Hi, Daddy Gang. Before we get into today's conversation, I just want to share a content warning.

This episode is going to include discussions of domestic violence, sexual assault, and abuse, as well as references to substance use.

If you or someone you love need support, I have included resources in the show notes. So please take care

while you are listening to this. Welcome to a very, very special Sunday session. I am so honored and

grateful to be bringing you this episode today. For those who don't know, today, Sunday, March 8th is International Women's Day.

And I am really excited to use today as an opportunity to highlight some truly amazing and

incredible women. I am going to be sitting down with two women who I have gotten to know

through working with an organization called Harvest Home.

I began working with Harvest Home pretty much immediately once I started the Unwell Foundation.

I was looking to partner with groups that put women's issues first and centered conversation around mental health and provided

necessary resources for underprivileged groups.

International Women's Day feels like the perfect time to honor Harvest Home because

this is an organization that really reflects what's possible when we as women show up for one another and find strength

in leaning on each other. Harvest home is a safe haven for women who are pregnant and

experiencing homelessness. They open their doors to mothers and their children. They provide

housing, therapy, financial programs, and so much more to equip these mothers

with everything they need during an extremely vulnerable time in their life.

From getting to know the stories of the mothers in Harvest Home, one thing I've found is so many of them

are coming from unbelievably challenging situations, ones that are often out of their control.

Many of them are survivors of domestic abuse. Many of them are breaking long cycles of generational trauma, and all of them are looking

to put the health and safety of their children first. And so today we will be joined by Sarah,

who is the executive director of Harvest Home, and by Angie, who is an alumni of Harvest Home that has offered to share

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