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Jacy and Roy talk about different ways risk impacts victims. They discuss the risks of Uber rides and how dangerous that can be. Roy and Jacy also talk about insurance and what victims should know.
Jacy and Roy talk about the Crash documentary and explore a number of details from the tragic case of 2022.
Jacy and Roy discuss SAFE on Main summer activities and events for families. They share about the increased reporting during summer months and the importance of increased visibility for prevention programs.
Jacy and Roy discuss some new information following the story of Dominique Pelicot and Gisele Pelicot about an online network of men sharing and teaching other men tactics for abuse and rape. See link below for the CNN website and story on gender inequality.
https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2026/03/world/expose-rape-assault-online-vis-intl/index.html
Jacy and Roy talk about Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Following SAFE on Main's recent open house event and invitation to community partners to support our agency and SAAM, they share some statistics about sexual assault, speak with guests from the community, and encourage their listeners to keep this important conversation going. Guests include an officer from the Hamilton Township Police Department, a staff member from Camp Joy, and SAFE on Main's newest board member. Statistics and data shared come from https://rainn.org
Jacy and Roy talk reality TV with our Love is Blind edition. They share observations about the couples and all the red and green flags of relationships.
Jacy and Roy talk about the Epstein Files, how Ghislaine Maxwell is the only person in jail, and how many people are implicated in the sexual abuse and rape of children yet the DOJ is not indicting or convicting any of the perpetrators. They explore why that might be and some of the social norms of sexual violence victimization and perpetration.
Roy brings on Eric, the newest member to the education and outreach team at SAFE on Main, and they discuss some attributes, behaviors, and roles associated with men. Eric will be leading community level prevention efforts and some of which will include engaging men in our communities.
Jacy and Roy talk about the recent case out of Stillwater, Oklahoma where Jesse Butler received 150 hours of community service after raping and violently assaulting two teen girls from his high school.
Jacy and Roy explore data and how statistics seem a bit like victim blaming. 1 in 3 women experience SA puts the emphasis on women rather than the men perpetrating the assault. Roy and Jacy talk about reframing our statistics to illustrate it isn't just happening to them but that someone is doing it to them.
Roy brings Jacy into the podcast room for her introductory show as the new interim cohost of Prevention Nation. Jacy and Roy talk stress and mental health and offer some strategies and tips for managing our worries in healthy ways.
Abby and Roy close out their summer conversations by beginning their 25/26 school-year discussion on what to expect and how to navigate this transition.
Roy and Abby discuss the recent and very public display of infidelity played out over the Jumbotron at the Coldplay concert. They discuss specifics of the incident and how it relates to their work in teaching about healthy relationships.
Lyric joins Roy and Abby for a conversation about youth involvement in prevention work, the importance of youth voice in the field of prevention, and how effective peer-to-peer education and support is.
Abby and Roy come back after a short break with their season 8 opener talking about the busy summer season for Education & Outreach here at SAFE on Main. They share about community events and Prevention in the Park (PIP).
Thank you to 4C for Children, North Pohl Farms and their alpacas, Suzanne the beekeeper, and other community partners for your ongoing support at PIP.
Victoria and Emma run the podcast for the day and talk about their internships with SAFE on Main, their plans after high school, what safety is like for women and girls, and their connection to a caring adult (Queen Caitlyn).
Prevention Nation welcomes Kelley on the show to share her heartbreaking story of rape and harrowing story of survival. From reporting the crime to accepting what happened to her, Kelley talks about the importance of being believed and learning to heal from rape.
If you experienced abuse, rape, sexual assault, please get help and assistance.
SAFE on Main crisis line: 1 888 860 4084
National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1 800 656 4673
Caitlyn has our senior prevention intern Emma in the studio to talk about where it all started and what has changed in her time interning at SAFE on Main. Emma shares a little about her next steps in college and how Mason High School Focus Areas of culture, inclusivity, and personalized learning helped her develop into the motivated person she is and be so rooted in service and change in her community.
