Is Anybody Out There?

Breaking the Cycle: From Witness to Warrior

"Is Anybody Out There?” is a powerful and heartfelt podcast co-hosted by Patti Collins and Andrea Langefeld, empowered by Women Helping Women. Dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, the show creates a safe and supportive space where survivors, advocates, and allies can speak, be heard, and find connection. Each episode shines a light on the many forms of abuse—emotional, physical, financial, and psychological—through unfiltered survivor stories, expert perspectives, and practical resources for healing and empowerment. Through survivor stories, expert conversations, musical guests, and open listener call-ins, each episode builds a community of hope, strength, and understanding. Whether you’re surviving, healing, or supporting someone who is, this podcast reminds you: you are not alone. Join Patti Collins and her guests as they break the silence, end the stigma, and empower women everywhere.This episode features Senovia Byndon, the founder of the annual Domestic Violence Awareness Walk, who shares her journey about witnessing abuse as a child and how it effected her future relationships. We talk about breaking the cycle and the importance of community. Musical Guest: KharaSong: Night Plum
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Faith, Hope, Healing

"Is Anybody Out There?” is a powerful and heartfelt podcast co-hosted by Patti Collins and Andrea Langefeld, empowered by Women Helping Women. Dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, the show creates a safe and supportive space where survivors, advocates, and allies can speak, be heard, and find connection. Each episode shines a light on the many forms of abuse—emotional, physical, financial, and psychological—through unfiltered survivor stories, expert perspectives, and practical resources for healing and empowerment. Through survivor stories, expert conversations, musical guests, and open listener call-ins, each episode builds a community of hope, strength, and understanding. Whether you’re surviving, healing, or supporting someone who is, this podcast reminds you: you are not alone. Join Patti Collins and her guests as they break the silence, end the stigma, and empower women everywhere.This episode dives into a vital conversation with Jess Lamb, an advocate who is bridging the gap between awareness and action in the fight against domestic violence. Jess shows us that you don't need personal experience to be a powerful voice for change. She discusses the core beliefs — faith, hope, and healing — that drive her work, and offers concrete ways every listener can step up to support survivors in their communities. Jess also sings her song "You Got You". Get ready for an honest, hopeful discussion on how to cultivate deep empathy and turn it into meaningful support.Musical Guest: Jess LambFB: https://www.facebook.com/jesslambandthefactory/IG: https://www.instagram.com/jesslambband/?hl=en

Cycle of Abuse

"Is Anybody Out There?” is a powerful and heartfelt podcast co-hosted by Patti Collins and Andrea Langefeld, empowered by Women Helping Women. Dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, the show creates a safe and supportive space where survivors, advocates, and allies can speak, be heard, and find connection. Each episode shines a light on the many forms of abuse—emotional, physical, financial, and psychological—through unfiltered survivor stories, expert perspectives, and practical resources for healing and empowerment. Through survivor stories, expert conversations, musical guests, and open listener call-ins, each episode builds a community of hope, strength, and understanding. Whether you’re surviving, healing, or supporting someone who is, this podcast reminds you: you are not alone. Join Patti Collins and her guests as they break the silence, end the stigma, and empower women everywhere.
This episode is about understanding emotional, physical, financial, and psychological abuse. It is a powerful message that escape is possible and an essential listen for anyone seeking to understand, support, or break free from abusive patterns. Ebony J courageously shares her personal journey, offering listeners a raw and honest look at not only how she overcame and escaped abuse but also how she is now actively helping others by raising awareness and being a beacon of hope. 
Musical Guest: Freedom Nicole Moore FB: facebook.com/freedomnicolemusicIG: instagram.com/freedomnicolemoore.com
 
If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.

Red Flags In Relationships

"Is Anybody Out There?” is a powerful and heartfelt podcast co-hosted by Patti Collins and Andrea Langefeld, empowered by Women Helping Women. Dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, the show creates a safe and supportive space where survivors, advocates, and allies can speak, be heard, and find connection. Each episode shines a light on the many forms of abuse—emotional, physical, financial, and psychological—through unfiltered survivor stories, expert perspectives, and practical resources for healing and empowerment. Through survivor stories, expert conversations, musical guests, and open listener call-ins, each episode builds a community of hope, strength, and understanding. Whether you’re surviving, healing, or supporting someone who is, this podcast reminds you: you are not alone. Join Patti Collins and her guests as they break the silence, end the stigma, and empower women everywhere.
This episode shares about the early warning signs of controlling or abusive behavior, so you can be aware of or understand the situation you may be in. It features guest Kristin Shrimplin, CEO of Women Helping Women. Women Helping Women's mission is to prevent gender-based violence and to empower all survivors.
Musical Guest: Annie DFB: facebook.com/anndriscollmusicIG: instagram.com/anniedmusic
 
If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.

The Impact on Children

“Is Anybody Out There?” is a powerful and heartfelt podcast co-hosted by Patti Collins and Andrea Langefeld, empowered by Women Helping Women. Dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, the show creates a safe and supportive space where survivors, advocates, and allies can speak, be heard, and find connection. Each episode shines a light on the many forms of abuse—emotional, physical, financial, and psychological—through unfiltered survivor stories, expert perspectives, and practical resources for healing and empowerment. Through survivor stories, expert conversations, musical guests, and open listener call-ins, each episode builds a community of hope, strength, and understanding. Whether you’re surviving, healing, or supporting someone who is, this podcast reminds you: you are not alone. Join Patti Collins and her guests as they break the silence, end the stigma, and empower women everywhere.
 
Our co-host and guest this week is Andrea Langefeld. This episode dives into how domestic violence affects kids and what they need to heal. Please don't forget that if you relate to this situation, give yourself grace, you're doing a good job.
 
Musical Guest: Veronique Allaer from "Leggy" singing "Take It Back"FB: facebook.com/leggyIG: instagram.com/leggyband
If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.

Is Anybody Out There? feat. Patti Collins

Is Anybody Out There? Official title announcement 

Is Anybody Out There? — Breaking the Silence

In this first episode, host Patti Collins courageously shares her personal story of daily domestic abuse, her journey to escape, and the emotional scars that remain.The episode offers hope and community: listeners can call in to share their stories, hear a survivor’s mantra and music, and learn about resources like the National Domestic Violence Hotline (1-800-799-7233) and local support organizations.

You Are Not Alone: Patti Collins First Step from Abuse to Healing

In this debut episode, host Patti Collins courageously shares her personal story of daily domestic abuse, her journey to escape, and the emotional scars that remain. She lights a symbolic candle for survivors, offers breathing exercises, invites callers to share their experiences, and features music from City Queen Sounds.The episode emphasizes that healing begins by speaking your truth, provides hotline resources for those in danger, and encourages listeners to connect, call in, and support one another.