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We're All Insane

Devorah Roloff
Mental Health
Trauma
Family Dynamics
Grief
Child Abuse
Therapy
Addiction
Childhood Trauma
PTSD
Sexual Abuse
Child Sexual Abuse
Adoption
Domestic Violence
Anxiety
Trauma Recovery
Parenting
Community Support
Abuse
Alcoholism
Sexual Assault

A podcast where real people share raw, unfiltered stories about their lives, challenges, and traumas that have shaped them. Each episode offers a deep dive into the unique journey of the guest—No scripts. No interruptions. Just authentic storytelling that unfolds naturally, in the guest's own words. If you have a story you'd like to share on the podcast, please send an email to wereallinsanepodcas... more

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Latest Episodes

In this episode, we sit down with Nelson Rodriguez, host of Honor Among Thieves, a candid conversation about growing up around crime, getting pulled into a massive healthcare fraud scheme, losing everything, serving time in federal prison, and ultima... more

Louise Barnett spent 15 years living through extreme highs and devastating lows without knowing she had bipolar I disorder. She chased relationships, drugs, alcohol, and anything else that could quiet the noise in her mind.

Louise joins me to talk a... more

At 16 years old, Kate went to a lake house party with someone she trusted, unaware that the night would change her life forever. After drinking a small amount, she blacked out and spent years trying to understand what happened. Eleven years later, Ka... more

For most of his life, Jason did what he thought he was supposed to do. He got married, built a career, and checked all the boxes, while quietly suppressing something he had actually known since he was six years old.

In 2003, at 28 years old, Jason c... more

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Recent Guests

Nelson Rodriguez
Host of Honor Among Thieves, crime story enthusiast, reformed fraudster
Honor Among Thieves podcast
Episode: I Became a Millionaire Through Fraud
Louise Barnett
Memoir author sharing her lived experience with bipolar disorder and addiction
Episode: Four Men. One Bipolar Mind
Jason W. Miller
Guest who tells a personal story of coming to terms with being gay and navigating infidelity and its aftermath
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Episode: I Cheated on My Pregnant Wife… With a Man
Deanna Powell
Narrative storyteller sharing her life story
Episode: My Boyfriend Trafficked Me to His Friends
Andrea Merriman
True crime survivor, mother of four (later seven), former PR professional, speaker and blogger who built a career around sharing her trauma story
Episode: I Married a Ponzi Schemer
Zach Cheremski
Storyteller, survivor of a spinal cord injury
Episode: Dove in a Lake and Broke My Neck
Kennedy Bingham
Survivor of a power-line incident and public speaker
Episode: Hung From a Power Line By My Leg for an Hour
Madeleine Martin
Storyteller and podcast guest
Episode: I Found A Hidden Camera In My Bedroom
Ginny Priem
Best-selling author, keynote speaker, coach
Episode: Living with a Serial Cheater

Host

Keith; Ryan; Devorah
Keith and Ryan are hosts guiding interviews; Devorah serves as the primary host and interview facilitator with a survivor-centered focus.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 8.6k ratings
  • Editing needs work

    Love the stories being told, but devorah, please take the time to do a more extensive edit when it comes to filtering down the filler words during conversation. The “likes” the “ums”, the “I think too” and the makes listening almost unbearable and completely ruins the effectiveness of the story being told. It’s too distracting. We want to hear the guests tell their story.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Lorroc
    United Statesa month ago
  • Love

    Love, love so in love with this podcast!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mommalette247
    United States2 months ago
  • SO many commercials

    There are long, intrusive and abrupt commercial breaks every 10-15 min throughout the guests’ long-winded, aimless monologues. How can they make such an interesting topic so boring and irritating?

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Zufrieda
    Canada2 months ago
  • Host is Awful

    she has no interview skills and uses her guests to profit off of despite her open views demonizing many of them. take some time to look up her old videos to see what kind of person Devorah really is. YUCK

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    PhillyJawnxo
    United States3 months ago
  • Used to be so good… :(

    I’ve never written a podcast review but this show used to be so amazing, now it feels like almost every new episode is behind a paywall except for the occasional free episode once a month that ends up being personal trauma dumping with no real direction, I loved this podcast in the past because you’d get to hear about so many peoples different experiences and now the free episodes are literally mole$tation or SA which I understand the importance behind covering these topics but those are quite l... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    mathwhiz04
    Canada3 months ago

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Several listeners highlight the importance of creating a safe space for difficult topics and commend the hosted, respectful approach.
Audience appreciates survivor-led perspectives and practical healing insights, though production consistency varies across episodes.
Listeners praise the host's empathy and the guests' compelling stories, but audio quality and pacing issues are recurring critiques.
Some listeners feel the show shifts toward sensational or personal trauma at times, which can be challenging to listen to.
Feedback often requests tighter editing and coaching of guests to improve clarity and takeaway value.

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Talking Points

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I Became a Millionaire Through Fraud
Q: What made you decide to start a podcast and tell your story publicly?
After prison and almost a three-year gap, I wanted to document what happened, process it, and help others understand the human side of these choices. The podcast became a platform to rebrand my life and connect with people who can learn from my mistakes.
I Became a Millionaire Through Fraud
Q: So what age did you really get into that lifestyle after watching Scarface?
It took a long time to cross the line; family influences and exposure to crime shaped the path, but the actual turning points came in my 20s as I started selling and getting involved in schemes that felt like shortcuts to success.
I Was Gang Raped at 16
Q: What happened the night of the party and how did you begin to understand what occurred?
She describes the sequence of events at the lake house party, the blackout, and initial denial, followed by the discovery of the case file years later which confirmed the assault and the involvement of multiple individuals.
I Was Gang Raped at 16
Q: Did you tell your parents about your experience at wilderness camp?
She says her parents didn't want to hear it at first, and they blamed the experience on circumstances beyond their control, though she later came to understand their intentions.
I Was Gang Raped at 16
Q: And when did you meet them for the first time?
She explains the timing around open vs closed adoptions and meeting her birth parents at age 18, noting some relationships remained distant.

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Listeners can expect raw, unfiltered personal narratives that explore trauma, resilience, and recovery. Episodes center on survivors of abuse, addiction, violence, and systemic failures, with guests sharing intimate details in their own words. The format emphasizes un scripted storytelling and authentic perspectives, often highlighting how trauma shaped identity, relationships, and life choices, as well as pathways to healing, empowerment, and advocacy. Noteworthy are the diverse backgrounds of guests (from domestic violence survivors to accident and crime survivors) and a clear emphasis on resilience, accountability, and personal growth. The show is likely to appeal to listeners seeking courageous, experience-rich stories and practical tak... more

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Recent guests on We're All Insane include:

1. Nelson Rodriguez
2. Louise Barnett
3. Jason W. Miller
4. Deanna Powell
5. Andrea Merriman
6. Zach Cheremski
7. Kennedy Bingham
8. Madeleine Martin

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