34 episodes
Survivor's Guide to True Crime Kimberly Corban & Kara Robinson Chamberlain
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- True Crime
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4.4 • 238 Ratings
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'Survivor's Guide to True Crime' is an interview-style podcast hosted by victim advocates Kimberly Corban and Kara Robinson Chamberlain. Discover true stories of survival, healing, and hope beyond the headlines. Listen as fellow survivors reclaim their narratives and share their experiences in an effort to educate and empower listeners.
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Chapter 30 | Mask On, Mask Off with Kim & Kara
Kara and Kim discuss the concept of "masking" and how it relates to trauma and personal experiences.
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Chapter 29 | We Are The Evidence with Cheyenne Wilson
Cheyenne Wilson BSN, and author of "We Are the Evidence: A Handbook For Finding Your Way after Sexual Assault" is on a mission to raise awareness about the reality of sexual assault, eliminate the stigma associated with being a victim of this violent crime, and make lasting changes in the justice and healthcare systems.
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Chapter 28 | Comin' In Hot with Kim & Kara
Comin' in hot! Kim & Kara are squarely perched upon their soapboxes covering spicy topics like religion, purity culture, and toxic positivity.
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Chapter 27 | Empowered and Unapologetic with Veronica Cisneros
Licensed marriage and family therapist Veronica Cisneros shares her expertise and explores the dynamics of interpersonal relationships.
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Chapter 26 | This Is Going To Ruin The Tour with Kim & Kara
Here's how Kim and Kara have "the talk" while walking the walk with their own children. Typical shenanigans ensue.
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Chapter 25 | Guess Who's Back
Catch up on the past few months with Kim & Kara as they kick of the second season of SGTC.
Customer Reviews
Real. Uplifting. Inspiring.
I love that Kim and Kara are real about life. It’s not all rainbows and unicorns and they never portray it that way, instead they get into the messy hard truth about being a survivor of horrific crimes, and the messy truth of just life; no one is perfect and they don’t pretend to be either.
They empower other survivors in their healing. And most of all inspire change. They teach everyday people how to show support and foster a safe environment when someone discloses trauma. They teach those who consume true crime about ethical true crime. I definitely had no idea what that was before this podcast but it’s certainly impacted the true crime I decide to consume now.
There’s a shift in the true crime world
These hosts are promoting a shift from true crime content taking advantage of stories that don’t belong to the presenters into a reclamation of survivors’ power over their own stories. Kim and Kara tell their own stories and provide a platform for survivors and families of victims to tell their own stories. I, for one, have had enough of sensationalized narratives being blasted on full volume without regard for victims or survivors because “it’s in the public record so it’s fair game.” Not so here. You’ll hear real people sharing relatable, day-to-day life as well as the ways survivors have overcome or are in process of healing from trauma many of us average people can hardly imagine.
Insufferable Karen’s
This is just embarrassing.