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Narcissist Apocalypse is a Purple Ribbon Award-winning storytelling podcast that amplifies the voices of those who have experienced narcissistic abuse, coercive control, domestic violence, child abuse, and relational trauma. Our guests share their stories of abuse survival, providing a source of validation, education, inspiration, and hope for those going through similar experiences. Join us and discover how you, too, can overcome the narcissist apocalypse. This domestic violence and narcissistic abuse survivor podcast is here to help you heal.
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In this debrief episode of Narcissist Apocalypse, Brandon breaks down the patterns in Remy’s story, including jealousy, projection, betrayal, and the complicated grief that can happen after an abuser dies. Remy’s abuser repea...
In this episode of Narcissist Apocalypse, Remy shares her story of being in a long-term relationship with a jealous and hypocritical abuser. What began as intense attention from someone she remembered from high school slowly ...
In this episode of Narcissist Apocalypse, Parker returns to share the story of her second abusive relationship with a petty emotional abuser. After leaving her first abusive marriage and being disfellowshipped from the Jehova...
You wake up at 3am and your house is freezing. The thermostat reads 55 degrees. You set it to 70 before bed, like you do every night. You walk down the hallway, adjust it back, and crawl under the covers. Twenty minutes later, your bedroom light tur…
Many survivors of abusive relationships find themselves using phrases that diminish what they experienced: "It wasn't that bad," "Other people had it worse," "At least they never hit me," or "Maybe I'm remembering it wrong." This pattern of minimiza…
After leaving an abusive relationship, a lot of survivors circle back to the same thought: why can’t I tell what happened in a clear way? One moment is sharp, almost too sharp, then the rest of that day, that week, that argument, goes hazy. Yo…
