Welcome to the very first episode of Rewired & Desired — a podcast where intimacy, mindset, and disability meet real talk, real healing, and real empowerment.
In this premiere episode, your hosts Trina Ricketts (The Intimate Ostomate) and Nicole Richards [Ostomy Innovations] pull back the curtain and share who we are, how we got here, and why this podcast had to exist.
We talk about:
- our personal and professional backgrounds
- why intimacy matters so deeply — especially when disability, trauma, or illness enter the story
- the experiences that shaped our work
- the gaps we see in conversations about sex, relationships, and body-based confidence
- the vision for this podcast
- the kind of guests we plan to bring on
- and the bold topics we won’t shy away from
If you’re someone who’s living with a disability, navigating life with an ostomy, healing from touch starvation, or simply craving more honest conversations about intimacy and self-connection… you’re in the right place.
This is a space for safety, rebellion, compassion, and truth — all wrapped into one.
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Trina Ricketts – The Intimate Ostomate
Website: intimateostomate.com
Instagram: / intimateostomate
Youtube: / @intimateostomate
Books, guides, coaching & resources
Coaching • Books / Guides • Resources • Intimacy Advocacy
Nicole Richards - Ostomy Innovations
Website: ostomyinnovations222.com
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📌 Connect With Us
Trina Ricketts – The Intimate Ostomate
Website: intimateostomate.com
Instagram: / intimateostomate
Youtube: / @intimateostomate
Books, guides, coaching & resources
Coaching • Books / Guides • Resources • Intimacy Advocacy
Nicole Richards - Ostomy Innovations
Website: ostomyinnovations222.com
Instagram: / ostomyinnovations
Youtube: / @ostomyinnovations222
Coaching • Wellness • Disability advocacy • Ostomy Clothing