FW’s Award-winning domestic violence podcast returns to expose the hidden dangers of separation
FW’s Award-winning domestic violence podcast returns to expose the hidden dangers of separation
Internationally-awarded domestic violence podcast There’s No Place Like Home returns for a third season, ahead of International Women’s Day 2025.
New host Tara Rae Moss shares the real stories of victim-survivors who fled violent relationships but still couldn’t escape their abusers. Sub-titled, After She Leaves, this series reveals the heightened risk of abuse after separation for victims of domestic-violence.
“It is all too common for our community to ask why a woman who has been abused didn’t ‘just leave’ – as though it’s that easy,” said executive producer Sally Spicer. “In this powerful third season of There’s No Place Like Home, listeners will hear affecting true stories that prove abuse often doesn’t end when a relationship does. It simply transforms.”
“In this season, FW continues our steadfast commitment to supporting victim-survivors to share their stories, in their own words. FW has been privileged to have worked with survivors for three years now. We are proud to be deepening our relationships with the family violence sector and our partner, CommBank Next Chapter.”
There’s No Place Like Home: After she leaves, was created by FW as part of their ongoing partnership with CommBank Next Chapter, a bank-wide commitment to help end financial abuse and support people on their road to long-term financial independence.
CBA’s Group Customer Advocate, Angela MacMillan said, “What we see is that financial abuse can be really isolating and frightening, as well as complex and often misunderstood. And because of this people may confuse acts of financial abuse with what could on the surface appear as an act of love or devotion”.
“By sharing these real experiences and stories first-hand from victim-survivors and experts, this podcast helps to reveal the ugly truth of financial abuse. We hope this helps more people to spot the signs of abuse as well as better understand how to help anyone they care about who could be experiencing it.”
About Next Chapter
To further help support victim-survivors after they leave an abusive relationship, CommBank Next Chapter through its partnership with Good Shepherd has helped to support 10,000 participants with financial abuse recovery.
Through the Financial Independence Hub victim-survivors can access confidential and free support including financial coaching, financial counselling, education on domestic and family violence and partner referrals.
About There’s No Place Like Home
Seasons one and two of There’s No Place Like Home have been awarded both locally and internationally. Most recently, season two was awarded Best Podcast Series at the Mumbrella Publish Awards 2024 while executive producer Sally Spicer was named Journalist of the Year. Season 2 was also recognised on the world stage with a Bronze Award for Best Social Justice Podcast at the New York Festival Radio Awards.
Weekly episodes will be released from Tuesday March 4 2025.
Listen to episode one and subscribe on Spotify and Apple
Visit the official website
More information on Commbank Next Chapter
For interviews please contact:
Sally Spicer – FW Communications Director