How Low Can You Go

Rogue Energy

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Relationships, Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Education, Self-improvement

3 • 4.4K Ratings

🗓️ 30 May 2025

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

If you’ve ever wondered how perceived powerful women like Cassie, Capricorn, and “Mia” could fall victim to the abuse they’ve bravely testified about—Aubrey understands. She’s lived her own versions of it.

In this raw and revealing episode, Aubrey opens up about her own harrowing experience when love crossed the line into control and cruelty. Through her personal experiences exposed, with the help of trauma therapist Dr. Goldsher, they will unpack the thin, often invisible line between desire, danger, sex and shame. This isn’t just a story about survival – it’s a reckoning with the silence that keeps too many victims in the dark.

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0:00.0	This is an IHeart podcast.
0:05.4	Amy and T.J. presents Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial.
0:10.2	Hey, everyone. Welcome back to Amy and T.J. presents me, Aubrey O'Day covering the Diddy Trial.
0:17.2	And as always, our coverage of the Ditty Trial continues.
0:21.7	So I just want to let everyone know that I'm flying solo today
0:25.2	and that T.J. and Amia are on a much-needed vacation.
0:29.0	And I can't wait to announce my guest today,
0:32.7	who I'm so excited to speak to.
0:34.7	Her name is Dr. Hilary Goldscher.
0:37.2	And she is a clinical psychologist and expert in trauma
0:40.1	recovery and emotional healing. She has over 10 years of experience in psychotherapy services.
0:46.4	She specializes in the treatment of couples, relationships, depression, anxiety, trauma, grief,
0:52.4	and eating disorders. Hillary, girl, I think I have experienced almost all of these.
0:56.9	So I am so happy to talk to you.
0:59.3	I got you.
1:00.1	I got you.
1:00.8	Thank you so much for having me.
1:02.8	Thank you for being here.
1:03.9	So I specifically felt very passionate about discussing last week's testimony, in particular, the forensic psychologist, Don Hughes.
1:15.2	Let me first establish, John Hughes testified for the prosecution. She testified to trauma bonding,
1:22.5	delayed reporting, substance use as a coping mechanism. The internet is buzzing on this conversation.
1:29.6	I think it's so important to establish with you out the gate why women stay with their
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