Roy and Caitlyn have local High School student and YEP intern Victoria on to share her story of domestic violence and the juvenile justice system. She shares about the support she received through her situation and how a teacher in her school made such a difference in her outcome in going through such a traumatic event.
Caitlyn and Roy bring local high school student Brooke into the studio to talk about being a youth leader in Warren County. Brooke shares why she is in leadership, what brought her to collaborate with SAFE on Main, and what she hopes to accomplish as a YEP student.
Abby and Roy talk spring break and why it's important to take a break from the daily routines and responsibilities we all have.
Roy, Abby, Jacy, and Jerilyn conclude their conversation on DV and this tragic case. We encourage our listeners to watch the documentary, to support the Gabby Petito Foundation, step up and speak up when you see something, and help raise awareness for DV/IPV/SV and the impact it has on all of us.
Roy and Abby have guests Jacy and Jerilyn on the podcast. The four review the recent Netflix documentary American Murder Gabby Petito and share our perspectives on this tragic case.
*Spoiler alert for the case and documentary
*Trigger warning for graphic content
To learn more or get help, check out these links.
gabbypetitofoundation.org
https://www.netflix.com/title/81733793
https://le.utah.gov/~2023/bills/static/SB0117.html
https://le.utah.gov/interim/2023/pdf/00000616.pdf
Roy and Abby talk awareness months and discuss February being Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. They share why it's important to talk about relationships and even share a little about dating when they were teens.
https://www.loveisrespect.org/get-involved/tdvam/
Abby, Caitlyn, and Roy begin with It Ends with Us and then ramble through trauma dumping, olive oil wraps, Yik Yak, Blue Sky, and Pepe the Prawn. Join us on our end of year medley of things that we just wanted to talk about.
Ian and Carli talk about seasonal depression and why it's important to talk to someone if you are feeling the winter or holiday blues.
Maddie makes her debut appearance on Prevention Nation. Roy and Abby talk with Maddie about gratitude and the three discuss the physical and emotional health implications being grateful has on our minds and bodies.
Abby and Roy discuss holiday cheer and how it looks different for different people. This year can be a difficult time for many and it's important to understand why.
Roy starts season 7 with the new Brainjuice team, Ian and Carly. Ian returns from last year with some new goals and Carly starts her podcasting journey here on Prevention Nation.
Closing out season 6, Abby and Roy talk about the recent indictment of Sean Combs. From the trafficking network Diddy built to the impact on his victims, Roy and Abby explore response and prevention efforts for human trafficking.
Richelle talks with Roy and Abby about sexuality education and how it provides personal power. From working with incarcerated populations to populations with developmental or intellectual disabilities, Richelle says it's all about building autonomy.
https://visibleandresilient.org
Roy and Abby sit down with Richelle Frabotta, a sexuality educator, an LGBTQIA+ health initiatives project manager, and student herself working on her PDH in Educational Leadership. From her more than 32 years of experience in the field, Richelle talks with us about the importance of honesty in education, creating safe spaces, and teaches us how talking about difficult things is a primary way to address difficult things.
https://visibleandresilient.org
Caitlyn tells Roy all about this season's Love Island show. They discuss the dynamics or relationships and relationships on a reality show. Listeners, leave a comment here with your fav reality show and we will respond with a podcast about it.
Caitlyn and Roy discuss where they've been instead of podcasting lol and how busy the summer has kept them.
Caitlyn and Roy talk about the trending question about which is more safe, a bear or a man, and they attempt to shed some light on why this question has caught the attention of so many.
Roy and Caitlyn finish their conversation about the culture of violence perpetrated against children in the movie and television industries.
Caitlyn and Roy discuss the recent docuseries about the set of Nickelodeon and the culture of abuse and secrecy fostered there resulting in many forms of abuse towards children.
Roy and Caitlyn discuss the state of our mental health and how it's showing up in our individual and shared spaces. They stress the importance of awareness and in seeking help if you are struggling.
