This week I chat with Hannah and Kelty of Upbringing and how we can help our kids become empowered about […]
EP 34 Offending Pedophile Communities + What You Should Know
In this episode, I speak with award-winning investigative journalist and writer, Daemon Fairless about his impactful CBC Podcast series Hunting […]
EP 33 Stopping & Helping Those Surviving Trafficking in 2022
Episode Summary In this episode, I speak with Directors Sadhvi Siddhali Shree and Sadhvi Anubhuti about their movie Stopping Traffic. […]
EP 32 How Teaching Consent Is About More Than A ‘I Said No’
In this episode, I speak with Sarah Casper of Comprehensive Consent about the importance of teaching consent to parents, and […]
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EP 31: Getting Brave in 2022
Episode Summary Children are at growing risk for CSA because the world remains silent on this issue. But I believe […]
EP 30: Mindfulness + Hypnosis for Healing & Resilience Building
Episode Summary: Hypnosis is still widely misunderstood, and although people are waking up to it, many don’t realize how it […]
EP 29 Ending the Secondary Silent COVID-19 Epidemic
Katelyn N. Brewer, CEO of Darkness To Light, joins me to talk about how we can all take action to prevent child sexual abuse and why it’s so important, NOW, more than ever to address this silent epidemic.
EP 28: Confronting An Abuser + Being A Male Survivor
It’s misunderstood and underreported. CSA (child sexual abuse) is thought to be a crime against girls, but it’s also a problem faced by boys and it’s grossly overlooked. We must speak up collectively and unanimously. Jeremy Indika is using his voice to do so and in a powerful way!
EP 27 Ending Sexual Violence For All
It’s Women’s History Month and March 8th is International Women’s Day and I can’t think of a better person to highlight than Dr. Daniela Ligiero, the CEO and co-founder of Together For Girls. She is a leader in the fight against violence against children and dismantling the taboos around the topic of sexual abuse against girls.
EP 26: Porn Literacy + Parenting
The average age that kids get exposed to porn is 9+. Parents MUST teach their kids about porn literacy so they can navigate the internet safely and know what to do if they come across porn. In this week’s episode, I have the pleasure of chatting with Amy Lang, MA of Birds & Bees & Kids.