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S1E10: Author and Texas Tech University PhD candidate Jessica Smith has lived all over the U.S. and has experienced all forms of sexual harassment. Lubbock is no exception to that. Now, she strives to hold a mirror up to society and highlight the microaggressions that lead to much larger problems. -
S1E9: Michelle Lewark found herself isolated in an abusive relationship after running away with her boyfriend at 15. Eventually, her life was saved by the bite of a brown recluse spider. What started as a near-death experience, ended with a fresh start at life when she finally found the support she needed to leave her abuser for good.
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S1E5: On this episode, we’re invited into unpack ministry lead by Poppy Beard. What started as a prison ministry became a safety net for Lubbock women coming from all walks of life. -
S1E4: Danielle Ratliff is a single mother to three children. She has worked at the same company for nine years, and in spite of her education, experience and hard work, she’s routinely passed up for promotion and raises by white men in her company. -
S1E3: We’re invited along with Louise Anders and Lydia Salas on their pursuit of an education. While one is still a teenager and the other should be settling into retirement, the two share one thing in common: both point to teenage pregnancy as their reason for dropping out of school. -
S1E2: Lupe Cook's second cancer diagnosis left her with a six-figure medical bill. Lupe is a Lubbock native who found a community of support within the walls of this small church overlooking Buffalo Springs Lake. -
S1E1: Kristen Windham found herself living in a nightmare when her marriage to a former police officer turned violent immediately following their wedding. She describes the night that violence nearly took a deadly turn, and convinced her to find a way out.
