Trauma has been a constant in Kim’s life as she battled an abusive home life as a child and domestic violence relationships as an adult. In this episode of Another Bloody Podcast, Kim shares her story with Share the Dignity founder Rochelle and talks about how an It’s in the Bag donation became a beacon of light and hope as she battled through her trauma. Learn more about It’s in the Bag: https://www.sharethedignity.org.au/itsinthebag Donate period products in March and August: https://www.sharethedignity.org.au/dignity-drives TRIGGER WARNING This episode contains conversations around childhood sexual assault, domestic violence, and sexual assault. 

Join Share the Dignity founder, Rochelle Courtenay and Australia’s favourite funny man, Christian Hull, on Another Bloody Podcast. Christian Hull has been a Share the Dignity ambassador since 2018 and has learnt A LOT about periods in the process. In this hilarious episode hear about all the myths and misconceptions Christian once believed about periods, along with plenty of warm and fuzzy moments. Tune in to learn why Christian passionately supports the charity despite never experiencing a period firsthand, and his favourite moments from the journey.

In this first episode of Another Bloody Podcast, Rochelle Courtenay, aka Australia's 'pad lady', opens up about her past filled with family and domestic violence. She shares how the experience shaped her and led her on a journey towards self-acceptance which allowed her to start the Australian charity Share the Dignity. Starting a charity from scratch is no easy feat and Rochelle talks about the trials and tribulations that came with it. Despite the challenges, she remains dedicated to making a difference and helping those in need. Listen in to the podcast to hear Rochelle's raw and inspiring story of overcoming trauma and turning it into something positive. Visit sharethedignity.org.au 

Hosted by the ‘pad lady’ herself, Share the Dignity founder Rochelle Courtenay, you will hear raw and real stories from the recipients of kind donations, the changemakers who help spread the word, the volunteers who make it all possible, and the charity partners who join us on the journey. Hear how just one packet of period products, or one It’s in the Bag filled with essentials, can change someone’s world. Both side-splittingly funny and utterly heartbreaking, leave this podcast with goosebumps that’ll have you wanting to be part of the change to ensure menstrual equity here in Australia.