Cancer is often portrayed as a story of strength, inspiration, and triumph. But what about the parts no one talks about? In this powerful and deeply honest conversation, Christine Fletcher shares her journey through three separate battles with cancer, revealing the physical, emotional, and mental toll that comes with fighting for your life again and again. Christine opens up about the grueling reality of treatment, the moments of fear and uncertainty, and the guilt that can come from feeling like a burden to the people who love you most. This episode goes beyond the inspirational headlines and into the raw, unfiltered truth of survivorship—the exhaustion, the isolation, the resilience, and the courage it takes to keep moving forward when life keeps knocking you down. Christine’s story is one of perseverance, vulnerability, and hope, offering comfort to anyone facing their own battle or supporting someone they love through one. In this episode, we discuss: Christine’s three cancer diagnoses and treatment journeys The harsh realities of chemotherapy, surgeries, and recovery The emotional impact of chronic illness Feeling like a burden to family and friends How cancer changes relationships and identity Finding strength in the darkest moments What survivorship really looks like And don’t miss the end of the episode for a special surprise that left us all smiling. If this conversation resonates with you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who may need to hear Christine’s story. #ThroughTheHurriKane #CancerSurvivor #CancerAwareness #Resilience #Hope #Podcast #SurvivorStory #LifeAfterCancer #Inspiration #HealingJourney Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Have you ever wondered if our loved ones can reach us after they’ve passed? In this episode of Through The HurriKane, Kathleen sits down with Medium Jo, a respected psychic medium to discuss one of life’s greatest mysteries: what happens after we die. From spirit communication and signs from loved ones to common misconceptions about mediumship, this fascinating conversation explores the experiences that have shaped our guest’s beliefs and the countless readings that have changed lives. Together, we discuss: What a psychic medium actually does The difference between psychics and mediums How spirit communication is experienced Common signs from loved ones who have passed away Why some people seem more intuitive than others Skepticism, belief, and finding your own truth How grief can impact our ability to recognize signs The most compelling experiences from years of readings What our guest believes happens after death Whether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or simply curious, this episode offers a thoughtful and respectful exploration of the unknown. 🎙️ Follow Through The HurriKane for more conversations about resilience, transformation, and the human experience. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

This week on Through The HurriKane, Lexi and Kathleen are turning the mic over to you. From personal questions to behind-the-scenes stories, career moments, family dynamics, resilience, relationships, public perception, and everything in between — no topic was off limits. In this special Q&A episode, they answer listener-submitted questions honestly, candidly, and with the kind of conversations that feel more like sitting around the kitchen table than listening to a podcast. Some answers are heartfelt, some surprising, and some may leave you laughing harder than expected. Thank you for continuing to send your questions, stories, and support. Keep them coming — you’re a huge part of what makes this community so special Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this deeply honest conversation, Jessica Langan shares her firsthand experience with addiction, recovery, relapse, and the mental battles that most people never see. Rather than speaking from theory, Jessica offers a raw look into how addiction changes decision-making, relationships, identity, and self-worth. The episode explores the psychology behind addictive behavior, the cycle of shame and escape, and why addicts often act in ways that seem irrational to outsiders. Jessica explains what cravings actually feel like, how denial operates in real time, and the emotional void that substances temporarily fill. Topics include: The internal thought patterns behind addiction Why addicts lie, isolate, and self-sabotage The difference between physical dependence and emotional addiction Shame, trauma, and the need to escape What recovery realistically looks like day-to-day How friends and family misunderstand addiction Rebuilding trust, identity, and purpose after substance abuse The moments that forced Jessica to confront reality Hope, accountability, and long-term healing This episode is an unfiltered look at addiction from someone who lived it — offering insight for people struggling themselves, those supporting loved ones, and anyone trying to better understand the human side of substance abuse. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

