Jordyn Rizzuto

Fought Like Hell

Fought Like Hell is a podcast about the people who should not have made it out alive. Each episode tells a true story of someone who survived the unthinkable. From domestic violence and natural disasters to war zones and medical trauma, these are the moments where everything could have ended but didn’t. Told with empathy and grit, these stories are raw, real, and a reminder that even in the darkest moments, survival is possible. New episodes every week.

Autor

Jordyn Rizzuto

Categoria

True Crime

Site do podcast

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Último episódio

21 de set de 2025

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Episódios

Crawl Toward the Light: The Story of Setsuko Thurlow 21.09.2025

At thirteen, Setsuko Thurlow survived the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Buried in rubble, she heard the words “crawl toward the light”, a message that shaped her life. This episode tells how she turned that darkest morning into a lifelong fight for peace, so no child ever has to endure what she did. Sources: Testimonies from Setsuko Thurlow (Nobel Peace Prize Lecture, 2017; ICAN Survivor Voices), H...

Fought Like Hell 21.09.2025

When life pushes people to the edge, some find the strength to push back. Fought Like Hell is a weekly podcast that tells the true stories of survival against the odds, from natural disasters and cults to domestic violence, kidnappings, and war zones. Hosted by Jordyn, each episode takes you inside the raw and unfiltered realities of survival. With Connor as co-host, reacting and asking the questi...

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