This is Jane’s story about her experience of what she believed as a teenager to be a loving relationship in an Auckland church community during the 1990s. It was a sexual relationship with a man who was not only ten years her senior, but also her youth group leader. Now, 30 years on and with help from award-winning author and podcast producer Noelle McCarthy, Jane is trying to connect the dots bet... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Categories | Personal JournalsDocumentarySociety & Culture |
Dan has agreed to meet with Jane. But before that happens, Noelle wants Jane to talk to a lawyer about restitution options for survivors of historic sexual abuse in church settings in Aotearoa. Noelle and Jane also reach out to the church to see what... more
Noelle and Jane take a trip to Christchurch to meet with Catherine, a clinical psychologist who has experience working with survivors of sexual abuse. On arrival, Jane is suddenly struck ill and Noelle is worried about the toll this project might be ... more
Jane’s mum and sister knew that Dan and Jane dated in the 90s, but they only learnt the relationship was sexual in recent years. In this episode we talk to Jane’s family about what they remember of Dan and Jane’s connection and the shock they felt wh... more
For thirty years Jane’s best childhood friend, Ange, has been waiting for her call. While Jane and Dan’s relationship was kept secret from most, Ange was privy to every detail from the very start. She remembers Dan as a controlling youth group leader... more
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Thank you for talking about this issue it is very true how an ever like this can change your life. It effects the very makeup of who your are.
Thank you so much for this podcast. I had nearly the identical experience to this and was so similar to Jane in many ways. I still am, now I’m my 40s trying to make sense of this. Thank you for sharing this to support me to unravel this a bit more now that I’m closer to ready to deal with the implications of this for how my life and relationships unfolded. Thank you, Jane and Noelle.
Such a great podcast. Not sensationalised even though the subject matter could be. Beautifully handled by Noelle. Thank you Jane for telling your story.
Speak, even if your voice shakes. Such an important story. Thank you Jane, for your bravery in speaking your truth.
I don’t write reviews, but I had to say thank you for sharing your incredible story of resilience and recovery. I hope you know you are the absolute opposite of someone who should feel “shame”- you are a strong and powerful woman who is now a protective and empathic mother to your very lucky kids. more
Apple Podcasts | #44 | New Zealand/Society & Culture/Documentary |
Apple Podcasts | #124 | Ireland/Society & Culture/Documentary |
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