This episodes leans into personal experience with the wiles of depression and suicide and gives experiential advice on how to navigate through and overcome same.

This episode speaks to the bad traits we possess as human beings that we have normalized and glamourized either subconsciously or knowingly. It shows us how negative and toxic they are and pleads with us to revolutionize.

This episode speaks to the wiles of resentment and the truth in forgiveness. It goes on to note the contradictions in healing and how difficult it may be.

Welcome to the season finale! This episode deals with gender violence, assault, rape and the socialization differences with boys and girls! It features the opinions of strong minded youth who believe that the issue may be remedied if we are intentional about same! It breathes honesty and transparency and may be a trigger for some! Happy Listening!

Welcome to the very first interactive episode of Uncut w| Judean, “Behind Closed Doors” as host, Judean Graham and co-hosts, Javon Downie, Deidre-Ann McKenzie and Donnette Senior speak on abuse, assault and sexual grooming.

This weeks episode unpacks emotional trauma experienced in and after relationships. It details how traumatic experiences in our relationships can alter our interactions with the outside world in a negative way. The host and co-host, speak on their personal experiences with emotional trauma and speaks their truth on the matter including how they coped and liberated themselves from same. It is to be noted that we are neither therapists nor professionals on the matter; this is merely a documentation of our experiences.

Here’s your reminder that the grass won’t always be green where you stand but you must persevere. In the colloquial terms of my friend, Jhe’Vonté; “wull it and wull out.” Press through the struggles because through perseverance comes victory.

This episode speaks to the reality of children and young adults growing in houses with parents of ministerial service.

An ode of acceptance and honour.”

This episode sheds light on being brave enough to take a step away from ended relationships and standing on your own two feet. It also gives brief advice on keeping healthy relationships- spotting unhealthy ones and being firm enough to stand independently but tender enough to compromise.