where we talk about the things that shape women’s lives — especially Black women, African women, immigrant women — that often go unspoken. It’s about the gap between what we were taught and what we experienced.
About cultural scripts, gender expectations, silence, endurance, and the quiet ways women are taught to disappear.

Some episodes will be just me — thinking outloud, noticing patterns, naming truths that don’t always have neat endings. Other episodes will include conversations withwomen who have lived through something and are willing to reflect on it honestly.

This podcast is not about outrage.
It’s about awareness.

WHAT THIS PODCAST ISN’T

This is not a self-help podcast.
I’m not here to give advice, fixes, or five-step solutions. It’s also not a debate show.
I’m not interested in defending women’s humanity or arguing about whether our experiences are valid.

And it’s not about men-bashing, culture-bashing, or blame. It’s about telling the truth — carefully, thoughtfully, and without shouting.

HOW TO LISTEN

I encourage you to listen slowly. You don’t have to agree with everything I say. You don’t have to share it immediately.
You don’t even have to know what you feel straight away.

If something makes you uncomfortable, sit withthat.
If something resonates, notice where it lands in your body.
This podcast isn’t here to tell you who to be.
It’s here to help you hear yourself more clearly.

WHY I’M DOING THIS
I’m doing this because I’ve watched too many women (including myself) questionthemselves instead of the scripts they were given.
Because I’ve seen how silence isolates, and how naming creates relief.
And because I believe that when one woman speaks honestly, another womanrealises she’s not alone.
If you’ve ever felt like you were living inside a box someone else built for you — you’re in the right place.
This is Woman Unboxed.
And this is the space we’ll be unboxing truth together.