Reviews

Coming from an 11+ year (beyond) chaotic relationship, I would have never understood what was happening until I found this podcast. Recently, the perfectionism and confusion episodes were so eye opening and I have listened to them multiple times. I am finally able to understand and apply the lessons appropriately (where I most definitely would not have a year ago when I separated) I appreciate your honesty, and willingness to be vulnerable to a crowd of unknown people. You are seen and reaching people that couldn’t put things into words. Hoping to share my story one of these days, until then.. I’ll keep taking notes with the help of your podcast.

Interesting take!

Your perfectionism episode hits home. You are SO deeply appreciated for being you, thank you so much.

Ty

So validating for those who have experienced Narcissist. Have been listening to this podcast since 2019. Has really helped me.

Weeeelcoooome to naaaaarcecissstrr aaaaapaaaaaaaacoooooolyyyyypsssss noooooowwwwww…….

I’ve been playing these podcasts to continue going in my separation. I feel so bad for putting limits but listening to the stories have made me understand that I am not crazy and what I felt and delt with was real!

Please share this resource with Maya, and any other listeners who are going through a divorce with a narcissist, especially if they have children. This has helped me so much, along with your show and other resources. Thank you for all that you do! divorceuniversityonline.com with Tammy Ferreira

My new favorite podcast, listening to these stories makes me feel like I am not alone. Thank you.

The episodes are great, but they’re very hard to hear. The mics are very staticky and tinny and it has to be listened to much louder than most. But that’s my only feedback! Very educational especially the Julie Hall ones.

It’s good to see so many people sharing their stories and opening up in order for others to feel inspired to heal.

Hearing from men who experience narc abuse is so valuable and hopefully stories like this one inspire other men to share. As a woman, I find the male perspective extra fascinating and enlightening. Thank you for opening up and letting the light in.

Wow…just spent the last 4 hours asking myself if I am the abuser because of the way I have reacted to my abuser. Wow. I’m really trying to leave and he has now convinced my family I’m crazy and have all this anger, where when we first met, I was too calm for him. I’ve questioned my sanity, my worth, and have so much guilt. Everything I thought I was has been turned upside down. I’m scared and mad at myself for getting into an abusive relationship AGAIN. Thank you for this podcast. I just found it by searching “domestic violence” on my podcast service and I’m so happy I found it. The relief I felt when I heard I was not alone in being blamed as the abuser by my abuser is more than I could ever describe. I hope I have the same confidence I feel now when I need to tell them to leave and not come back. Thank you!

This is a must listen to for anyone involved with or knows someone who is in an abusive relationship! So relatable and helpful! Thank you for doing this show I’m so glad I found it! These are such taboo topic’s sadly. You are blazing the trails for others to be able to address such scary isolating topics. Narcissistic apocalypse brings these real life experiences to the forefront of the podcast world!

Madison’s story sounds just like my story. I needed this story this week. Thanks for doing this and making me not feel as alone 💕

I’m hooked. Love Chad. He has what it takes to be a top notch podcaster. He is educated, empathetic and shares his own experiences. The stories have helped me immensely and for that I’m grateful ♥️

I’m reaching out to Marie as my heart broke listening to her story. 🫶 Marie I understand every word you spoke, even the silent sentences you were unable to speak. I heard you. I lived through the same nightmare. I’m sending love and hugs to you and thank you so much for sharing your story. Corinne Qld Australia. 💗

Thank you for producing this important volume of work. These personal stories and informative episodes are highly valuable. Your efforts are helping survivors and appreciated.

The stories are very relevant and well done. I just wish the moderator didn’t sound like such a game show host at the beginning of the show. It really does come off as a bit degrading. He does do better during the latter parts of the interview, but please change the introduction. The survivors testimonies are strong and powerful.

Must-listen; if, for no other reason: to hear how the host pronounces the word “against”.

I’ve been listening to you for a few yrs now. I don’t know how I would have survived my last break up without your podcast. You can only understand what an abusive relationship does to a person if you have in fact been through it. I was never so addicted to a person as I was him. The pain was physical. And mental. I had a nervous breakdown and much more. But story by story, one by one You and your guest have pulled me through it. And of course my Heavenly Father. I still have moments and PTS but I know I’ll be okay now. My prayers to all your guests. And all my best to you Brandon. Thank you, Sonya

Love this podcast it’s so real and so truthful keep up the good work this podcast is so spot on

I listened to this podcast today and listened to some of your other podcasts. My heart goes out to spouses and their children who have, to no fault of their own suffered from the Abuse and Trauma inflicted upon them by this dark, twisted, weak and evil type of “person”. They are like a nuclear plant spilling. They not only destroy their family but destroy the lives of all of those that love and support the victim and victims. It is simply sick that a person would block a mother from going to her crying child because they insisted on having their needs met first. She had to have sex with this despicable creep before she could get to her crying child. We need to continue calling out the Narcissist and the damage they do to their own children and or any other people that they prey on. And the life long scars their victims are left to carry. I commend and applaud your guest in this podcast, who demonstrates the courage and dignity to share her story. And shining light on the dark, lurking sicko narcissist she was married to. Call it out so someone else can benefit from hearing your story. Maybe others will learn to spot these creeps (male or female) and run from them sooner than later. I happen to be a male. So men and women are in harms way when they get involved with a narcissist.

Once, I was eating a bag of chips, and I reached in, and pulled out a pretzel. It was honestly, the worst thing that ever happened to me. Five stars!