemison is an independent consultant focused on supporting nonprofit, government, and community organizations through policy analysis and development, legislative education and advocacy, program design and implementation, and special project facilitation. Erin brings over 20 years of experience as a collaborative leader, practitioner, and policy analyst in domestic and sexual violence issues, criminal and juvenile justice reform, and economic opportunities for women and families. This includes overseeing legislative analysis and strategy in multiple states as a Policy Manager at the Crime and Justice Institute, as well as developing and leading the first statewide policy program focused on Utah women and families as Director of Public Policy at YWCA Utah. Erin also served as Executive Director of the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault, where she managed all operations and government relations and directed statewide technical assistance and public policy focused on supporting survivors, reducing sexual offense recidivism, and promoting public safety. Erin is dedicated to bringing people to the table to find effective, inclusive, and sustainable approaches to complex issues. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from William Smith College and a Master of Public Administration from Montana State University. Key Takeaways: [02:08] Why different generations don't understand why women can't “just remove themselves” from the situation [02:51] What the UDVC sees often among domestic violence situations [04:29] How you can help support a victim of domestic violence [05:16] The most complicating factors that keep a spouse with a violent partner [06:26] Natalie's #1 piece of advice to women who feel trapped in their situation and know that they need to make a change [09:37] Why teen dating violence is so prevalent at a young age [14:04] The #1 red flag for spotting a potentially abusive relationship [15:30] More red flags to look out for [19:23] Why it's so important for parents to talk to their kids about dating and raising awareness about domestic violence [20:08] You need to hear this if you struggle to have uncomfortable conversations with your kids [23:04] How to set aside healthy boundaries and differentiate what your heart wants vs. what your head wants [23:21] The most important lesson that Natalie is teaching her kids about their future relationships [24:20] The emotional work that Natalie underwent to get to where she is physically and mentally today [27:13] This is the #1 thing to walk away with after listening to this episode [29:26] October is domestic violence awareness month — the...
Summary: In this episode, we hear Natalie's traumatic story of survival. We're joined by her and two members of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition as they share the unhealthy signs to look out for in a relationship, how it may look for some, and where you can go if you need support. Learn More About Natalie: Natalie has been a stay-at-home mom for the past 3 years to her 3 children ages 17, 13, and 3. Formerly she was an HR manager for 14 years in the health care industry. Natalie is a survivor of domestic violence who has experienced every aspect of the justice system and offers insight into her domestic violence journey in hopes to educate and help others who may be working in the system or experiencing violence. Learn More About Melissa: Melissa joined the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition as Prevention Coordinator in June of 2021. She hails from Eastern Kansas and earned her degree in Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies from the University of Kansas. She began her career as a domestic violence advocate, and has also held roles coordinating outreach and events for an organization serving adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, and supporting parents to strengthen protective factors to prevent child abuse and neglect. Learn More About Erin: Erin Jemison is an independent consultant focused on supporting nonprofit, government, and community organizations through policy analysis and development, legislative education and advocacy, program design and implementation, and special project facilitation. Erin brings over 20 years of experience as a collaborative leader, practitioner, and policy analyst in domestic and sexual violence issues, criminal and juvenile justice reform, and economic opportunities for women and families. This includes overseeing legislative analysis and strategy in multiple states as a Policy Manager at the Crime and Justice Institute, as well as developing and leading the first statewide policy program focused on Utah women and families as Director of Public Policy at YWCA Utah. Erin also served as Executive Director of the Colorado Coalition Against Sexual Assault, where she managed all operations and government relations and directed statewide technical assistance and public policy focused on supporting survivors, reducing sexual offense recidivism, and promoting public safety. Erin is dedicated to bringing people to the table to find effective, inclusive, and sustainable approaches to complex issues. