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On this week’s episode of The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast, we welcome Becca Stevens, founder of Thistle Farms - a social enterprise that helps women survivors overcome and heal from systems of exploitation, prostitution, addiction, and abuse. 

Thistle Farms is a social enterprise that for over 25 years - has lit a pathway of healing and hope for women survivors of trafficking, prostitution, and addiction. Becca's hope for a global movement for women’s freedom began with Thistle Farms’ first residential home and now has grown and evolved into a multifaceted social enterprise that is empowering women and helping them find healing and freedom. 

After experiencing the death of her father and subsequent child abuse when she was 5, Becca longed to open a sanctuary for survivors offering a loving community. 

In 1997, five women who had experienced trafficking, violence, and addiction were welcomed home. Thistle Farms’ first house was just the beginning and now they do so much more - including providing housing, financial independence, and by creating meaningful employment for women survivors. 

Becca is a nonprofit leader, entrepreneur, an Episcopal priest, and she has founded 13 nonprofits and justice enterprises, mentored another 60, and has raised over $75 million to support them. Becca has authored 12 books, including - Snake Oil: The Art of Healing and Truth-Telling. She has been featured on PBS NewsHour, The Today Show, CNN, ABC World News, named a CNN Hero, and White House Champion of Change, and holds five honorary doctorates. Drawn from 25 years of leadership in mission-driven work, Becca leads important conversations across the country with an inspiring message that love is the strongest force for change in the world. 

We are so honored to have Becca on the podcast to share her incredible story and to talk about the amazing work that Thistle Farms is doing to transform the lives of women. 

In this episode, you’ll hear: 

• Becca’s inspiring life story;

• The story of losing her dad at a young age and surviving childhood abuse;

• How she found healing and all about her incredible life journey – becoming an Episcopal priest and how she got into the work she’s doing now helping other survivors;

• How Thistle Farms started and how Thistle Farms is offering freedom and support to survivors of human trafficking, prostitution, and addiction; 

• And so much more.

For more information about Becca and Thistle Farms, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com/BeccaStevens

The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, YouTube, and everywhere you listen to podcasts. 

For more information on 1 GIrl Revolution, please visit: www.1GirlRevolution.com 

Shannon Henry, sexual assault survivor and founder of SASS GO, joins The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast this week to share her inspiring story and to talk about the incredible work SASS GO is doing to empower and protect women and girls. 

Shannon is a wife, a mother, and a fearless leader - who has been described as a velvet brick with a Band-Aid in one hand and sword in the other.  She is a purposed leader who believes in uncovering the power, dignity and beauty of all women by meeting them exactly where they are with compassion and love. Shannon teaches SASS courses at the University of South Carolina as an adjunct professor in the College of Education and around the world. 

When Shannon was 16 years old, she was sexually assaulted. Shannon didn’t tell anyone about what happened to her for years. Shannon learned the SASS curriculum and it was a life-changer for her - and at that moment, she pledged that she would devote her life to sharing the power of SASS and empower others through it. Shortly thereafter, she created SASS Defense and embarked on a journey to empower as many women and girls as possible through SASS.  Under her leadership, Shannon and a team of instructors have positively impacted the lives of thousands of women and girls in universities, the military, churches, schools, community centers, and law enforcement. 

Despite this incredible progress, Shannon and her team recognized a gap between ongoing global need and their reach.  They understood that without resources, it would be nearly impossible to fill this gap.  Thus with guidance from a mentor, her husband and thoughtful consideration and prayer, Shannon moved forward with taking the heart and soul of SASS and placing it inside the organizational framework of a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to catapult the impact SASS was having on thousands into millions, regardless of ability to pay, life circumstances, or geographical location.  She elected to name the propeller SASS GO as it takes the power and purpose of SASS GO to the need, which is everywhere.  

SASS GO is on a mission to eradicate assault, abuse, and trafficking against women and girls globally through prevention education, self defense training, and emergent case consulting.  This dedicated team believes all women deserve to learn the skills needed to save their own lives.  The women and girls we serve are as diverse in age, background, and experience as the world they inhabit with nearly 60% receiving our services for a free or reduced cost.  

Shannon joins The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast to share her inspiring life story and to talk about the incredible, world-changing work of SASS GO. 

In this episode, you’ll hear: 

• Shannon’s inspiring life story;

• Her survivor story and how self-defense classes and the SASS curriculum changed her life;

• How she decided to dedicate her life to empowering other women and girls through self-defense and the SASS curriculum;

• How SASS GO came to be and about their incredible work to save lives and empower women and girls;

• Stories of survivors and how women and girls have been empowered through SASS GO;

• And so much more!

The 1 Girl Revolution Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, YouTube, and everywhere you listen to podcasts. 

