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EPISODE · Nov 10, 2025 · 5 MIN

Rescue - Learning to Listen To What Our Emotions Are Really Saying

from Fall From Grace: Recovery & Mental Health — Rebuilding Your Life After Everything Falls Apart · host Tony Bailey

Songs That Saved Me | Rescue — Learning to Listen to What Our Emotions Are SayingFall From Grace is a podcast about addiction recovery, rebuilding life after collapse, and finding purpose after losing everything.In this episode of Songs That Saved Me, Tony Bailey reflects on the song “Rescue” by Lauren Daigle and the powerful message it carries during life’s hardest moments.This conversation explores emotional healing, mental health, and how music can help us understand what we’re really feeling beneath the surface.If you’ve ever tried to pretend everything was fine while something inside was falling apart, this episode is for you.Because sometimes the hardest step in healing is simply learning to listen to what our emotions are trying to tell us.Episode OverviewSome songs arrive exactly when we need them.For Tony, “Rescue” became one of those songs — a reminder that even in moments where life feels completely overwhelmed, we are not as alone as we think.In this episode Tony reflects on the role music can play in emotional healing and why our emotions should be treated as information rather than enemies.Instead of suppressing difficult feelings, this conversation explores the value of pausing, listening, and allowing ourselves to understand what’s happening beneath the surface.Tony invites listeners to take a moment with this week’s song, sit with the emotions it brings up, and notice what it reveals about their own life journey.This episode is part of the Songs That Saved Me series — conversations about the music that helped shape Tony’s recovery journey, personal growth, and the process of rebuilding life after rock bottom.Because sometimes a song doesn’t just comfort us.Sometimes it helps us hear the truth we’ve been avoiding.Key Themes• emotional healing through music• listening to what emotions are telling us• recovery and rebuilding life after collapse• mental health and self-awareness• the role of music in personal growthChapters00:00 — Introduction to Songs That Saved Me01:30 — Why “Rescue” Resonates03:40 — Emotions as Information06:10 — Letting the Facade Burn08:20 — Sitting With Difficult Feelings10:45 — ReflectionSupport ResourcesIf this episode brings up difficult feelings, support is available.🇦🇺 Lifeline Australia📞 13 11 14 — 24/7 crisis support🇦🇺 Beyond Blue📞 1300 22 4636 — Mental health support🇦🇺 Suicide Call Back Service📞 1300 659 467 — 24/7 counselling support🌍 Find a Helplinehttps://findahelpline.comConnect With The PodcastFollow the podcast for new episodes.Instagram: @fallfromgracewithtonyGuest enquiries:📧 [email protected] are more than your worst moments.You are what comes after them.

Songs That Saved Me | Rescue — Learning to Listen to What Our Emotions Are SayingFall From Grace is a podcast about addiction recovery, rebuilding life after collapse, and finding purpose after losing everything.In this episode of Songs That Saved Me, Tony Bailey reflects on the song “Rescue” by Lauren Daigle and the powerful message it carries during life’s hardest moments.This conversation explores emotional healing, mental health, and how music can help us understand what we’re really feeling beneath the surface.If you’ve ever tried to pretend everything was fine while something inside was falling apart, this episode is for you.Because sometimes the hardest step in healing is simply learning to listen to what our emotions are trying to tell us.Episode OverviewSome songs arrive exactly when we need them.For Tony, “Rescue” became one of those songs — a reminder that even in moments where life feels completely overwhelmed, we are not as alone as we think.In this episode Tony reflects on the role music can play in emotional healing and why our emotions should be treated as information rather than enemies.Instead of suppressing difficult feelings, this conversation explores the value of pausing, listening, and allowing ourselves to understand what’s happening beneath the surface.Tony invites listeners to take a moment with this week’s song, sit with the emotions it brings up, and notice what it reveals about their own life journey.This episode is part of the Songs That Saved Me series — conversations about the music that helped shape Tony’s recovery journey, personal growth, and the process of rebuilding life after rock bottom.Because sometimes a song doesn’t just comfort us.Sometimes it helps us hear the truth we’ve been avoiding.Key Themes• emotional healing through music• listening to what emotions are telling us• recovery and rebuilding life after collapse• mental health and self-awareness• the role of music in personal growthChapters00:00 — Introduction to Songs That Saved Me01:30 — Why “Rescue” Resonates03:40 — Emotions as Information06:10 — Letting the Facade Burn08:20 — Sitting With Difficult Feelings10:45 — ReflectionSupport ResourcesIf this episode brings up difficult feelings, support is available.🇦🇺 Lifeline Australia📞 13 11 14 — 24/7 crisis support🇦🇺 Beyond Blue📞 1300 22 4636 — Mental health support🇦🇺 Suicide Call Back Service📞 1300 659 467 — 24/7 counselling support🌍 Find a Helplinehttps://findahelpline.comConnect With The PodcastFollow the podcast for new episodes.Instagram: @fallfromgracewithtonyGuest enquiries:📧 [email protected] are more than your worst moments.You are what comes after them.

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Songs That Saved Me | Rescue — Learning to Listen to What Our Emotions Are SayingFall From Grace is a podcast about addiction recovery, rebuilding life after collapse, and finding purpose after losing everything.In this episode of Songs That Saved...

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