Unfiltered with Love

Kerry Love

🎙️ Unfiltered with Love Hosted by Kerry Love Unfiltered with Love is a love and healing podcast offering honest conversations about emotional wellness, faith-based personal growth, and the journey back to self. Hosted by Kerry Love, this show creates a grounded, welcoming space for real discussions about relationships, self-worth, spiritual growth, healthy boundaries, and learning how to find your voice. Through personal stories, reflective insight, and faith-centered encouragement, Kerry invites listeners to reconnect with themselves and live with greater clarity, courage, and authenticity. Rooted in a belief in God and guided by discernment, this podcast blends lived experience with healing principles to support anyone navigating a self-worth journey or choosing growth over comfort. Each episode is an invitation to slow down, tune in, and release what no longer serves you...so you can step fully into who you were created to be. Whether you’re healing, rebuilding, rediscovering your purpose, or simply longing for deeper truth in your life, Unfiltered with Love offers spiritual encouragement, practical wisdom, and compassion...without filters and without fluff. This is where honesty meets healing.This is where faith feels grounding.This is where you come home to yourself. Unfiltered with Love is intended for educational and inspirational purposes only and does not replace professional medical, psychological, or legal advice.

  1. 1d ago

    Breaking the Silence — Domestic Violence, Mental Health & Stigma with Lindsey Dralle

    Season 3 • Episode 2: Breaking the Silence — Domestic Violence, Mental Health & Stigma with Lindsey Dralle Today’s episode is a deeply personal conversation about domestic violence, sexual assault, PTSD, mental health, stigma, and the courage it can take to ask for help. I’m joined by Lindsey Dralle, founder of I Stand to End the Stigma, an awareness organization focused on mental health and domestic violence. Lindsey shares the experiences that led her to create the organization, including her own mental health struggles, PTSD, sexual assault, abusive relationships, and the loss of someone she met during treatment.  Pasted text We talk about why people stay silent, why getting help should never be viewed as weakness, and how stigma can keep people from being honest about what they are going through. Lindsey also shares how therapy helped her begin to understand the deeper wounds behind some of her patterns and why she now uses her story to help others feel less alone.  Pasted text We also discuss trauma bonds, the question of “Why didn’t they just leave?”, consent, abusive relationship dynamics, authenticity, and the importance of creating space for people to tell the truth about what they are experiencing.  Pasted text One of the most important reminders from this conversation is Lindsey’s message: It’s okay not to be okay. Getting help is one of the strongest things you can do.  Pasted text This episode contains discussion of domestic violence, sexual assault, PTSD, suicide, and mental health. Please take care of yourself while listening and step away if you need to. 🎙️ Unfiltered with Love — honest conversations about love, relationships, growth, and everything in between. Connect with Lindsey Dralle I Stand to End the Stigma Instagram: @reallifewithlindseyd Email: istandtoendthestigma@gmail.com Lindsey is currently building awareness around mental health, domestic violence, suicide awareness, and access to treatment, and is inviting individuals and businesses to stand with the organization and help amplify the message.  Send us Fan Mail Support the show If this resonates with you, be sure to follow the show so you don’t miss future episodes of Unfiltered with Love. If you’re looking for deeper support, I offer 1:1 Emotional Clarity & Guidance Sessions.  Learn more here: unfilteredwithlove.carrd.co