This episode is a special one. 💛 We’re celebrating 7 months of Through The HurriKane—and taking a moment to reflect on the journey so far, the stories that have stayed with us, and the incredible guests who have trusted us with their truth. From deeply emotional conversations to moments that made us laugh, this episode is all about looking back at the highlights that shaped this podcast into what it is today. We’re sharing: * Our favorite guest moments that we still think about * The stories that impacted us long after recording ended * Behind-the-scenes reflections from the past 7 months * What this podcast has taught us about resilience, family, and healing This podcast was built on honesty, connection, and the power of storytelling—and this episode is a reminder of just how meaningful that has been. Whether you’ve been with us since the beginning or are just finding us now, we’re so grateful you’re here. 🎧 Tune in, reflect with us, and celebrate how far we’ve come. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this deeply moving episode, we sit down with author Ally Shaw to explore the powerful story behind her book, Chasing Tigers in the Dark. Ally opens up about the storms that shaped her—sharing her experiences with trauma, resilience, and the moments that tested everything she thought she knew about herself. With raw honesty, she takes us into the darkness she once had to navigate, and how she found the strength to keep going when the path forward felt impossible. This conversation is about more than survival—it’s about transformation. Ally reflects on what it means to face your fears head-on, to sit with pain, and ultimately, to come out on the other side stronger, wiser, and more grounded in who you are. If you’ve ever felt lost in your own storm, this episode is a reminder that there is a way through—and that even in the darkest moments, there is something within you worth fighting for. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Nash was more than a companion—he was a once-in-a-lifetime kind of love. In this deeply personal episode, Lexi reflects on the life they shared, the quiet, everyday moments that became everything, and the heartbreak of saying goodbye. It’s a conversation about grief, love, and what it means to be someone’s whole world—and then learn how to live without them. This is for anyone who has ever loved a dog so deeply, it changed them forever. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this episode, we sit down with NFL veteran Paul Frase to talk about the unlikely path that took him from small-town New Hampshire to the biggest stage in football. Growing up playing football on grass and dirt fields, Paul learned early that the game wasn’t about perfect conditions—it was about grit, discipline, and heart. What started as backyard games and local competition eventually turned into a relentless pursuit of a dream that many kids have, but few achieve: playing in the National Football League. Paul shares the untold stories behind the journey—the early sacrifices, the moments of doubt, the mentors who believed in him, and the determination it took to keep going when the odds were stacked against him. From high school football in New England to college competition and ultimately reaching the NFL, his story is a reminder that where you start doesn’t define where you can go. In this conversation, we explore: • Growing up in New Hampshire and falling in love with football • Playing on grass and dirt fields before the bright lights and stadiums • The challenges and realities of pursuing a career in professional sports • What it actually takes—mentally and physically—to make it to the NFL • The lessons football taught him about resilience, discipline, and life beyond the game Paul’s journey is about more than football—it’s about perseverance, humility, and chasing something bigger than yourself, even when the path isn’t clear. Whether you’re a sports fan, an athlete, or someone pursuing an ambitious goal, this episode is a powerful reminder that big dreams can grow from the most humble beginnings. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

In this deeply moving episode, we hear from a father whose life changed forever the day his twins were born — and one did not survive. What does it mean to hold one baby in your arms while grieving the other? How do you celebrate new life while mourning unimaginable loss? And how does grief show up differently for fathers? Our guest shares the raw, complex emotions of becoming a parent in the shadow of loss — the joy, the guilt, the gratitude, the anger, and the silence that so often surrounds men’s grief. He opens up about navigating the hospital room, supporting his partner, and learning how to father both the child he raises and the one he carries in memory. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

Resilience isn’t created overnight — it’s shaped by generations of courage, challenge, and the relentless pursuit of justice. In today’s episode, we take a step back in time to explore how resilience has been forged through history and how those lessons continue to influence the world we live in today. Joined by former Congressman Matt Cartwright, we dive into the stories of individuals who transformed adversity into impact. With a background in history and a deep understanding of the human experience, Matt shares insight into how seemingly ordinary people — from Mahatma Gandhi to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — helped reshape society through perseverance and an unwavering stand against injustice. In honor of Black History Month, this conversation reflects on the enduring legacy of leaders who turned struggle into progress, and how their influence still guides conversations around courage, change, and hope. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.