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from William Smith College and a Master of Public Administration from Montana State University. Key Takeaways: [05:32] Shocking statistics about Domestic Violence in Utah and nationally [08:06] What is the Utah Domestic Coalition? [10:12] How UDVC has navigated through the Pandemic [12:05] What classifies as domestic violence? [14:11] 2 big words that define the dynamics of abusive relationships [15:53] Cruel behaviors that someone might use in an abusive relationship [17:14] What classifies an unhealthy situation vs. an abusive situation [21:06] Meet Natalie as she shares her story as domestic violence survivor [21:55] How Natalie met her ex-husband and the moment she started to notice signs of an abusive relationship [24:50] Natalie's first experience with physical violence and the harassment that followed [30:49] Why a ‘protective order' may not ensure 100% safety [34:24] How Natalie summoned the strength to protect her family with multiple restraining and protective orders against her ex-husband despite each one being violated [37:37] The traumatic event that landed Natalie's ex-husband in prison [42:02] How Natalie took back control of her life despite the trauma she's experienced [44:33] How Natalie's kids are doing now that their father is incarcerated Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Visit the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition website https://www.udvc.org/ (here). If you need help
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Monday, October 4, 20214:20 pm: Utah Senate President Stuart Adams joins Rod to discuss today's meeting of the Business and Labor Interim Committee that aimed to gauge how Utah residents are feeling about the possibility of vaccine mandates for businesses4:38 pm: Liz Sollis of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition joins Rod to discuss the complexities of domestic abuse that have come to light with the most recent video that has surfaced of Gabby Petito6:05 pm: Terry Jones, Editor of Issues and Insights, joins Rod to discuss the results of a recent poll showing most independents are opposed to Joe Biden's massive spending plan6:20 pm: Utah Speaker of the House Brad Wilson joins Rod to discuss a possible plan to work around the vaccine mandates for large businesses expected to be handed down soon by Joe Biden6:35 pm: Kelsey Dallas, Faith Writer for the Deseret News, joins Rod to discuss how religion is playing an increasingly deeper role in the National Basketball Association's vaccine mandate drama
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, so this week we talk with the largest domestic violence coalition in Utah: Utah Domestic Violence Coalition. This weeks guests are Samantha Candland and Andi Tremonte from the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition. Join us as we talk about UDVC programs, LINKLine and how Dungeons and Dragons make them better advocates. Samantha Candland is the volunteer coordinator at UDVC. She has been involved with UDVC for almost two years. Her primary responsibility is to manage the LINKLine, which is a 24/7 anonymous and confidential crisis hotline where volunteers answer calls to help anyone experiencing domestic violence. All volunteers participate in an extensive 40-hour training before they take any calls because they are dealing with dangerous and highly sensitive situations. Volunteers help callers with everything from information, safety planning, advocacy and referrals to services.Andi has an educational background in Psychology and Women and Gender Studies. Andi is the Education and Outreach Coordinator for UDVC. They support domestic violence service providers, sexual assault programs, and government organizations in Utah, offering support services for underserved clients as well as trainings and technical assistance.If you would like to volunteer for the LinkLine or UDVC visit: https://www.udvc.org/get-involved/If you or your organization would like to receive one of the many community or advocate trainings UDVC offers visit: https://www.udvc.org/training/If you are victim of domestic violence and are seeking help there are resources available: National- http://ncadv.org/Local-https://www.utahlegalservices.org/https://www.legalaidsocietyofsaltlake.org/https://timplegal.com/http://www.utahvictimsclinic.org/https://www.ucasa.org/https://www.udvc.org/resources/get-help-now.htmlSupport the show (https://secure.givelively.org/donate/utah-domestic-violence-legal-services)
Ann Dent, political consultant and HomeSafe Coordinator for the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition joins Amy Donaldson and Jasen Lee on this episode of the Loudmouth Project's Voices of Reason. We discuss presidential politics, Jasen rants about police brutality and we chime in on white supremacy infiltrating the ranks of law enforcement nationwide. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Utah Rep. Angela Romero, D-Salt Lake joins Amy Donaldson and guest cohost Ann Dent, political consultant and HomeSafe Coordinator for the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition to discuss the recent controversy involving U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-New York and Rep. Ted Yoho, R-Florida and the ongoing fight against misogyny in national politics.
In March the Salt Lake City Police reported an uptick in domestic violence calls. Jenn Oxborrow, the Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, joins Lee to update us on domestic violence in Utah during the coronavirus.
An in-depth hour on the Tinder Date turned deadly. Layton Police say that 25-year-old Ashlyn Black was killed by a man she had just met on Tinder, and her accused murderer confessed to the crime. KSL Newsradio reporter Mary Richards joins for a debrief, then we talk to Jenn Oxborrow of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition about what parents should discuss when talking to their daughters about online dating.