Caitlyn and Roy talk about some harmful cultural norms that support violence against women. They discuss the recent incidents that made the media circuit and what impact, if any, it has on the rest of us.
Caitlyn and Roy discuss the new docuseries and how the show cast light on victim blaming and system responses to cases or reports of sexual assault and rape.
Caitlyn and Roy close out 2023 with a review of prevention work through the year. They share highlights from teaching in schools to prevention in the park and then talk about some of the newly developed programming.
Roy and Caitlyn talk holiday mental health. While this is a great time of year for many, this is also a time of year for a lot of feelings of isolation and sadness. Prevention Nation asks the listeners to take care of themselves this season and be attentive to individual needs.
Caitlyn and Roy welcome guests Barb and Dylan from the Lebanon Public Library. The four talk library systems, book clubs, best reads, write club, and microfiche.
Listen to more Barb and Dylan https://lplcast.libsyn.com/ and check out more programs through the library https://lebanonlibrary.org/
Roy talks with Jane as she departs as Executive Director for SAFE on Main and then Caitlyn and Roy close out this episode with an introduction and conversation with our new leader and ED, Darrico Murray.
Caitlyn and Roy continue discussions on the intersections of sports and violence. They talk about the structure of athletics and its role in the development of social skills and norms.
Roy and Caitlyn discuss details of the Danny Masterson case and some controversial conversations emerging as a result of the case. If you've been raped or are the victim of sexual assault:National Sexual Assault Hotline 1-800-656-4673oaesv.org/get-help/if-youve-been-raped/SAFE on Main crisis hotline 888-860-4084
Roy and Caitlyn get to hear about the unicorn, what collateral damage looks and feels like, and how this survival guide might help others get to their next chapter. Follow Victoria on on her social medias @victoriaellen.co To purchase Painting in the Rain https://a.co/d/5LRYq6N
Caitlyn and Roy sit down with Victoria Ellen and hear about her amazing story of broken systems, advocacy, and overcoming. Victoria shares how writing her memoir and telling her story, her children's story, became a fundamental part of their journey.
Roy and Caitlyn talk suicide prevention awareness in honor of September being Suicide Prevention Month. If you are in need of emotional support, talk to someone now and call 988With our friends at the Lifeline network, we are working to change the conversation from suicide to suicide prevention. #BeThe1To ask, be there, keep them safe, stay connected, and follow up. 988lifeline.org/promote-national-suicide-prevention-month/
Caitlyn and Roy talk back to school stuff. They share with the listeners a little about their favorite teachers growing up and what they are most excited about when thinking about getting back into the schools teaching.
Caitlyn and Roy talk about charisma, or RIZZ, and how the two might be different. Caitlyn also introduces the topic of beige flags?
Caitlyn and Roy discuss some pop culture relationship news. They share some insight around the Jonah Hill and Sarah Brady conversation as well as the Keke Palmer dress she wore to the Usher concert.
Roy and Caitlyn discuss their recent attendance at the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence 2023 Conference Forging New Pathways. The share a little about workshops, presenters, affinity groups, the resource fair, and cookies.
Roy and Caitlyn discuss fatherhood. Prevention Nation welcomes guest Glenn Harris, Director of Prevention for the Ohio Domestic Violence Network, who shares stories about his experience with fatherhood from a child's perspective, from a father's perspective, and from a person who worked for years in the arena of fatherhood.
Caitlyn and Roy talk about some summer plans for SAFE on Main prevention. They share a sneak peak into Prevention In The Park and then talk shows to watch to stay informed and knowledgeable on the topics of DV, IPV, SV, TDV.
Caitlyn and Roy wrap up our discussions on mental health with a conversation about different ways and strategies for managing our mental health and emotional well-being.
Caitlyn shares with the listeners, and Roy, some insight about mindfulness, strategies for being more mindful, mindfulness myths, and how mindfulness can help.
Roy and Caitlyn talk about mental health in a 3 part series. The first discussion is about mental health and the brain.
Roy talks with four teens from the Teen Alliance Council about mental health and mental health awareness.
