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Your Trauma Talks, the podcast where pain meets purpose and healing becomes a movement. Hosted by international motivational speaker, mental health advocate, bestselling author, and creative visionary Rahul K. Maharaj, known globally as Mr. Trauma Talks, this show is a raw, unfiltered space for truth, resilience, and transformation.

Born from Rahul’s lived experience and global advocacy including five major mental health conferences (three held on Broadway in Times Square) Your Trauma Talks brings together survivors, experts, and changemakers to share stories that break silence and build strength. From domestic violence and generational trauma to healing through faith, forgiveness, and sound therapy, every episode is a lifeline for those navigating the shadows.
Featuring special segments like Mental Health Bytes, co-hosted with an award-winning psychiatrist from India, and spotlight interviews with voices from around the world, this podcast is more than conversation—it’s community.
Whether you’re tuning in from a hospital bed, a classroom, or a late-night walk through Times Square, Your Trauma Talks reminds you:

“What is meant for you shall never pass you by, and what passes you by was never meant for you.”

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Welcome back to Your Trauma Talks, where we dive deep into the truths people are often afraid to face. Today, we’re stepping into a difficult but necessary conversation—about compulsive and pathological liars.
Let’s be clear: this isn’t about judgment. It’s about understanding. Compulsive liars often lie out of habit, sometimes without even realizing it. Pathological liars take it further—creating elaborate stories, manipulating reality, and often leaving emotional wreckage behind. But behind every lie is a deeper wound. A fear. A need. A trauma.
I’ve seen firsthand how these behaviors can destroy trust, relationships, and even someone’s sense of self. And I’ve also seen how healing begins—not with confrontation, but with compassion and boundaries. If you’ve been hurt by someone who lies compulsively, know this: it’s not your fault. You’re not crazy. And you deserve truth.
If you’re someone who struggles with lying, ask yourself—what are you protecting? What are you afraid to reveal? Because healing starts when we stop hiding.
This is Mr. Trauma Talks, and I believe every story deserves to be told honestly—even the ones we’ve been afraid to face. Let’s keep talking. Let’s keep healing.

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