An in-depth hour on the Tinder Date turned deadly. Layton Police say that 25-year-old Ashlyn Black was killed by a man she had just met on Tinder, and her accused murderer confessed to the crime. Mary Richards joins for a debrief, then we talk to Jenn Oxborrow of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition about what parents should discuss when talking to their daughters about online dating.
Two weeks ago, Salt Lake City Police said they were seeing a 33% increase in Domestic Violence calls. Now Utah County Commissioner Nathan Ivie says on twitter that Utah county has a 75% in these calls. Jenn Oxborrow Executive Director of Utah Domestic Violence Coalition about what resources are available if you or someone you know needs help.
Stay at home orders are proving difficult for all of us, but they are even more challenging for survivors of domestic violence. The number of domestic violence calls has increased 33% in the past few weeks. Healthy Mind Matters Host Maria Shilaos speaks with Jennifer Oxborrow who is the Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition about resources for survivors and their families. Free, confidential, statewide support 24/7 at 1-800-897-LINK. For more information and safety plans: udvc.org
Stay at home orders are proving difficult for all of us, but they are even more challenging for survivors of domestic violence. The number of domestic violence calls has increased 33% in the past few weeks. Healthy Mind Matters Host Maria Shilaos speaks with Jennifer Oxborrow who is the Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition about resources for survivors and their families. Free, confidential, statewide support 24/7 at 1-800-897-LINK. For more information and safety plans: udvc.org
Stay at home orders are proving difficult for all of us, but they are even more challenging for survivors of domestic violence. The number of domestic violence calls has increased 33% in the past few weeks. Healthy Mind Matters Host Maria Shilaos speaks with Jennifer Oxborrow who is the Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition about resources for survivors and their families. Free, confidential, statewide support 24/7 at 1-800-897-LINK. For more information and safety plans: udvc.org
Stay at home orders are proving difficult for all of us, but they are even more challenging for survivors of domestic violence. The number of domestic violence calls has increased 33% in the past few weeks. Healthy Mind Matters Host Maria Shilaos speaks with Jennifer Oxborrow who is the Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition about resources for survivors and their families. Free, confidential, statewide support 24/7 at 1-800-897-LINK. For more information and safety plans: udvc.org
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Friday, March 27, 20204:20 pm: Dr. Keith Koper, Director of the University of Utah Seismograph Stations, joins the show to discuss the large number of aftershocks following last week's Magna-based earthquake and what we can expect moving forward4:35 pm: Ed Blake, Executive Director of Salt Lake Valley Habitiat for Humanity, joins the show to discuss why he says now would be a good time to suspend evictions of people who rent their homes5:05 pm: Riverton Mayor Trent Staggs, also a candidate for Salt Lake County Mayor, joins Rod to discuss his op-ed piece in which he says we should focus on testing rather than mandatory stay-at-home orders6:05 pm: Dr. Kevin Pham of the Heritage Foundation joins Rod to discuss the wisdom behind President Trump's 15-days to slow the spread of the coronavirus6:20 pm: Sam Baker of Axios joins the show to discuss the emotional toll the Covid 19 pandemic is having on Americans as many report their health is suffering6:35 pm: We’ll listen back to Rod’s conversations this week with Jenn Oxborrow of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition on her reaction to news from the Salt Lake City Police Department that there has been an uptick in domestic violence reports since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, and (at 6:50 pm) with Joe Rudd of the Utah Funeral Director Association on the obstacles facing the funeral industry because of the coronavirus
Salt Lake City Police are seeing an uptick in domestic violence-related calls in the last two weeks. There are resources available to those who are experiencing domestic violence--even under social distancing. Jen Oxborrow, the Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition joins to give more insight.