  2. Oct 3

    When Patience Starts to Feel Like Stagnation

    Season 3 • Episode 1: When Patience Starts to Feel Like Stagnation What happens when you’ve done everything you know how to do...and nothing seems to move? For the first episode of Season 3, I’m talking about stagnation — that frustrating place where you’ve tried, changed, prayed, waited, had the conversations, taken the risks, worked on yourself...and still find yourself facing circumstances you can’t completely control. Sometimes “just keep going” stops feeling encouraging. Sometimes you’re simply tired. And sometimes admitting that out loud makes other people uncomfortable. In this episode, I talk about a recent Facebook post that prompted both concerned messages and messages from people saying, “I know exactly what you mean.” It got me thinking about how much more comfortable we seem to be with polished vulnerability — honesty after everything has been resolved — than we are with someone saying, “This is hard, and I don’t have the answer yet.” I’m also exploring something I recently learned about: lamenting. What does it mean to bring frustration, grief, confusion and even anger to God without seeing those feelings as a failure of faith? That question has led me into a Bible study of the book of Job and a different way of thinking about what faith can look like when life doesn’t make sense. And, perhaps appropriately, I’ve also started studying breathwork — which feels almost comical when all I want is movement and my current lesson seems to be...breathe. 😂 Maybe not every next step begins with a huge decision. Maybe sometimes we need enough space to notice what’s happening inside of us before we know what comes next. That idea of space, connection and belonging is also at the heart of something I’m incredibly excited to finally share: Return to Yourself, an intimate Unfiltered Retreat for women at LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort in Naples, Florida. And before we close, I’ll also share a preview of next week’s very different conversation — a guest episode about domestic violence and the realities people outside abusive relationships may not always understand. This season, we’re starting without all the answers. And maybe that’s exactly where we’re supposed to begin. Question to sit with: Where in your life are you being patient...and where might you actually be stagnant? 🎙️ Unfiltered with Love — honest conversations about love, relationships, growth, and everything in between. Return to Yourself — Unfiltered Retreat Return to Yourself is an intentionally small women’s retreat centered around connection, belonging, rest, reflection and creating space to reconnect with yourself. 📍 LaPlaya Beach & Golf Resort Vanderbilt Beach • Naples, Florida Attendance is intentionally limited so that this feels less like moving through a program with strangers and more like being part of a meaningful shared experience. If this sounds like something you’ve been looking for, I encourage you to reserve your place sooner rather than later. Once the available spaces are filled, registration will close. 🎧 Unfiltered with Love listeners receive $100 off retreat registration with code: LOVE100 Learn more about Return to Yourself and future Unfiltered Retreats: Explore Unfiltered Retreats Over the next several weeks, I’ll be sharing more about the retreat and introducing some of the facilitators here on the podcast. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If this resonates with you, be sure to follow the show so you don’t miss future episodes of Unfiltered with Love. If you’re looking for deeper support, I offer 1:1 Emotional Clarity & Guidance Sessions.  Learn more here: unfilteredwithlove.carrd.co

  3. Aug 23

    Why Modern Dating Feels So Hard — with Lucrezia of The Empowered Muse

    Season 2 Finale • Why Modern Dating Feels So Hard — with Lucrezia of The Empowered Muse Why does dating feel so complicated now? For the Season 2 finale of Unfiltered with Love, I’m joined by Lucrezia of The Empowered Muse, whose post Analysis of Modern Dating originally caught my attention because it put into words so many of the things I had already been thinking about love, dating, connection, and relationships. Lucrezia believes the current dating crisis goes much deeper than dating apps and algorithms. In this conversation, we talk about authenticity, emotional availability, “half-presence,” modern independence, masculine and feminine dynamics, and why so many people say they want deep connection while still struggling to truly show up for it. We also explore the difference between independence and interdependence, why receiving support can feel difficult for women who are used to carrying everything themselves, and whether healthy relationships require us to let go of some of the hyper-independence we’ve learned to protect. And perhaps most importantly, we talk about something both of us have learned through experience: Love by itself isn’t always enough. Compatibility matters. Values matter. Emotional compatibility matters. And building the relationship you actually want requires more than simply finding someone you have feelings for. Lucrezia also shares her own journey from a long-term unhealthy relationship into the modern dating world, how that experience led her to study relationship patterns, and how she now uses what she has learned through The Empowered Muse. We close by talking about her book, The Evolution and Revival of Feminine Power, her texting guide, and her free dating-app blueprint designed to help women recognize patterns and make more intentional choices in dating. And because this is the final episode of Season 2, I’m also taking a little time at the end to reflect on where this season has taken us — identity, healing, boundaries, independence, vulnerability, loneliness, relationships, and all the questions that come with figuring out who we are and how we want to live. I’ll be taking a short break before Season 3, but I’ll be back. Until then... Keep asking good questions. Keep being curious. And most importantly... Keep showing up as yourself. 🎙️ Unfiltered with Love — honest conversations about love, relationships, growth, and everything in between. GuestLucrezia — The Empowered Muse  @theempoweredmuse Topics discussed include modern dating, feminine power, relationship dynamics, self-worth, compatibility, dating apps, and intentional relationship choices. Guest Resources MentionedThe Evolution and Revival of Feminine Power Lucrezia’s book exploring women’s evolution, independence, feminine energy, and what she describes as the “superwoman syndrome.” Texting Guide A resource focused on communication and texting dynamics in modern dating. Free Dating App Blueprint A free resource Lucrezia created to help women navigate dating apps and identify mismatches more quickly. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If this resonates with you, be sure to follow the show so you don’t miss future episodes of Unfiltered with Love. If you’re looking for deeper support, I offer 1:1 Emotional Clarity & Guidance Sessions.  Learn more here: unfilteredwithlove.carrd.co

