“The Talk” For Students By Students: Recent Episodes
Sneha Verelst
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Tune in with Brooke and Atlas as they discuss the topic of intimate partner rape and implied consent.
Tune in with Shailah as she discusses consequence fallacy and peer pressure as two major factors that media uses to influence teen's sexual decision making.
Listen in as Ryleigh and Eddie delve deep into the importance of internal condoms in all types of relationships.
Join Evangeline and Nicole as they discuss the importance of listening while communicating in a relationship. Listening helps create a healthier relationship and allows for more respect with each other.
Listen in to Shamarie and Neveah as they discuss the definition of consent and how implied consent in relationships is considered rape.
Tune in with Nilianys as she discusses some of the major reasons why STIs are such a big issue among teenagers in today's society. She delves deep into young American's lack of knowledge on STIs and difficulties asking for help as two important reasons.
Listen in with Aaron and Destiny as they dive into how culture equates intimacy with sex even though it is so much more. Tune in as they give examples of other types of intimacy to help a relationship get stronger.
Tune in to Mathias and Madison as they prove why abstinence is essential through high school. From stress, health issues and finance issues with unintended pregnancy and STIs this early in their life, there are many reasons why abstinence is the best choice.
Tune in with Rhaniah as she discusses the consequences of sexting and how it can negatively affect your mental health.
Listen in to Mila as she discusses how television/film and music negatively impact teen's decisions to engage in sex.
Tune in with Eliza as she explains why oral intercourse really is sex and what teens can do to help protect themselves and get support if needed.
Join Mia and Jillian as they discuss why they believe consent is not actively discussed in high school relationships. Are teens uncomfortable talking about boundaries and consent? Do teens even understand what consent truly means? Listen in on their interview with a school clinician, Rachel Rice, and her views on how consent should be taught in schools. Do you feel comfortable talking to your partner about consent?
Grace is going to help us understand what intimacy looks like in a relationship. Get ready to learn about the five different types of intimacy.
Listen in to Elsie as she discusses why communication is important in a healthy relationship. She will break down reasons why communication is necessary using evidence and results of a survey she sent out.
Noah is going to discuss how media plays a role in relationships. The digital era has directly influenced relationships and Noah is going to break it all down for us.
Join Tommy as he helps us navigate self-awareness, loving yourself, and boundaries, in order to figure out if you are ready for a romantic relationship.
Tune in with Samantha to answer the question: How do you use a condom? She will explain the steps to putting on a condom and the importance of them.
Why is consent so important? Aaliyah explains the relationship between communication and consent.
Laila and Abby dive into the topic of communication. They will provide answers to this important question: What do you consider as good communication?
What is the most common relationship problem? How can you fix/prevent this problem? Tune in with Stephanie and Ian as they interview professionals to answer important questions about abusive relationships.
What are the top signs of a toxic relationship and how do you get out of it? Listen in to Sierra, Dalis, and Trysta break this tough topic down.
Are sexualities more hidden today? Tune in with Dani and Christian to learn more about how sexualities are all around us today.
Why is self-care essential to well-functioning relationships? Tune in with Aracelli to learn about the importance of self-care. The guest speaker in this episode is Christina Casavant-Towers, Licensed Therapist.
In this episode Enid and Emily are going to explain the key differences between healthy and unhealthy relationships!
Tune in with Anneliese to learn more about how social media can have a negative affect on someone in the LGBTQ community.
Tune in with Jaiden to delve deeper into different options for protection methods, how they pertain to relationships, and risks involved in not using them.
Tune in with Lily to find out why it is so important for students to learn about sexual health and protection methods! Resource: www.plannedparenthood.org . Online appointments can be scheduled by calling 1-800-230-PLAN.
How can you implement shared responsibility in an unbalanced relationship? Tune in with Piper to learn how to recognize the imbalance and create a plan to make things equal.
Is it important to share the responsibility in a relationship? Tune in with Kayla to find out what shared responsibility looks like in regards to STIs, protection methods, intimacy, and communication.
What can you do if you are stuck in an unhealthy relationship? Tune in with Taylor and Maggie to learn characteristics of healthy and unhealthy relationships and how to get support if needed! Here are some resources: The Date Safe Project: www.thedatesafeproject.org Features information on sexual assault, safe dating, consent issues, strategies for communication, self-esteem and mutual respect in healthy relationships.
RAINN (Rape, Abuse, Incest National Network): 1-800-656-4673 Call for crisis intervention and support, answers to questions regarding sexual assault, basic medical issues information, resources on the reporting process, referral services in your area and information for friends and family of survivors.
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 www.thehotline.org The hotline offers crisis intervention, safety planning, information about domestic violence, and referrals to local service providers. All calls are anonymous. Interpreter services are available.
Why aren’t teens taking advantage of the resources in their communities? Tune in to listen to Elizabeth, Dominic, and Kellianne delve deep into this question, learn about some resources, and reasons to use them!