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Wednesday, March 25, 20204:20 pm: Clint Mecham, Division Chief for Salt Lake County Emergency Management, joins the show to discuss county conversations about prohibiting gatherings of 10 or more people, including the possibility of issuing citations for such gatherings4:35 pm: Congressman Chris Stewart joins the program to discuss some of the details of the $2 trillion stimulus package agreement reached by Congress today in an attempt to mitigate the financial effects of the coronavirus pandemic5:05 pm: Utah Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox joins Rod for a conversation about the details of the three phase plan for economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic put together by the Governor's Economic Response Task Force5:20 pm: Terry Jeffrey, Editor-in-Chief of CNS News, joins the show to discuss a law passed in Virginia that makes it a criminal offense, punishable by twelve months in jail or a $2,500 fine, to hold a church service attended by more than 10 people.6:05 pm: Utah Gubernatorial candidate Thomas Wright joins the show for a conversation about how the coronavirus pandemic is effecting his campaign, as well as his op-ed piece about the importance of vote-by-mail in a pandemic situation6:20 pm: Jenn Oxborrow, Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, joins Rod to give us her reaction to news that Salt Lake City Police are reporting a hike in domestic violence incidents since the onset of the pandemic6:35 pm: Paula Bolyard, Managing Editor of PJ Media, joins the show to discuss the stimulus package reached by Congress today that will provide a check for $1,200 to every American with an income less than $75,000, and includes money for hospitals and small business loans
On this episode of The Loudmouth Project's Voices of Reason, Jasen Lee speaks with Jennifer Oxborrow, executive director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition and Carrie Butler, policy director with Action Utah — who are working on proposed legislation to prevent domestic violence and suicide in Utah. ***If you need you are in crisis and need resources, call 800-799-7233 [National Domestic Violence Hotline]; 800-273-8255 [National Suicide Prevention Lifeline]***
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Monday, July 1, 20194:20 pm: Carrie Butler, Policy Director for Action Utah, joins the show to discuss her recent op-ed in which she writes that politics is throwing a wrench into healthy debate about ways to stop gun suicides in Utah5:05 pm: Jen Oxborrow, Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, joins the show to discuss victim shaming and why she says those blaming MacKenzie Lueck for her own death are out of line6:05 pm: John Hinderaker of Powerline joins the show to discuss his piece about today’s political climate and how we are living in an age of hate6:20 pm: Lawrence Mead, author and professor at New York University, joins the show to discuss his new book “Burdens of Freedom: Cultural Difference and American Power” about America and the challenges it is facing6:35 pm: Republican activist Kathleen Anderson has announced her candidacy in the race for Ben McAdams’ 4th Congressional District seat and joins Rod to discuss her decision to run for office
On this episode of Voices of Reason, Amy Donaldson and Jasen Lee talk about the issue of domestic abuse and when what may appear to be a typical marriage situation behind the scenes devolves into abuse and violence. Joining us are Jennifer Oxborrow, executive director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition and Dave Cawley, creator and host of the hit KSL podcast COLD — which has over a million downloads. We discuss the dysfunctional relationship story of Susan and Josh Powell. If you are someone you know is a victim of domestic abuse in Utah, please call toll free at 1-800-897-5465 (LINK). Anywhere else in the U.S., call the The National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233. Someone is available 24/7 to take your call.
Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Tuesday, October 23, 20184:20 pm: Jenn Oxborrow, Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, joins the show to discuss last night’s murder-suicide on the campus of the University of Utah and what, if any, warning signs to look for in a dating situation4:35 pm: Republican consultant Jordan Gehrke joins Rod to give us a preview, from a national perspective, on the upcoming midterm election6:05 pm: Utah Senator Jim Dabakis joins the show to discuss the Facebook Live video he posted in which he tried marijuana for the first time during a visit to Las Vegas where the drug is legal6:20 pm: Political commentator Myra Adams joins the show to discuss her piece in Real Clear Politics in which she says people should fear and loathe the 2020 election campaign6:35 pm: Norm Henderson, a long-time critic of the Mountain Accord planning system, joins the show to discuss why he is calling for a federal investigation into the accord and the Utah Transit Authority for planning what he says are secret land trades and transit hubs
One in three Utah women will experience some form of domestic violence in her lifetime, and 40% of adult homicides in Utah are domestic violence related. Domestic violence is a serious and widespread issue affecting women and families in Utah. One in three Utah women will experience some form of domestic violence in her lifetime, and our rate is slightly higher than the national average (32.4% vs 28.8%). According to the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, more than 40% of adult homicides in Utah since 2000 have been domestic violence related. 2 Domestic violence is often presumed to refer only to physical violence, but it also includes many other forms of abuse—emotional, verbal, financial, spiritual, digital/online, and sexual. Domestic violence can be perpetrated against anyone regardless of age, race, ethnicity, religion, or socioeconomic status. A recent survey shows that 86% of Utah women believe domestic violence is a problem in their communities, and 63% believe violence against women is increasing.*This episode was recorded on August 7, 2018 and was released earlier on a different platform.Support the show (https://www.usu.edu/uwlp/get-involved/donate)
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