Summary
Judge Rosemary Aquilina, who sentenced Larry Nassar and became known for giving abuse survivors a voice, joins host Eva May for a deeply personal conversation about recent world events and healing trauma. They discuss the complex legacy of Queen Elizabeth II’s death and the unresolved tragedy of Princess Diana, exploring how family dysfunction can perpetuate cycles of abuse even within the royal family. The conversation reveals intimate insights about how childhood trauma shapes adult behavior, drawing parallels between public figures and the cases Judge Aquilina has seen in her courtroom. The discussion also delves into innovative trauma therapy approaches, including the powerful role of emotional support animals in healing, as Eva shares her transformative experience with her therapy dog and how it has helped her overcome the lasting effects of abuse.