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  • You Cannot Protect Children While Protecting Those Who Harm Them

    You Cannot Protect Children While Protecting Those Who Harm Them
    Feb 21 2026
    When adults are protected at the expense of children, harm becomes policy. This episode names the pattern, calls for accountability, and speaks to what real protection requires.
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  • Stay Woke When a Warning Word Is Turned to a Punchline

    Stay Woke When a Warning Word Is Turned to a Punchline
    Feb 18 2026
    So many warning words are minimized, mocked, or dismissed — reduced to a “punchline” instead of the life-changing signals they were meant to be. In this episode, we explore what it means to stay awake in a world that gaslights urgency, laughs at intuition, and softens reality to make it more comfortable for others. This conversation is for anyone who has ever said “I tried to tell you,” for those who felt unseen when they sounded the alarm, and for women whose warnings were met with jokes instead of justice. We talk about the emotional cost of not being heard, how to honor your own signals, and why staying awake to truth is itself an act of resilience. If you’ve ever wrestled with the disconnect between “warning” and “punchline,” this conversation meets you there — steady, honest, and compassionate.
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  • Stop Calling It Race Baiting: Black Maternal Death Is a Life-or-Death Reality

    Stop Calling It Race Baiting: Black Maternal Death Is a Life-or-Death Reality
    Feb 16 2026
    Too often, the deep reality of Black maternal death is dismissed or reframed as “race baiting” — a harmful distraction from the lived experiences of women whose lives and bodies are shaped by unequal systems of care. In this episode, we speak truth to that dismissal, naming the real cost of loss, the systemic patterns that endanger Black mothers, and why calling it what it is matters — not just for awareness, but for accountability, justice, and collective care. This episode is for every woman who has ever felt unheard, minimized, or dismissed when speaking from her own body and experience. We stand with you in naming reality without compromise.
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  • James Baldwin Truths and Affirmations That Still Strengthen the Human Spirit

    James Baldwin Truths and Affirmations That Still Strengthen the Human Spirit
    Feb 20 2026
    James Baldwin spoke truth with courage, clarity, and uncompromising honesty — and the wisdom he left behind continues to fortify us. In this episode, we bring together Baldwin’s timeless truths and affirmations that still strengthen the human spirit. We explore how his reflections on identity, resilience, resistance, and love resonate with those navigating deep emotional shifts, ancestral wounds, and the ongoing work of inner liberation. This is more than reflection — it is a source of comfort and conviction for those who know that truth can heal without flattening pain, and that strength grows from honesty rather than avoidance.
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  • Why It Hurts So Much: Why Letting Go Feels So Complicated

    Why It Hurts So Much: Why Letting Go Feels So Complicated
    Feb 11 2026
    Letting go is rarely just about ending something. It is about untangling hope, memory, attachment, identity, and the nervous system’s deep need for familiarity. In this episode, we gently explore why release can feel heavy, why grief and relief often arrive together, and how honoring your emotional reality can become a powerful act of self-protection rather than a setback. For listeners who are walking through separation, emotional shifts, or the quiet ache of change, this conversation offers grounding, validation, and steadiness for the road forward.
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  • The Public Price Women Pay for Naming Genuine Harm

    The Public Price Women Pay for Naming Genuine Harm
    Feb 10 2026
    Speaking truth to power is not just courageous — it is costly. In this episode, we explore the emotional, social, and spiritual toll exacted on women who name *real harm* when others would prefer silence. We talk about why speaking up can feel isolating, why survivors are often dismissed or minimized, and how naming what happened is an act of reclamation — not weakness. This conversation is for the woman who has been told she’s “too sensitive,” for the soul worn down by denial and disbelief, and for anyone who is learning that authentic truths are not a luxury — they’re the foundation of healing and freedom.
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  • You Can Be Kind And Maintain Sacred Boundaries: A Conversation Based in Truth (WeSurviveAbuse • Tonya GJ Prince)

    You Can Be Kind And Maintain Sacred Boundaries: A Conversation Based in Truth (WeSurviveAbuse • Tonya GJ Prince)
    Feb 10 2026
    A conversation on staying kind without surrendering your boundaries, staying anchored in truth, and protecting your peace with clarity.
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  • People Do Not Fear Your Inner World. They Fear Being Consumed By It.

    People Do Not Fear Your Inner World. They Fear Being Consumed By It.
    Feb 6 2026
    In this first episode back after hiatus, Tonya GJ Prince talks about how the beliefs of others have been used to override consent, sovereignty, and survival.
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