Survivor Squad wasn’t just a podcast. It was a space where survivors spoke their truth, reshaped their futures, and stood in community instead of isolation. It gave voice to the people who were always told to stay quiet — and for many, it was the first time the world actually listened.

Now, for the first time, we’re opening the archive.

Collier Landry is giving away rare, authentic Survivor Squad and True Crime Ken & Barbie memorabilia — real pieces from a chapter that helped redefine how we talk about trauma, survival, and reclaiming a narrative. These aren’t collector’s items for curiosity seekers. They’re artifacts of resilience, healing, and community. They represent the lived experience of overcoming the unthinkable and choosing to build something better anyway.

This giveaway isn’t about hype. It’s about honoring the people who walked beside us — the survivors, supporters, advocates, and listeners who helped shape the movement.

What’s Being Given Away

Each item comes directly from the original Survivor Squad archive — Think:

• Early-edition Survivor Squad merch

• Limited-run True Crime Ken & Barbie pieces

These were created in a season of rawness, courage, accountability, and growth — and they carry that energy forward.

Why Do This Now?

Because healing evolves.

Survivor Squad served its purpose, had an impact, and helped survivors feel seen. Now it’s time to release what’s been stored, share it with the people who valued it most, and redirect that energy toward the next chapter — Collier’s advocacy work, storytelling, community building, and trauma-informed conversations with Mover Nation.

This isn’t nostalgia. It’s progression.

How to Enter

Simple — no hoops, no gimmicks:

1. Follow Collier Landry on YouTube, Instagram, or Facebook

2. Join Mover Nation email list (so we can notify winners)

3. Email (manager@Collierlandry.com) us telling us what resilience means to you

That’s it. Your story matters — you don’t have to share details, just your truth.

Winners will be selected at random and announced publicly.

A Note from Collier

Survival isn’t the end of the story — rebuilding is.
These items tell that story, and now it’s your turn to carry it forward.

Final Thought

True crime culture has shifted — thankfully — from sensationalism to humanity. Survivor Squad helped push that shift. This giveaway recognizes the people who fueled it.

If you ever listened, supported, shared, or showed up — thank you. This moment is for you.

Enter, share, and let’s keep building a world where survivors lead the conversation.