In Episode 43 of Real Talk, Vanessa Morris sits down with Sue Austin, a passionate leader championing trauma-informed care in Zimbabwe. Sue opens up about how Real Talk has not only impacted her personally as a leader, but also brought deep healing and transformation to her team. She shares powerful reflections on the importance of honest conversations, emotional safety, and how embracing vulnerability has changed the way they show up for the children and communities they serve. This episode is a heartfelt reminder of how healing begins with one voice—and how that voice can ignite change across nations.

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In Episode 42 of Real Talk, host Vanessa Morris sits down with Christophe Dessaigne for a raw and honest conversation about masculinity, vulnerability, and the journey toward healing. Christophe opens up about the hidden costs of performance-driven living, and how numbing through workaholism and pornography masked a deeper longing for validation. Together, they confront the cultural pressures men face and explore what healthy masculinity really looks like—one rooted in truth, presence, and humility. If you're a man who's ever felt the weight of silence, this episode is for you. Your story matters, and healing is possible.

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In this episode of the Flipping the Script series, host Vanessa Morris sits down with Stacey Yates to expose and challenge the harmful narratives that keep people trapped in silence. Stacey shares her powerful journey from surviving sex trafficking to becoming a fierce advocate for at-risk youth. Together, they explore the healing power of vulnerability, the urgency of breaking generational cycles, and the need for real conversations with the next generation. This episode is a raw, hope-filled reminder that your past doesn’t define you—and your voice has the power to flip the script and ignite change.

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