In episode 97, we're saying goodbye to a few of our childhood faves: Ms. Dolly Parton, Hayden Panettiere, and Tim Curry before we travel across the globe to Liberia, Iran, and South Korea!

Fasten your seatbelts for an in-depth discussion about courageous Iranian women defying their government over the right to dress as they please, while highlighting a parallel journey of female Platirians who fought against misogyny in my first sci-fantasy book, Platirius Infiltration.

We're also shouting out two beloved Black-owned and women-owned businesses right here in North Carolina!

Through personal reflections and on-the-ground updates, we'll connect grief and global crises with calls for compassion, solidarity, and perseverance.

Welcome back for Episode 96, "Dig Deep!" Today we'll examine three connected stories: the tragic death of Cambridge professor Jason Arday after intense scrutiny, the latest online trend of how to navigate "trauma dumping," including healthy ways to seek support, and the suspicious hanging death of Tasia Fortune in Jackson, Mississippi, USA.

In this episode, I urge listeners to think critically, consider the impact of public shaming and words, and demand accountability while supporting vulnerable populations and minority-owned businesses.

In episode 95, we'll travel to the U.K. and around the U.S., examining disturbing stories ranging from a self-professed psychopath's perspective on life to escalating police brutality and racial violence, and autism discrimination.

The episode connects these incidents to broader problems in society—bigotry, ableism, and abuse of power. I urge my listeners to stay informed and demand accountability within their communities.