Kate DeAraugo was crowned Australian Idol champion in 2005... but not all fairytales have happy endings and Kate’s life quickly spiralled out of control. In 2017, Kate was convicted of drug possession, drug driving and weapons possession. Six years later, Kate is sober, happily married and with a new baby – so she's decided to turn her difficult experiences into a podcast where she can talk about ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Categories | EducationSelf-Improvement |
We've heard Kate's story from Kate herself, but addiction often effects more than just the addict. more
From the depths of addiction to a happy home with a beautiful baby boy, Kate details the steps she took in order to create a life that she loves.
Kate steps into rehab (again) but this time it sticks. In this episode, Kate describes the moment she knew this rehab experience would be different & how she began to rebuild her life. more
In this episode Kate reveals the depths of her addiction... and nothing is off limits. We learn what her ‘rock bottom’ was, the effects of being in a toxic relationship & the lengths her family went to try and save her. more
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I just binge listened to this podcast. I have been a sister and now mother to a loved one in addiction. I have also worked as a drug and alcohol counsellor. Kate does a beautiful job of articulating the journey from an addicts point of view. I cried when I listened to her siblings as I too have felt what they felt and had those big emotions. But I cried for Kate’s Mum as I have also been there too and it’s so different to being a sibling. Being the mother of someone in active addiction is the mo... more
I thouroughly enjoyed this season, listening to both of you and how you conducted yourselves was refreshing to say the least. I’m looking forward to the next season.
Thank you for telling your story Kate, you’ve been through so much and I think your podcast will help a lot of people 🤍
As a someone who has a family member struggling with addiction right now this podcast came at the perfect time. Thank you to Kate and all involved for the honesty and speaking up. As first I thought it was a quick podcast about Kate’s story, but I’m thankful to see it will be ongoing.
Why does Kate say “what have not” instead of the correct saying “what have you”
Apple Podcasts | #80 | Australia/Education/Self-Improvement |
Apple Podcasts | #160 | Australia/Education |
Apple Podcasts | #53 | New Zealand/Education/Self-Improvement |
Apple Podcasts | #106 | New Zealand/Education |
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