Tracey Cook
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Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tracey Cook turns candid accounts of addiction, mental illness, family rupture, and recovery into clear records of how people rebuild their lives.
Victim To Victory Podcast gives personal transformation the shape of an extended testimony. Tracey Cook invites guests to recount the crises behind their public work, then follows up on the emotional decisions, relationships, and sources of support that moved them toward…
Tracey Cook's victory stories leave room for a brother's addiction and a family's helplessness, if you do too.
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A patient, grief-filled conversation about addiction, family memory, and what comes after loss.
Victim to Victory follows Kendra Budachewski's family story with plainspoken warmth. Tracey Cook gives her room to talk through Brian's drug struggle, the car accident that came before his oxycodone use, and the jail, homelessness, and loss that followed.
A candid recovery story grounded in lived experience.
Kit O'Malley's story moves from bipolar disorder and suicidal depression through family intervention to the slower work of getting stable again.
A candid recovery story shaped by depression, a suspected brain hemorrhage, and a later brain-lining infection.
Victim to Victory presents Deborah Marie Isis's story as a plainspoken account of work, family, depression, and medical crisis. It follows her time as a qualified counselor and therapist, her later work in schools, the birth of her daughter at 39, and the postnatal depression…
A direct survival story about leaving, recovery, and rebuilding.
Tracey Cook's account moves from a childhood in Perth, Western Australia, shaped by limited money, harsh put-downs, and a sense of not fitting in, toward a life built on self respect and purpose.
Pop culture trivia, argued fast and with affection.
Pop culture, personal stakes, and room for a tangent.
A Brazilian journalist spends years reinvestigating unsolved child disappearances in Paraná.
Cris Bartz and Juva Lauer alternate debate and interview episodes on Brazilian social issues.
Tracey Cook opens with an introduction to Kendra Budachewski and notes that they connected through the Ray and Jessica Higdon Play to Win reality show in 2019.
Tracey Cook introduces Victim to Victory with Kit O’Malley, author of Balancing Act, Writing Through a Bipolar Life, a former psychotherapist, and a mental health advocate living with bipolar disorder.
Tracey Cook welcomes Deborah Marie Isis to Victim to Victory and introduces her as an intuitive empowerment coach who helps ambitious people free their minds.
Tracey Cook tells her own story in full for the first time.
Diane Belanger connects her PTSD and depression to her father’s 2007 death in a house fire, after which fire smells and alarms triggered panic and shaking.
Victim to Victory Podcast features Aaron Liang, a Hong Kong-born speaker who became a world champion impromptu speaker after childhood displacement and bullying in Singapore.
Vivian Cobb describes sobbing on her late husband's floor before leaving the house feeling unexpectedly lighter.