In this episode of No Me Callo / I Won’t Stay Quiet, Jessica Lomelin talks about what it means to be a voice that makes people uncomfortable a voice that refuses to stay silent, even when it hurts. She reflects on all the times we were taught to stay still, to lower our gaze, to not “make so much noise.” On how silence can become a habit, and how reclaiming your voice can become an act of courage especially when the world isn’t ready to hear you.

Drawing from her experience walking alongside stories of pain, resilience, and rebirth, Jessica shares a profound message about the power of naming what hurts. To be the scream they don’t want to hear is not empty rebellion it’s memory, it’s dignity, it’s self-love transformed into resistance. It’s looking discomfort in the eye and choosing truth, even when your voice shakes.

This episode is an invitation for anyone who’s ever been silenced, for those who have ever felt that their story was “too much.” A reminder that our voices are seeds and that even when no one is listening, speaking remains a way to heal.

📚 Here’s the book mentioned in the episode: Speak — a story that reminds us that speaking up, even trembling, is an act of freedom.

💌 Want to connect or share your story? Send us a message at [email protected] — Jessica would love to hear from you.