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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 119 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Alicia grew up in Mexico inside a family that knew how to look composed in public while doors slammed at home. A fall from a backyard swing set, a scorpion filled hotel room, white pants in third grade, two cats left behind when the family did not re... more
She did everything right—faith, marriage, obedience—and still ended up in an abusive home. That’s when she realized: no one was coming to save her. Not even God.
Jonathan was seven when his family moved to Madrid and settled in a neighborhood overwhelmed by heroin use. What began as his parents’ calling turned into a growing rehab community, and his childhood unfolded inside it. He built real relationships wi... more
This live conversation returns to Holly several years after her original Life Unwasted interview. In the time since, her book, The Missionary Kids: Unmasking the Myths of White Evangelicalism, has entered the world, and she has a different kind of cl... more
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I’m 100% crushing out on this podcast. As a 55-year-old MK, one who no longer would consider herself a “believer,” my formative years are still just so… unique? weird? un-relatable by your average American or westerner?—or at least so I think—by most of my now-peers. It feels like a kind of massage for my heart to listen to these episodes. i think I’m a little bit in love with the hosts and their guests and maybe, also then, with my odd and quirky self… Keep at it, please! I’m especially loving ... more
Love it! Don’t know some of these people, but even the strangers don’t feel like strangers. Keep going 🙂
I never miss an episode. Listen to many of them twice
Great stories about growing up between cultures, and learning to embrace all the parts of yourself as you move into adulthood.
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A thoughtful series centered on missionary kids and cross-cultural upbringings, often exploring trauma, identity, and healing. Episodes pair intimate personal histories with discussions on faith, mental health, and resilience, frequently featuring authors, educators, and professionals who lived abroad or grew up in high-control communities. A standout is the consistent emphasis on authentic storytelling, vulnerable conversations, and practical paths toward self-understanding and recovery. The format often blends memoir-style reflection with insights that resonate with listeners who grew up in similar environments or who are interested in trauma, culture, and family dynamics.
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Life Unwasted launched 4 years ago and published 119 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Life Unwasted include:
1. Jonathan Tepper
2. Holly Berkley Fletcher
3. Adam Cobb
4. Mary Crutchfield
5. Dan Stringer
6. Clare Shepherd
7. Ari Ali
8. Claire Collins Frizen
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