Caitlyn and Roy check in on their mental health. They talk briefly about the importance of mental health awareness and share some resources for support and help. Dial 988 for suicide and crisis lifeline.
Caitlyn and Roy talk about Denim Day, the case that started the movement, and cases around the world since the start of Denim Day back in 1999. They discuss consent and social norms that support sexual violence. Learn more at https://denimday.org or https://latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/entertainment/story/2023-04-19/clothesline-project-hangs-sexual-violence-out-to-dry
Caitlyn, Roy, and Nate pick up their discussion with some zombie apocalypse The Last of Us discussion. Nate closes the conversation by sharing the Good Life with our listeners and what makes his program so great. Check out the program at https://iwantgood.org
Roy and Caitlyn welcome Nate Chrisman, CEO of The Cleft, non-profit for youth. Nate shares his strategies for illuminating possibility for teens and all members of his community. We also talk American Girl Dolls and caring adults.
https://iwantgood.org
Caitlyn and Roy talk about caring adults and Safe On Main's social media campaign, Connecting Warren County. Youth who feel connected to a caring adult tend to be more successful and connection to a caring adult increases safety for youth. Roy and Caitly discuss this all from the lens of the hit show, The Last of Us. Listeners, please help us out and complete this survey about caring adults. surveymonkey.com/r/ConnectWC
Roy welcomes Caitlyn to our prevention team and to our podcast. Caitlyn and Roy talk a little about prevention work and what Caitlyn is most excited for as a school and community prevention coordinator.
Roy talks with Brandon Thompson, Outreach Coordinator for Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program serving Southeast Ohio. If you are in need of support and are in the Southeast area of Ohio, call their crisis hotline services at 740 591 4266. Brandon's reading recommendation from the podcast is Citizen by Claudia Rankine.
Ava and Matt talk protective factors. They share with their listeners some of the ups and downs around family dinners and what time together as a family might look like.
Tommy Koopman, Deputy Director of Prevention and Wellness, from the Mental Health Recovery Board Serving Warren & Clinton Counties comes in and forecasts with Roy the direction of prevention around mental health.
For help dial 988 for the suicide crisis lifeline
or call 877 695 Need (6333) or text "4hope" to 741741
Or listen to John Cummings, Deputy Director of Communications for MHRBWCC on his podcast https://www.messy.fm/mhrbwcc
Roy brings back Chelsie and they talk about the name Prevention Nation and what to expect from season 5.
Roy talks with Shelby about her time here at Safe on Main. Shelby says goodbye to the office and the podcast to move to Columbus for a new adventure.
Shelby and Roy wrap up their discussion of the Power curriculum. They close with discussion around bystander intervention and support.
Shelby get closer to the end of their Power discussion. Shelby shares details on sexual assault and rape prevention education and consent.
Roy and Shelby discuss abusive relationships and how this information is taught in the Power program.
Shelby and Roy continue discussing the Power High School program. Day 2 focuses on the spectrum of unhealthy and abusive dating behaviors.
Shelby talks with Roy about the High School Power program. She introduces the 5 days and goes into more detail about the first day of Power talking about healthy relationships.
Shelby and Roy discuss resolutions, why so often we fail at fulfilling our resolutions, and how to make a better resolution.
Roy and Shelby reflect on Stephen "Twitch" Boss and what we need to remember about suicide. They encourage each of us to check in on each other and to pay close attention to those in our lives we love and care for.
For the suicide hotline: call 988, for the crisis text line: text HOME to 741741.
Roy and Shelby continue their conversation with Abby about technology, the internet, and social media. They close out their conversation with how it is impacting our mental health and how it challenges perceptions of reality. Hear what they have to say about what to do about it.
Shelby and Roy talk with our guest Abby about the dangers of technology. We discuss how it influences our thoughts, what kids are seeing, and how our health is being impact.
Shelby and Roy discuss breaking up, reflecting on the relationship, moving on to a new normal and opening yourself up to a new relationship.