For more information about Shannon, SASS GO, to donate, and/or to get involved in their work, please visit: https://1girlrevolution.com/shannonhenry

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Survivor: Season 41 Episode 1. We are thrilled to have you back for another season of Chaos and Coconuts. This week we discuss the long awaited season 41 of survivor, the challenge faux pas, and as usual a little survivor fan rambling. Hosted by Michael Hartman and Samuel Kleintop.Â

Ready for a new podcast to kick off the Survivor off-season? Introducing Outwit, Outplay, OutLIST! A podcast where Rob Cesternino (@robcesternino) and Mike Bloom (@AMikeBloomType) nail down their official rankings of Survivor things. Each week, Rob and Mike will be joined by a special guest to rank different Survivor moments, objects, people, confessionals, and more. Some may call ranking arbitrary and reductive, but this is a podcast based on just that!

This week, Rob and Mike take a trip to tribal council with Mike's RHAP B&B cohost, Liana Boraas (@lianaRHAP). While Wendell Holland may urge Chris Noble to "put the mic down," these three podcasters pick the mic up to break down Survivor's most memorable voting confessionals.

Which voting confessionals stand out to you? Are there any that didn't make the cut that you hoped to see? If you played Survivor, would you opt for a nice goodbye message or a sassy remark? Confess all of your voting confessionals with us on Twitter by tagging @RobHasAPodcast and using the hashtag #RHAP!

Catch up on more Outwit, Outplay, OutLIST:

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For everyone who wanted more T-Bird in the Survivor off-season, your wish has been granted as we once again start up the series “Talking with T-Bird.” Each episode, Rob Cesternino and Survivor: Africa‘s Teresa “T-Bird” Cooper (@tbirdcooper) will catch up with a former Survivor player and talk about anything and take listener questions. In the twenty-fourth episode of “Talking with T-Bird”, Rob and T-Bird’s guest is none other than Gervase Peterson.

Rob and T-Bird speak with two-time Survivor castaway, Gervase Peterson. Gervase originally played on the first season of Survivor, Survivor: Borneo, where he played until day 30 and was the second to last remaining member of the Pagong tribe, finishing in seventh place. After a 13 year hiatus, Gervase returned with his niece, Marissa, to play on Survivor: Blood vs. Water. Gervase survived until day 39 where he spoke at the Final Tribal Council as a member of the final 3, ultimately receiving no votes and coming in third place.

You can check out Gervase’s statistics on the Survivor Wiki from his Survivor career here: Gervase Peterson’s Survivor Wiki Profile. 

For everyone who wanted more T-Bird in the Survivor off-season, your wish has been granted as we once again start up the series “Talking with T-Bird.” Each episode, Rob Cesternino and Survivor: Africa‘s Teresa “T-Bird” Cooper (@tbirdcooper) will catch up with a former Survivor player and talk about anything and take listener questions. In the twenty-second episode of “Talking with T-Bird”, Rob and T-Bird’s guest is none other than Lindsey Richter. Rob and T-Bird speak with T-Bird’s former castmate and castaway from Survivor: Africa, Lindsey Richter. Lindsey was a member of the Samburu Tribe, where she aligned with fellow younger players. During her time in Africa, Lindsey was part of two tie votes. After the first tie vote was dead-locked, Lindsey participated in a tie-breaking trivia challenge, which she won. Unfortunately, on her second tied vote, Lindsey lost the tie-breaker for having more previous votes against her, and was voted out of the game. Lindsey lasted 18 days on Survivor: Africaand came in 11th place.

Rob Cesternino is joined by international Survivor podcast host Shannon Guss (@shannongaitz) to break down why any fan of American Survivor should watch versions of Survivor outside America, including Australian Survivor, Survivor New Zealand, and Survivor South Africa. With no new season of U.S. Survivor set to air this fall, Shannon takes the listeners on a trip into the world of Survivor that exists well beyond the United States.

Show Links:

• All international Survivor coverage on Reality...

For everyone who wanted more T-Bird in the Survivor off-season, your wish has been granted as we once again start up the series “Talking with T-Bird.” Each episode, Rob Cesternino and Survivor: Africa‘s Teresa “T-Bird” Cooper (@tbirdcooper) will catch up with a former Survivor player and talk about anything and take listener questions. In the twenty-first episode of “Talking with T-Bird”, Rob and T-Bird’s guest is none other than Ian Rosenberger.

Rob and T-Bird speak with the castaway from Survivor: Palau, Ian Rosenberger. Ian lasted 38 days and came in third place on Survivor: Palau as a member of one of the most dominant tribes in the history of the game.

You can check out Ian’s statistics on the Survivor Wiki from his Survivor career here: Ian Rosenberger's Survivor Wiki Profile. 

