The focus of this episode centers around the harrowing night my father kidnapped my mother and me at gunpoint. To gain clarity, I spoke with my 95-year-old grandfather and again with my Aunt Sandra, who recounted their perspectives on the night of the kidnapping, revealing a chilling scene that I only partially remember.

In this episode of "What Else Don't I Know?", I explain the long absence from the podcast. Introducing episode three, "What Happens at Home?", I recount three of the four experiences from my childhood that foreshadowed my parent's deaths, emphasizing the need to break the silence surrounding familial trauma. This episode calls for open discussions as a means of healing, encouraging listeners to share their stories and seek support, reminding them they are not alone in their journeys.

In this episode, I share reflections on the vulnerability of storytelling on my podcast, and my friend Todd joins me to discuss his reactions and insights. We emphasize owning our narratives, the impact of revealing more layers of our stories, and the importance of releasing emotional burdens for self-care. The discussion also highlights the value of support networks, asking for help, and navigating personal journeys with trusted individuals.