Roy and Shelby talk about the holiday rush. It is the most wonderful time of year for many but for others it can be stressful and challenging. Shelby and Roy encourage people to be patient and kind so we can all have the hap-happiest season of all.
Roy and Shelby discuss the pressure in society to compare yourself to others and their success.
Shelby and Roy discuss the potential stressors of the holiday season and the importance of help-seeking behavior along with resiliency.
Shelby and Roy sit down with Warren County students Ava and Matt to discuss the upcoming youth segment of Prevention Nation.
Shelby and Roy discuss two different TikTok videos related to toxic masculinity, bullying, and men expressing their emotions.
Shelby and Roy discuss the question: does your family's opinion of your dating partner matter?
Roy and Shelby address the questions: how long to date before engagement/marriage? Is it a red flag if one partner falls a lot faster than the other?
Season 4: Shelby and Roy open up the season with a discussion on the long term implications of forcing children to share and draw some conclusions how forced sharing may intersect with some concepts around consent.
Shelby and Roy discuss some summer prevention work and close out an early season 3. Stay tuned for Season 4 as we go back to school.
Roy and Shelby explore reasons why some people stay in unhealthy or even unsafe relationships. They discuss leaving abusive relationships from an adult and teen perspective.
https://www.loveisrespect.org/
Shelby and Roy discuss the Tik Tok trend about spying and stalking dating partners through hidden cameras and why this isn't a good thing.
Shelby and Roy blind react to 2 topics: what age would you let your kids date & back to school safety
Roy and Shelby discuss the grey area between red flags and green flags in relationships: yellow flags.
TW: Sex trafficking discussed. Amy shares her story as a survivor of human trafficking and how she got out.
Sidewalk soldiers website: https://sidewalksoldiers.net/
National human trafficking hotline: 1(888)373-7888 SMS: 233733 (Text "HELP" or "INFO")
Amy Cornelius from Sidewalk Soldiers discusses the organization and their mission to provide hope, help and healing to survivors at the intersection of human trafficking and substance abuse. Sidewalk soldiers website: https://sidewalksoldiers.net/
National human trafficking hotline: 1(888)373-7888 SMS: 233733 (Text "HELP" or "INFO")
TW: suicide is discussed. In this episode, Shelby and Roy have a mental health check-in and discuss suicide awareness and prevention, and the importance of being kind and reaching out.
For the suicide hotline: call 988, for the crisis text line: text HOME to 741741.
Jolynn Hurwitz, the Southwest Ohio Regional Prevention Project Director, comes to Prevention Nation to discuss local initiatives and programs that impact children and families in our community. Here is the Ohio Children's Trust Fund website: octf.ohio.gov
Roy and Shelby discuss how fatherhood initiatives and the domestic violence prevention field interact and are in some ways interdependent. 'Courageous Conversations with Ohio Men' event sign up link: http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event?oeidk=a07ej678cv05f755940&llr=yx4m4m8ab
Roy and Shelby share some positive mental health stories and check in on your "weather."
Roy and Shelby share their thoughts on the sensationalized case of Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard from the perspective of preventionists in the field of domestic violence.
We discuss the Warren County Foundation's partnership with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and the positive impact it has had in our community. This reading initiative aims to increase literacy of children by delivering new books to them every month for free. More information and enrollment can be found at www.warrencountyfoundation.org/imagination-library.html
We sat down and spoke with guests President & CEO, Rosa and Vice President of Operations, Shandra of Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence to discuss Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
For help, support, and information go to oaesv.org
Roy and Shelby discuss the Oscars, the slap heard around the world, and the culture of violence.
Meet new cohost Shelby and learn a little about her and why she joined Team Prevention.
Holly and Roy discussed the new show Adults Adopting Adults and the abusive behaviors in their relationships.
Roy and Holly are discussing the red flags in teen relationships, how to recognize if your relationships are unhealthy, and where to get help if needed. If you do need help text LOVEIS to 22522.
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Please visit LoveisRespect.org for more information and virtual events around TDVAM. Stand in solidarity on Feb 8th by wearing orange!