Rob Cesternino is joined by Lindsay Hresko to talk about the sixteen different Meyers-Briggs personality types in another Survivor offseason podcast. After introductions, we start the podcast with Lindsey defining the sixteen types before delving deep into which Survivor castaways represent each personality type.

Meyers-Briggs Personality Types:

Analysts

• Architect (INTJ-A / INTJ-T)
• Logician (INTP-A / INTP-T)
• Commander (ENTJ-A / ENTJ-T)
• Debater (ENTP-A / ENTP-T)
• Diplomats
• Advocate (INFJ-A / INFJ-T)
• Mediator (INFP-A / INFP-T)
• Protagonist (ENFJ-A / ENFJ-T)
• Campaigner (ENFP-A / ENFP-T)
• Sentinels
• Logistician (ISTJ-A / ISTJ-T)
• Defender (ISFJ-A / ISFJ-T)
• Executive (ESTJ-A/ ESTJ-T)
• Consul (ESFJ-A / ESFJ-T)
• Explorers
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For everyone who wanted more T-Bird in the Survivor off-season, your wish has been granted as we once again start up the series "Talking with T-Bird." Each episode, Rob Cesternino and Survivor: Africa's Teresa "T-Bird" Cooper will catch up with a former Survivor player and talk about anything and take listener questions. In the nineteenth episode of "Talking with T-Bird", Rob and T-Bird's guest is none other than Randy Bailey. Rob and T-Bird speak with the castaway from Survivor: Gabon and Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, Randy Bailey. Randy lasted 30 days and came in eighth place on Survivor: Gabon and lasted 8 days and came in eighteenth place on Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains. You can check out Randy's statistics on the Survivor Wiki from his Survivor career here: Randy Bailey’s Survivor Wiki Profile.

For everyone who wanted more T-Bird in the Survivor off-season, your wish has been granted as we once again start up the series "Talking with T-Bird." Each episode, Rob Cesternino and Survivor: Africa's Teresa "T-Bird" Cooper will catch up with a former Survivor player and talk about anything and take listener questions. In this episode of "Talking with T-Bird", Rob and T-Bird's guest is Kathy Vavrick O'Brien. Kathy lasted 38 days and came in third place on Survivor: Marquesas and lasted 28 days on Survivor: All-Stars, coming in eighth place.

To elevate the Black voices in the Survivor community, Rob Cesternino talks with Survivor: One World castaway Sabrina Thompson Mitchell in the third conversation of our new series "Black Voices of Survivor."

In this series, Rob will speak with various African-American members of the Survivor community to teach the audience more about their experiences playing Survivor as an African-American and the unique challenges they faced on and off the island. They will also be focusing on their life experiences as an African-American and tell the listeners how we all can be allies to the Black community given all the unrest going on in the world currently. 

Show Links:

• Donate to Campaign Zero 
• Campaign Zero is a project of the non-profit organization WeTheProtestors with ten different policy solutions created to help every single police department across the United States to end police violence by supporting the analysis of policing practices across the country, research to identify effective solutions to end police violence, technical assistance to organizers leading police accountability campaigns and the development of model legislation and advocacy to end police violence nationwide
• A Petition for Anti-Racism Action by Survivor Entertainment Group
• Purple Pants Re-Post: Brice Izyah Discusses George Floyd - June 3, 2020
• RHAP Spotlight: Revisiting Sean Rector on Talking with T-Bird - June 10, 2020
• Black Voices of Survivor: A Conversation with Jamal Shipman - June 18, 2020
• Black Voices of Survivor Roundtable - June 24, 2020
• Black Voices of Survivor: A Conversation with Julia Carter plus J’Tia Hart on the Survivor Anti-Racism Petition - June 25, 2020
• Tribes and Tribulations: A Conversation on the African-American Reality Television Experience - June 26, 2020
• Whose Tribe is it Anyway | LGBTQ Intersectionality on Survivor - July 15, 2020 

For everyone who wanted more T-Bird in the Survivor off-season, your wish has been granted as we once again start up the series "Talking with T-Bird." Each episode, Rob Cesternino and Survivor: Africa's Teresa "T-Bird" Cooper will catch up with a former Survivor player and talk about anything and take listener questions. In the seventeenth episode of "Talking with T-Bird", Rob and T-Bird's guest is none other than Michael "Frosti" Zernow. Frosti lasted 27 days and came in eighth place on Survivor: China.

In a special offseason podcast, Rob Cesternino is joined by the co-hosts of the Pawnee Public Radio Hannah Lil Nessen from Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X and Will Sonheim as well as the co-host of RHAP B&B, The Amazing Race recaps, and the Top Chef RHAP-up Mike Bloom. Hannah and Will have just began a Parks and Recreation rewatch podcast called Pawnee Public Radio (ParksAndRecPodcast.com) under the RHAP umbrella and this podcast simulates a fake Survivor season on BrantSteele with characters from the hit show Parks and Recreation. The season simulates a fake season of Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X called Survivor Pawnee: Millennials vs. Gen X.

