A Story House Studio Podcast
What's Your Story?
A podcast about identity, memory, and the stories we tell to survive them.
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Prologue: The Door Is Open
The show is going quiet for a while. Before it does, I wanted to leave one question in the feed.
"What's the story you never tell — not because it hurts too much, but because it felt too small to matter?"
If something surfaced while you read that, the form is below. I'll be listening.
Share Your Story HERE
"What's the story you never tell — not because it hurts too much, but because it felt too small to matter?"
If something surfaced while you read that, the form is below. I'll be listening.
Share Your Story HERE
More Episodes
- How to Find Closure: A Season 3 Solo ReflectionFinding closure isn't always loud, sometimes it's a quiet return to yourself. In this Season 3 finale, host J.D. Murgolo offers a solo benediction: a reflection on healing, personal growth, and the true stories that shaped this season of What's Your Story?
If you've ever struggled to let go, move forward, or make meaning from a painful chapter, this episode is for you. - Reclaiming Your Narrative: Who Controls Your Life Story?What happens when a community decides to tell its own history?
For too long, the stories of many cultures have been told from the outside looking in. Today, we sit with the work of documenting the Cambodian diaspora, a movement of reclaiming narrative, rediscovering cultural pride, and creating a "prepared environment" for a community to speak in its own voice. - What Lingers After Trauma: A Solo Story on What ReturnsA quiet pause before the season’s final stretch. In this solo reflection, J.D. revisits the stories of Season 3 and asks one simple question: What part of you is still returning?
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What does it mean to "come back to yourself" after trauma? Healing is often less about pushing forward and more about returning to the body. This "coming back" involves recognizing the quiet intelligence of our survival mechanisms, the ways our mind and body protected us until it was safe to return to presence. It is a process of reclaiming autonomy through storytelling and somatic awareness.
Why Conventional Treatments Failed Me | S3: What's Your Story?
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