Special friend and guest Joshua Miller, singer/songwriter and worship pastor, shares his story and healing journey as a male survivor of child sexual abuse, the good, the bad, the hills and the valleys and what he has learned and who has helped along the way. iamonevoice.org

Special guest: Brian Williams, founder and senior pastor of Hope City House of Prayer in Columbus, Ohio and director of The Biblical Justice Institute. 

Special guest: Chessy Prout, author of I Have The Right To: A High School Survivor’s Story Of Sexual Assault, Justice, And Hope. Chessy Prout is a high school sexual assault survivor. Raised in Japan, Chessy matriculated to St. Paul’s School—a boarding school in New Hampshire that her father and sister had attended. There, as a freshman, Chessy was the victim of a sexual assault. Chessy’s case and trial garnered national and international media attention, as her assault was part of a ritual competition at the school called "Senior Salute." Two years later, in Chessy’s pursuit of justice, she decided to step forward publicly. 

Special Guest: Abigail Eernisse talks with us about her journey and her work in the anti-trafficking movement, dispels myths associated with human trafficking and inspires us with her experience and use of the gift of empathic listening.

Another incredible conversation with our favorite psychologist Dr. Diane Langberg, as she unpacks her soon to release book, Redeeming Power. http://www.dianelangberg.com/

Guest: Chel Kissler, founder of The Table, shares her story that led to her passion to invest in herself so she could invest in others. Healing happens in community and there is something special that happens when we gather around a table and get real, where we can share our stories and be accepted unconditionally, where we can be inspired and in turn encourage others on their journey.

Nicole and Mary talk with Anne Kichurchak and Michelle Togliatti (co-founders of Hope Meadows Foundation) about the wonders of Equine Assisted Psychotherapy.

A conversation with Dr. Ashley Patterson, Penn State professor and researcher, on social justice, racism, black feminism and sisterhood  

Special guest, Laura Evans, the mother of a child sexual abuse survivor and now a child abuse advocate, walks us through their process of prosecution and the a long pursuit of justice. She shares the steps she took and what she wishes someone would have told her along the way. 

A candid chat with a dear friend and one of my favorite people, Rashaun James.