This week on “Is Anybody Out There?”, we’re continuing the important conversation from last week’s episode with Mayor Shariff and Laticia. Patti and Andrea pick up where they left off, diving deeper into the issues affecting women and the ongoing fight against domestic abuse.

Some conversations are simply too important to end after one episode. Join us as we continue shining a light on these issues, sharing stories, and working together to make sure every woman knows she is heard, supported, and never alone.

Musical guest: Sappha

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"Is Anybody Out There?” is a powerful and heartfelt podcast co-hosted by Patti Collins and Andrea Langefield, empowered by Women Helping Women and the YWCA. Dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, the show creates a safe and supportive space where survivors, advocates, and allies can speak, be heard, and find connection.

Each episode shines a light on the many forms of abuse—emotional, physical, financial, and psychological—through unfiltered survivor stories, expert perspectives, and practical resources for healing and empowerment.

With engaging segments like City Queen Sounds, listener call-ins, and thought-provoking conversations, “Is Anybody Out There?” amplifies women’s voices and connects communities with the tools to spark change. Whether you’re a survivor on a healing journey, a supporter looking to help, or someone seeking to understand, this podcast delivers honesty, awareness, and hope.

Join Patti Collins and her guests as they break the silence, end the stigma, and empower women everywhere.

This week on “Is Anybody Out There?”, we have not one, but TWO incredible guests joining us for an important conversation about breaking barriers, building connections, and standing together to address domestic abuse.

We’re honored to welcome the Honorable Mayor of Compton, Mayor Emma Sharif, alongside Leticia Serwaah Ankrah of Women of Ghana. Though separated by thousands of miles, these two remarkable women have found common ground in a shared mission: addressing the issues that continue to affect women and working together to create meaningful change.

Domestic abuse is not confined by borders, and neither is the need for awareness, advocacy, and support. This conversation highlights the power of women coming together across cultures and communities to amplify voices, confront difficult issues, and work toward a safer future for women everywhere.

Different locations. Different communities. One shared mission. 💜

Join us this week on “Is Anybody Out There?” as we explore what can happen when passionate women connect, collaborate, and refuse to look away from the challenges women face.

Because when we stand together, our voices become stronger—and real change becomes possible.

💜 Listen, share, and help us spread the message.

"Is Anybody Out There?” is a powerful and heartfelt podcast co-hosted by Patti Collins and Andrea Langefield, empowered by Women Helping Women and the YWCA. Dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, the show creates a safe and supportive space where survivors, advocates, and allies can speak, be heard, and find connection.

Each episode shines a light on the many forms of abuse—emotional, physical, financial, and psychological—through unfiltered survivor stories, expert perspectives, and practical resources for healing and empowerment.

With engaging segments like City Queen Sounds, listener call-ins, and thought-provoking conversations, “Is Anybody Out There?” amplifies women’s voices and connects communities with the tools to spark change. Whether you’re a survivor on a healing journey, a supporter looking to help, or someone seeking to understand, this podcast delivers honesty, awareness, and hope.

Join Patti Collins and her guests as they break the silence, end the stigma, and empower women everywhere.

💜 ONE YEAR OF “IS ANYBODY OUT THERE?” 💜

This week, “Is Anybody Out There?” Podcast is celebrating our ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY! 🎉

Join Patti and Andrea, along with producer Chris, as we take a moment to reflect on an incredible year of conversations, stories, and connections.

It has truly been an honor and a privilege to sit behind the Bootsy desk, listening to the powerful stories of survivors and advocates who have been willing to share their voices with us.

Together, we’ve talked about the realities of domestic abuse in all of its devastating forms—and, more importantly, we’ve talked about survival, healing, hope, advocacy, and finding the courage to speak up.

Every guest has reminded us why these conversations matter. Every story has the potential to reach someone who needs to hear that they are not alone.

One year in the books. 💜 One year of voices being heard. One year of awareness, advocacy, and hope.

And we’re just getting started.

Thank you for being part of the “Is Anybody Out There?” family. 💜

Musical Guest: Annie D

Annie D

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https://www.instagram.com/anniedmusic/

https://anniedmusic.bandcamp.com/

"Is Anybody Out There?” is a powerful and heartfelt podcast co-hosted by Patti Collins and Andrea Langefield, empowered by Women Helping Women and the YWCA. Dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, the show creates a safe and supportive space where survivors, advocates, and allies can speak, be heard, and find connection.

Each episode shines a light on the many forms of abuse—emotional, physical, financial, and psychological—through unfiltered survivor stories, expert perspectives, and practical resources for healing and empowerment.

With engaging segments like City Queen Sounds, listener call-ins, and thought-provoking conversations, “Is Anybody Out There?” amplifies women’s voices and connects communities with the tools to spark change. Whether you’re a survivor on a healing journey, a supporter looking to help, or someone seeking to understand, this podcast delivers honesty, awareness, and hope.

Join Patti Collins and her guests as they break the silence, end the stigma, and empower women everywhere.