This episode is a little different.

Mystery man took over the mic and asked me the questions about faith, relationships, growth, thoughts I don’t always say out loud, and the journey behind The Salem Podcast.

It’s chaotic, honest, relaxed, and very “let’s just talk.”

If you’ve ever wondered who I am beyond the episodes, this one is for you.

Jesus told the story of the prodigal son in Luke 15 and we often focus on the lost son coming home. But what if the real lesson is for those who never left?

In this episode, I reflect on what Jesus was really confronting: not just the wayward child, but the faithful heart that forgets it already has access to the Father’s heart.

We talk about grace that feels “unfair,” intimacy we assume must be earned, and God’s timing.

This is a gentle challenge to walk closer to God’s heart, not just stay close to His house.

This one is so special.

I sit with my Dadaa to talk about faith and love from a father's POV. What it has been like being a girl dad from the day I was born, loving deeply, leading gently, and learning to trust God with your children.

It is reflective, really funny and very real.

This episode feels like just sitting in the living room with my mum.

We talked about me, faith, strength, motherhood.

She shared honestly about being a woman of faith through different seasons of life and what she wishes everyone knew.

Happy new year

Instead of rushing into goals and pressure, I wanted to start 2026 by checking in with you.

This episode is a soft conversation about becoming, not pretending — growing without the rush, trusting God with the process, and letting this year unfold gently. I’m also sharing what I hope The Salem Podcast feels like this year and inviting you to be part of the journey.

No resolutions. Just intention.

This is the last episode of the year and somehow it’s been six months of The Salem Podcast. Wild.

This episode is a thank you, a reflection, and a little surprise for listeners.

The link to the form; https://forms.gle/evY11VfhbBNAaHhp8

You can always reach me at [email protected].

I’m really glad you’re here. HAPPY NEW YEAR

I recorded this episode at my getaway location, a place that’s quieter than my thoughts and it made me realize how much pressure December puts on us to “wrap life up” neatly.

This is me talking honestly about the things I’m ending the year with that are still open. Prayers I don’t have answers to yet. Feelings I haven’t fully named. Growth that doesn’t fit into a tidy testimony.

If you’ve been trying to force clarity, healing, or peace just because the year is ending, this episode is your permission to stop. God isn’t in a hurry, and neither should you be.

Let’s end the year gently.

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This episode is a quiet, honest reflection on who God showed Himself to be this year — not the version we expected, but the One who carried us, corrected us, humbled us, shocked us, and still called usHis own.

I’m sharing the subtle ways God revealed Himself in my growth, my frustrations, my delays, my answered prayers, and even the disappointments I thought would break me. If this year stretched you, refined you, or forced you to see God differently, this episode will feel like a deep breath.

Come sit with me. Let’s talk about the God we met this year — the One who never leaves, even when life feels unfamiliar.

Sometimes the love that’s actually good for you… doesn’t feel exciting.

When chaos has been your normal, peace can feel suspicious. Stability can feel empty. Consistency can feel like “lack of chemistry.”

In this episode, I am unpacking why healthy love can feel boring when your heart was trained on unpredictability and how to retrain yourself to recognise safety, not just intensity.

If you’re healing, growing, or trying to choose better love, this will bless you.

Love is beautiful… until it quietly starts to take pieces of you with it.

In this episode, I am talking about something a lot of us stumble into without noticing: losing yourself while loving someone else.

I’m unpacking the subtle ways it happens, the signs you’re fading, and the practical ways to love deeply without disappearing.

This is for anyone who has ever given too much, held too little space for themselves, or is learning to love from a place of wholeness not emptiness.