Keeping Up With Kara And Koa Kara Greene

In this episode, hosted by Olivia Peña, Kara discusses her equine assisted psychotherapy journey at the The Equine Healing Collaborative. Take a listen as she walks her listeners through her journey of self-discovery and healing through the power of horsemanship. If you would like more information visit https://www.equinehealing.org

Music Lost and Found by Olivia Irene
Cover Art by @evanmurraydesign

In part two with Julia Hittler, she opens up about the passing of her 2-month-old son Alex. In this episode, Julia and Kara discuss their upbringings around the topics of miscarriage, abortion, and loss. While speaking with Julia, she shares her many challenges of becoming a mom and losing her son. Both she and Kara share an intimate conversation about their journey of grief and loss. Julia also shares Alex’s beautiful legacy he left behind and her favorite memories. Julia hopes that sharing Alex’s legacy will spread love and light to anyone who has lost a child.

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Julia Hittler, a business owner and marketing executive joins Kara to discuss her journey of coming to America. Julia shares her early childhood life being homeless and an orphan after the collapse of Communist Russia. She explains the post-trauma effects after leaving the orphanage and adjusting to a new culture. Both her and Kara discuss Julia’s upbringing with a new family and life after being adopted. Julia and Kara also discuss the need for awareness of different cultural upbringings. For more of Julia's story check out Episode 11 ,Part 2 All for Alex.

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Whittany Robinson, Bay Area born and raised. A freelance make-up artist shares her journey to New York City amid a global pandemic. Whittany and Kara discuss racism in America and black mental health. Whittany opens up about her mental health growing up and during a pandemic. She also shares her experience of workplace discrimination. Through her story, she hopes that many outside the black community continue to do their part to end violence and police brutality. If you want to learn more about how to support and make change visit https://www.joincampaignzero.org/#vision

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February 14th, also known as Congenital Heart Defects Awareness Day. In this episode Kara shares an intimate conversation with her co-host Hannah Moss about her diagnosis. Kara shares her journey of what it has been like to live with CHD and how it has affected her life in school, work ,and relationships. Both her and Hannah talk about what life is like during a global pandemic and how Kara has navigated through these challenging times. Kara hopes using her CHD voice will bring awareness to her condition and to many others just like her. If you would like to learn more about Congenital Heart Defects , visit the American Heart Association and The Children’s Heart Foundation.

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Stephanie San Juan - a glimpse into life after Cancer, grief, and everything in between. Stephanie shares her journey of navigating her mental health while balancing life as a cancer survivor, single motherhood, and the sudden passing of her father. She and Kara explore the many stages of grief and processing loss. Listen in for an intimate view on managing the post effects of managing trauma as Asian American women, and navigating everyday life.

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