  4. Aug 15

    I Can Be Alone. I Just Don’t Want to Be Anymore.

    Season 2 • Episode 8: I Can Be Alone. I Just Don’t Want to Be Anymore. There’s a difference between being unable to be alone...and realizing you’ve been alone long enough. This week, I’m reflecting on independence, loneliness, partnership, and an epiphany I wasn’t expecting: I know I can do life alone. But I don’t want being alone to be the permanent structure of my life. I’ve spent a lot of my life learning how to handle things myself...from growing up as an only child, to feeling lonely even within marriage, to rebuilding my life after divorce. Somewhere along the way, independence became something I felt like I needed to protect. And we hear that message everywhere: choose yourself, travel alone, take yourself to dinner, buy yourself the flowers. But what if you already know how to buy yourself the flowers...and you’d still really love someone else to bring you some? In this episode, I explore emotional healing, self-discovery, loneliness, interdependence, long-distance relationships, and the difference between needing someone to complete you and simply wanting someone to share your life with. Maybe healthy partnership isn’t about two people who can’t survive without each other. Maybe it’s two people who know they could stand alone...but intentionally choose to stand together. I don’t want to be rescued. I don’t want to be completed. I don’t need to prove that I can survive alone anymore. I already know I can. I just don’t want being alone to be my permanent default. 🎙️ Unfiltered with Love — honest conversations about love, relationships, growth, and everything in between. Send us Fan Mail Support the show If this resonates with you, be sure to follow the show so you don’t miss future episodes of Unfiltered with Love. If you’re looking for deeper support, I offer 1:1 Emotional Clarity & Guidance Sessions.  Learn more here: unfilteredwithlove.carrd.co

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🎙️ Unfiltered with Love Hosted by Kerry Love Unfiltered with Love is a love and healing podcast offering honest conversations about emotional wellness, faith-based personal growth, and the journey back to self. Hosted by Kerry Love, this show creates a grounded, welcoming space for real discussions about relationships, self-worth, spiritual growth, healthy boundaries, and learning how to find your voice. Through personal stories, reflective insight, and faith-centered encouragement, Kerry invites listeners to reconnect with themselves and live with greater clarity, courage, and authenticity. Rooted in a belief in God and guided by discernment, this podcast blends lived experience with healing principles to support anyone navigating a self-worth journey or choosing growth over comfort. Each episode is an invitation to slow down, tune in, and release what no longer serves you...so you can step fully into who you were created to be. Whether you’re healing, rebuilding, rediscovering your purpose, or simply longing for deeper truth in your life, Unfiltered with Love offers spiritual encouragement, practical wisdom, and compassion...without filters and without fluff. This is where honesty meets healing.This is where faith feels grounding.This is where you come home to yourself. Unfiltered with Love is intended for educational and inspirational purposes only and does not replace professional medical, psychological, or legal advice.