This episode explores how faith institutions can shift from silence to action in addressing gender-based violence, early marriage, FGM, and harmful traditions, while empowering youth and girls for liberation.

They Typed It, I Felt It, is a raw and intimate conversation with Blessed Tillah on the unseen impact of online comments and cyberbullying. In this episode, Tillah opens up about the emotional weight of online harassment, the silent wounds women carry, and the strength it takes to keep showing up in digital spaces that can often feel unsafe. This conversation goes beyond screens and hashtags, shedding light on how words typed online affect real lives, real confidence, and real mental health, especially for women.

We sit down with Gladness Mbuma a woman whose life was violently interrupted by a lie she never saw coming. Overnight, her name was dragged into a fabricated scandal, accused of having her intimate videos leaked online videos that never existed.Gladness opens up about the fear, the shame, and the silent battles that come with being painted in scandal in a digital world that is quick to judge and slow to listen. She shares the emotional toll, the backlash, and the courage it took to reclaim her voice when her identity became a weapon used against her.