We gathered data from over 1,200 youth across the state of Ohio. We asked about what they are experiencing during this pandemic; here are the results.
Follow us @ SAFEonMain to learn more.
Each year we invite youth from around Warren County to participate in a Youth Summit. We gather their comments on hot topics and are able to mine qualitative data through a variety of activities, including something called Speed Prevention. Here is that report.
How are you feeling in this new year? Timid, isolated, encouraged, joyful? All are welcome here as we discuss what's to come in 2022. Also enjoy the little easter egg about change in this podcast! ;)
We raising awareness around the topic and problem of human trafficking. Find resources below to learn more and support the cause.
polarisproject.org
dhs.gov/blue-campaign/wearblueday
New year, new name! Our agency has changed its name. We are now Safe on Main! Serving our community through shelter, legal advocacy, and prevention education. Take a listen and see why we've changed in this new year.
We have talked about this before, but let's discuss again. What has life looked like after the conservatorship ended?
Roy and Holly are talking holiday traditions. America is a stir fry and during the holidays we really get to see the beauty of the variety of traditions, religions, and cultures.
We are discussing a couple of news stories that came out. These were very interesting to us because they involve sexual assault happening within a high school setting.
We've got the right secret sauce for an incredible podcast full of pop culture, prevention education, and topics that will make you think. Check out this trailer or any of our episodes to see what we're all about!
Did you know there existed such an awareness month?! Roy and Holly are discussing the origins of HRAM and how you can join in.
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Check out https://www.un.org/en/observances/human-rights-day for more information.
We couldn't provide the community support without you! Consider giving to the Abuse and Rape Crisis Shelter of Warren County this #givingtuesday by visiting arcshelter.com to learn how. Give this podcast a listen to learn about all the service we offer to those in need experiencing violence.
Did you know today is International Men's Day? We are celebrating all men who make this world a better place! We're taking this time to discuss the importance of men's health and well-being.
We've seen two stories on the internet lately (mostly TikTok) getting quite a bit of attention. Both of these are similar in the way people are responding to men protecting themselves against being assaulted by the opposite gender. Let's discuss the double standards for males and females going on within our society.
International Men's Day is November 19th. This month we are recognizing and supporting all men on the journey to greater health and a healing journey.
SPOILER ALERT! We don't give too much away but we're talking honestly about all that has happened so far in this show.
Holly and Roy have finished the first and second season of the Apple+ show Ted Lasso. Not only is it a feel good show but the characters are show us what healthy relationships should look like; the good and the challenging parts! We're discussing those dynamics in this episode. Enjoy and let us know which relationship is your favorite in the show
In this episode we're discussing the history behind Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Join in on the conversation with coworkers, friends, and family. You might not be able to see that someone is in need, but asking could potentially save a life!
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For those needing any type of assistance with domestic violence or sexual assault, call out free local hotline 888.860.4084.
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Join us October 20th at 6pm to remember an honor all the victims who've lost their lives due to domestic violence. This will take place at the Warren County Board of Commissioners on 406 Justice drive in Lebanon Ohio.
Have you ever noticed how the media covers a story about rape or sexual assault? What we hear on a constant basis can start to influence our view on this matter. Potentially leading to us becoming victim advocates or reinforcing rape culture. We're discussing about a specific case, but the media portrays this narrative for more often than not.
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If you or someone you know has experienced sexual assault or rape feel free to call out hotline at 888-860-4084 for help. You can also call the national hotline at 800-656-4673 or visit rainn.org to live chat.
We found a very encouraging tik tok of a politician being kind to a stranger. Makes us wonder, how hard is it to just choose kindness towards other? Let's discuss.
This podcast isn't all about Simone Biles, but a larger conversation going on. Roy and Holly discuss the pressures of sports, unrealistic expectations, forcing unnecessary rules on athletes, sexualization of women, and sexual assault behind the scenes. It's a lot of content, but we hope you enjoy and really consider what we are teaching each other and the next generation.
