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Helena's story is one of transforming something tragic into art. Her suicide attempt left her with several scars, but a piercer found inspiration in her marks. 

Jenny shares two scar stories; the first was a result from a nasty bike accident (always wear a helmet!) and the second deals with a mysterious, painful infection that attacked her whole body during the height of covid. 

In one of the most fun conversations I've had to date, Ryan and I talk about about an array of topics from his relationship with his mom, growing up with a rare kidney disease, music, his various jobs, and more. 

Cait's childhood injury is still visible today; sometimes Grandma doesn't always know best. Check out Cait's podcast, "Friends with Niche Hobbies" here: https://www.friendswithnichehobbies.com/

Catherine's interview actually took place while she was in the hospital for treatment for self-harm and her mental health. On top of self-harm, there is also discussion of sexual abuse in this episode. It was a unique opportunity to interview someone in the middle of their journey to a healthier and healthier place. 

Sarel was mauled by a dog at the age of 4 which left him with a scar on his face. 

Mike is a fascinating guy; our conversation weaves in and out of an array of topics, obviously touching on the various scars he's collected over the years. Check out his podcast, "That's Enter-brian-ment!": https://open.spotify.com/show/2Z5u0e65PPYaYokI72Yp86?si=KTo-hv2qSvOc9PQ1JKl3Tw&utm_source=copy-link&dl_branch=1

Jessica recounts an incident on Labor Day that led to a scar behind her knee when she was only 2 years old. 

Caitlin had a birth mark removed which left a scar on her face; however, her story focuses on the evolution of her confidence and identity. 

Melanie gained 3 scars in just one year; each one had a significant impact on her and heavily influenced how she approached life after that year. Visit Melanie's website at www.melaniemcnamara.com .

Gulia is the epitome of a strong woman; she had a c-section and a brain tumor removed on the same operating table and then had to relearn how to walk and function with a newborn at home. 

Lala was born with unilateral breast agenesis; meaning as she grew up, she only developed one breast. She discusses her relationship with her body, breast implants, breast removal, and how we can all learn to listen and analyze how we talk about/to our bodies. Check out her website at: https://linktr.ee/laladrona and her most recent performance piece will be available February 15th at: https://vimeo.com/594468276