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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2025 · 51 MIN

Episode 20: Video Vixen Bobbi Jo Kitchen | Childhood Abuse, Trauma, Drug Addiction

from Scars · host David Still

Dive into the full, unfiltered episode of the Scars Podcast featuring Bobbi Jo Kitchen, where she shares her extraordinary life story in unprecedented detail. This episode goes beyond the trailer, offering deeper context and a comprehensive look at her journey from mentorship with industry legends Spike Lee and 50 Cent to the darkest chapters of abuse, addiction, and resilience. Bobbi Jo recounts her early experiences, including sexual abuse by a sibling, physical violence from a foster brother, and a life-altering escape involving $12,000 worth of cocaine. Her struggle with mental health, self-harm, and pregnancy under duress is explored with raw honesty, providing insights into the psychological and emotional toll of her experiences. In this extended interview, Bobbi Jo reveals how she navigated these traumas, the innovative coping mechanisms she developed (like brushing her teeth with the opposite hand to disrupt neurological pathways), and her path to recovery and healing. Her story is not just one of survival but of transformation, offering hope and inspiration to listeners facing their own challenges.

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