You can listen to a lot of commentaries out there on the Britney Spears conservatorship controversy around podcast land. We decided to sit down and talk about the parallels between Britney's situation and thousands of other survivors experiencing domestic violence. This isn't an isolated incident, different forms of violence keep happening in all kinds of relationships, but we're here to hopefully prevent this from happening or help someone experiencing this.
We've also finished season 1 of Prevention Nation! Join us soon for season 2 soon
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If you or a loved one needs help with any type of intimate partner violence or domestic violence, don't hesitate to reach out to our local Warren County hotline at 888.860.4084 or the national hotline at 1.800.799.7233 or visit thehotline.org
We got to hear from a fellow staff member about her experience with challenges and triumphs of identifying as LGTB+ in the workplace.
We're discussing the history around pride month and also the intersectionality between those who identify as LGBTQIA+ and intimate partner violence & sexual assault.
We sat down with a Franklin Wildcat (former) football player. Clayton Hicks has become a successful entrepreneur in Franklin and recognizes some of his success can be attributed to his incredible coaches there.
We sat down with a former and a current and TAC member to discuss how mental health and overall well being has been effected by participating in high school and college athletics.
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Noah Starcher has a podcast out called Breathe. Check it out on Spotify or Apple Podcasts!
John Cummings from the Mental Health Recovery Board of Warren County sat down with us to discuss youth & social media and the impacts on their mental health.
Check out John's podcast at www.messy.fm/mhrbwcc
An introduction to Mental Health Awareness Month. This whole month we'll be discussing the intersectionality between mental health issues and violence prevention.
Roy is filing Holly in on the Temptation Island Finale. Spolier: if you're relationship is anything like Kristen & Julian's you may be on the right path ;)
We sat down with Keaha our Trauma Therapist here to check in with each other and learn a few tips on how to survive life's unexpected turns.
We are having a conversation with one of our TAC members, Mia from Lebanon High School! This conversation could have gone on for a long time, but here are just a few thoughts on the movement of survivors of sexual assault speaking out.
Continuing with Sexual Assault Awareness Month Ava boldly shares her story and the aftermath of sexual assault.
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"What were you wearing?" Exhibit https://wwyw.forestry.oregonstate.edu/stories
We have Zach from Talbert House Prevention Services (https://www.talberthouse.org/help/community-care-3/) on to talk about responsible drinking which can lead to a healthier community here in Warren County.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! This episode explores some of the history behind this month (it's been official for 20 years now!) and some insight into how this month has changed over the years.
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If you or anyone you know needs help after experiencing sexual assault call our free local hotline 888.860.4084 OR the national hotline 800.656.4673
You can also live chat online with a trained professional at https://hotline.rainn.org/online (y tambien en español)
For the LGBTQIA+ hotline contact The Trevor project at 866.488.7386 or text TREVOR to 202.304.1200
A new segment where we pick apart "reality" shows and how they lead to unhealthy views on relationships. This week we're talking about Married A First Sight and Temptation Island.
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Celebrating all things female and empowerment. Roy has some fun facts and it was just an all around great day to lift up all the queens around us.
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This episode has us wondering who is in charge of "cancel culture"?? We may never find out but this idea is spreading like wildfire all across the country. Where does cancel culture cross the line from accountability to pettiness?
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We're discussing different topics from the viewpoint of a Gen X & Z, plus throwing the middle child Millennial into the mix. How are we different? How are we similar? And how can we move forward to create a better tomorrow?
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We're taking a deeper dive into what our organization does as far intervention for domestic violence survivors.
Exploring all the things you should get out and do in Warren County, Ohio! We know it's been lonely trying to quarantine, but there are still some things you can get out and do while supporting local business.
How's the weather in your neighborhood? We're checking in with each other to see how things are going.
We sit with our teens, that are a part of the Warren County Teen Alliance Council, to discuss teen dating violence in light of teen dating violence awareness month. We also discuss how to be an active bystander for a friend or loved one as a part of our Building up Bystanders campaign.