Show Links:

• Pawnee Public Radio Website 
• Pawnee Public Radio on Apple Podcasts 
• The YouTube video of the Survivor Pawnee: Millennials vs. Gen X BrantSteele simulation 

In a special offseason podcast, Rob Cesternino is joined by the co-host of the RHAP B&B, The Amazing Race recaps, and the Top Chef RHAP-up Mike Bloom, and the co-host of The Amazing Race recaps as well as the international Amazing Race podcasts Jessica Liese. As announced on the Survivor: Winners at War episode 13 feedback show, Mike Bloom challenged the listeners of Rob Has a Podcast to raise over $23,000 for the Direct Relief charity, getting personal protective equipment to the doctors and nurses on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. If this goal was met, Mike pledged to get a Survivor themed tattoo.

This goal was met and well exceeded so in true Mike Bloom fashion, the tattoo that will end up going on his body forever will have to be determined using the Survivor season simulator known as BrantSteele. Earlier this week, Rob, Mike, and Jess asked the listeners of the podcast to submit their ideas and sketches for the tattoo. Since we had well over the 20 ideas needed for the simulation, the first podcast entails the crew narrowing the field down to 20 contenders pre-approved by Mike's wife Angela Bloom for the fake season Survivor: Islands of Ink. Now, this is the simulation of this fake Survivor season where the winner will be the tattoo that will go on the body of Mike Bloom forever.

Show Links:

• Survivor 40 Episode 12 Feedback with Mike Bloom from May 9, 2020
• Survivor: Islands of Ink BrantSteele Cast Selection with Mike Bloom and Jessica Liese from June 17, 2020
• The YouTube video of the Survivor: Islands of Ink BrantSteele simulation

To elevate the Black voices in the Survivor community, Rob Cesternino talks with Survivor: Edge of Extinction castaway Julia Carter in the second conversation of our new series "Black Voices of Survivor." Before Rob's discussion with Julia, Rob speaks with Survivor: Cagayan castaway Dr. J'Tia Hart to discuss the Survivor Anti-Racism Petition that she and some of her fellow castaways have started.

In this series, Rob will speak with various African-American members of the Survivor community to teach the audience more about their experiences playing Survivor as an African-American and the unique challenges they faced on and off the island. They will also be focusing on their life experiences as an African-American and tell the listeners how we all can be allies to the Black community given all the unrest going on in the world currently.

Show Links:

• Donate to Campaign Zero
• Tribes and Tribulations: A Conversation on the African-American Reality Television Experience LIVE on Friday, June 26, 2020 at 6:30 PM ET / 5:30 PM ET
• Moderated by Nicole Symmonds, this event features two different groups of Survivor castaway panelists including Russell Swan, Julia Carter, Wendell Holland, J'Tia Hart, Jamal Shipman, Ramona Gray Amaro, and Brice Johnston.
• A Petition for Anti-Racism Action by Survivor Entertainment Group
• Purple Pants Re-Post: Brice Izyah Discusses George Floyd - June 3, 2020
• RHAP Spotlight: Revisiting Sean Rector on Talking with T-Bird - June 10, 2020
• Black Voices of Survivor: A Conversation with Jamal Shipman - June 18, 2020
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In a bonus Survivor off-season podcast, Rob Cesternino and Josh Wigler are joined by Survivor super-fan Myles Nye to learn about his creation from his time at UCLA which aired in May 2003. The musical portrays the entirety of Survivor's fourth season, Survivor: Marquesas in a one-night only, sold-out show that aired right before Myles graduated college as a musical theater student. In this podcast, we get to discover this musical from seventeen years ago by listening to many of the songs originally written by Myles.

To elevate the Black voices in the Survivor community, Rob Cesternino talks with Survivor: Island of the Idols castaway Jamal Shipman in the first conversation of our new series "Black Voices of Survivor."

In this series, Rob will speak with various African-American members of the Survivor community to teach the audience more about their experiences playing Survivor as an African-American and the unique challenges they faced on and off the island. They will also be focusing on their life experiences as an African-American and tell the listeners how we all can be allies to the Black community given all the unrest going on in the world currently.

Show Links:

• Donate to Campaign Zero
• Campaign Zero is a project of the non-profit organization WeTheProtestors with ten different policy solutions created to help every single police department across the United States to end police violence by supporting the analysis of policing practices across the country, research to identify effective solutions to end police violence, technical assistance to organizers leading police accountability campaigns and the development of model legislation and advocacy to end police violence nationwide
• Purple Pants Re-Post: Brice Izyah Discusses George Floyd - June 3, 2020
• RHAP Spotlight: Revisiting Sean Rector on Talking with T-Bird - June 10, 2020