Mark Your Calendars! - Resilience & Relationships - Rebecca Saunders & Dylan YeomansMark Your Calendars! - Resilience & Relationships - Rebecca Saunders & Dylan Yeomans
Resilience in Life and Leadership
Dylan and Rebecca share a preview of upcoming expert-led conversations on grief, male victimisation, dating red flags, financial crimes, and non-profit funding. They also outline summer community events and hint at Stephanie Olson’s return to the show.
15:05•10 Jun 2026
Mark Your Calendars: Resilience, Relationships and a Summer of Connection
Episode Overview
- Upcoming guests will address male victimisation in domestic violence, sexual assault, and trafficking, highlighting why male survivors are often treated differently.
- A specialist in grief after homicide or violent loss will share practical ways to support grieving families beyond traditional gestures like flowers.
- An expert on dating will talk about red flags in modern relationships and how to recognise when it’s time to leave.
- Returning guest Molly Champion will expand on financial crimes, offering further knowledge after her earlier appearance.
- Director of operations Erica will explain how non-profits function, answering common questions about funding, grants, and financial sustainability.
“Grief is so important. I don't feel like we've really touched on it much on this show. But as you know, grief is a part of life.”
Curious about how others manage their resilience while building stronger communities? This conversation between hosts Dylan Yeomans and Rebecca Saunders is all about marking your diary with meaningful connection, learning, and a bit of summer fun. Rather than a heavy topic breakdown, this chat gives you a relaxed behind-the-scenes look at what’s coming next for the Resilience in Life and Leadership audience and the Set Me Free Project.
You’ll hear about upcoming expert guests tackling some seriously overlooked subjects: male experiences of domestic violence, sexual assault, and trafficking; grief after homicide or violent loss; and red flags in modern dating. As Rebecca puts it, "Grief is so important... grief is a part of life," and the future guest line-up reflects that honesty.
They also talk about a return visit from favourite guest Molly Champion, who will share more on financial crimes, and an appearance by Erica, the Set Me Free Project’s hard-working director of operations, who’ll help clear up common myths about how non-profits actually function and get funded.
For anyone who likes to connect in person, there’s plenty on the calendar: baseball partnership events with the Omaha Storm Chasers and Tulsa Drillers, plus a family-friendly community barbecue in Omaha aimed at giving people a relaxed space to ask questions about the organisation, human trafficking prevention, and ways to get involved.
Stephanie Olson, the show’s creator and usual host, even rings in at the end to say hello and promise she’ll be back soon, adding a warm touch for long-time followers. If you’re looking for content that mixes real-life issues like grief, safety, relationships, and community engagement with a light, friendly feel, this episode sets the stage for a busy, meaningful summer. Which date are you adding to your calendar first?
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