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What does it really mean to capture someone’s life through a lens?

In this episode, we sit down with photographer Sara Stanković to explore the deeper questions behind photography — from the difference between documentary and lifestyle photography to the responsibility that comes with telling someone else’s story.

Our conversation moves beyond the surface as we discuss consent, especially when it comes to children, and the importance of protecting privacy in an age where everything can be shared. Drawing from Sara & Lex’s backgrounds working with CSEC and trafficked persons, we reflect on how those experiences have shaped our perspectives on image-making, ethics, and human dignity.

In this dialogue, we also explore the role of the artist in society — how creatives have historically challenged cultural norms and how that tension shows up in today’s world.

Join us for a thoughtful and nuanced conversation about storytelling, responsibility, and what it means to create with care.

Guest Links:

www.sarastankovic.com

www.instagram.com/sara_stankovic_photo

Recommended Resources:

Consent Parenting

https://www.consentparenting.com/

https://www.instagram.com/consentparenting/

Helps parents go from unprepared and anxious to informed and confident so they can dramatically reduce the risk of abuse.

RAINN

https://rainn.org/

The National Sexual Assault Hotline, RAINN’s mission is to stop sexual violence.

AMAZE

https://amaze.org/parents/

AMAZE produces animated videos to provide young people answers to know about puberty, sex, their bodies, and healthy relationships.

Educate to Empower

https://e2epublishing.info/

Specialize in children's books and resources that address critical topics such as Body Safety and Consent

Me too

https://metoomvmt.org/

A global social movement against sexual abuse, harassment, and assault, empowering survivors.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

https://www.missingkids.org/home

The National Center for Missing & Exploited children is the largest US child protection organization.

A great kids book on the topic of body safety: I said "No" by Kimberly King

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In this episode, we return to the conversation that started it all. After reflecting on the resolutions we shared in our very first episode, we revisit what goal-setting has meant to us over the past year and begin imagining what comes next.

Together, we explore potential goals for 2026 across several areas of life — including health and fitness, finances, emotional wellbeing, spirituality, relationships, career, and personal growth. Lex dives deep into the spiritual and relational side, while Kati introduces the idea of expanding our imagination as a powerful tool for leveling up.

Join us for a thoughtful conversation about reflection, possibility, and how we might approach the year ahead with both intention and curiosity.

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As the year winds down, many of us feel the weight of burnout, grief, and the emotional toll of the world’s noise. In this episode, Thanks for Visiting hosts Lex & Kati explore the role of healthy escapism — the small, intentional pauses that let our minds breathe and our bodies reset. They talk about why stepping away isn’t avoidance, but nourishment, and how gentle escapes can help us return to life with clarity, steadiness, and a fuller heart.

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