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Unspoken Grief Podcast Launches on Mental Health News Radio Network to Support Survivors of Murder-Suicide Loss

Impacted Survivors of Murder-Suicide and MHNRN partner to bring survivor-led conversations to a profoundly stigmatized community

Sacramento, CA — Impacted Survivors of Murder-Suicide, in collaboration with the Mental Health News Radio Network (MHNRN), announces the launch of Unspoken Grief, a groundbreaking podcast dedicated to survivors of murder-suicide. As part of the world’s first mental health podcast network, Unspoken Grief brings visibility to one of the most stigmatized and isolating forms of loss.

“Podcasting gave us a way to break the silence,” the hosts share. “There’s often shame, stigma, or misunderstanding surrounding murder-suicide, and very few platforms speak directly to survivors. With Unspoken Grief, we’re using our voices to hold space for raw conversations that are both validating and deeply needed.”

All Abilities, No Filter Brings Unfiltered Conversations on Autism, Disability, and Advocacy to Mental Health News Radio Network

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: info@mhnrnetwork.com; allabilitiesnofilter@gmail.com PR Inquiries: ryan@goldmanmccormick.com TRAVELERS REST, SOUTH CAROLINA — In a world flooded with curated content and polished personas, a new podcast is breaking through the noise with honesty, heart, and humanity. All Abilities, No Filter is a roundtable-style podcast hosted by a team of professionals who work on the front lines of autism, education, and behavioral health—and they’re not afraid to have the tough conversations. The podcast is co-hosted by Jake Edgar, Lily Howard, Hannah Jernigan, and Brandon Clark—all of whom bring personal and professional experience to every episode. From IEPs to family systems, behavioral challenges to systemic breakdowns, All Abilities, No Filter is a raw, real, and inclusive space where stories matter and stigma gets dismantled. “Honestly, it started with a conversation,” says co-host Jake Edgar, Director of Education at Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health. “We realized we were having powerful, honest, and sometimes difficult conversations behind the scenes—and that they could really help people if we just hit record. It wasn’t about being polished. It was about being real.”

Today Dr. Holmes discusses the PEERS curriculum and its design for social-relational skills for teens and young adults on the spectrum or other communication challenges. PEERS starts with basics in communication and with growth and choice of what skills are motivating to the individual from learning social media communication to building friendships and romantic relationships. Find out more about PEERS and Life Behavior Consulting at https://lifebehaviorconsulting.com/our-team-1