Episodes (Season 1)
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Episode #12: Wrapping Up & Celebrating Season 1.
In this final episode of season 1 of the DOHS Podcast, Ololade Ajayi welcomes the technical partner for the podcast Ahmed Hassan on the show to celebrate the progress made so far working on the podcast, highlight the prevailing challenges and discuss the next step forward.
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Episode #1: The DOHS Podcast Debuts.
In this debut episode, Ololade Ajayi introduces the DOHS podcast and discusses the significance of Bibliotherapy in helping women and girls who are survivors or victims of sexual and gender-based violence.
Episode #2: A Personal Experience.
This episode is a special edition of the DOHS podcast. It is Ololade Ajayi's birthday edition, and she is the host and the guest at the same time, speaking about her Female Genital Mutilation experience. Tune in.
Episode #3: 11-Year Old & Endangered.
An 11-year old endangered girl child shares her story with Ololade Ajayi in this episode, highlighting how she watched her ailing mother suffer sexual violence in the hand of her step-father till she passed away.
Episode #4: Domestic Violence at Great Aunty's.
This episode of the DOHS Podcast features a young girl who suffered domestic violence in the hand of her great aunty's daughter until she was rescued by a human rights organisation and resettled in a temporary shelter.
Episode #5: Effects on Maternal & Child Health.
The guest on this episode of the DOHS Podcast, Dr. (Mrs.) Modupe Oye, a specialist in clinical counselling on adolescent reproductive health and a lecturer of public health, speaks about the effect of domestic violence on maternal and child health, as well as why victims choose to remain in their abuse environment.
Episode #6: Abused During Pregnancy.
A woman based in Lagos shares her experience of domestic violence in the hand of her partner, even during pregnancy.
Episode #7: Understanding & Curbing Rape.
In a bid to increase awareness and educate people rightly on gender-based violence and how to manage it, the host and creator of the DOHS Podcast Ololade Ajayi discusses sexual violence with a focus on rape.
Episode #8: HIV Stigmatisation & Domestic Abuse.
In this episode of the DOHS Podcast, Ololade Ajayi discusses HIV stigmatisation and its relationship to sexual and domestic violence with the guest Opeoluwa, a person living with HIV.
Episode #9: Escaping Abusive Husband & In-laws.
A young married woman shares her experience escaping from domestic violence in the hands of her husband and in-laws, while trying not to leave her little daughter behind and confronting her abusers.
Episode #10: Understanding Domestic Violence.
In Episode 10 of the DOHS Podcast, Ololade Ajayi talks about domestic violence in an effort to increase awareness about the issue.
Episode #11: Mother & Daughter Abused.
A single mother who has now remarried narrates how her new husband has been sexually-abusing her daughter since age 12, while also abusing her physically for speaking against his unpleasant actions towards her daughter.
Episode #12: Wrapping Up & Celebrating Season 1.
In this final episode of season 1 of the DOHS Podcast, Ololade Ajayi welcomes the technical partner for the podcast Ahmed Hassan on the show to celebrate the progress made so far working on the podcast, highlight the prevailing challenges and discuss the next step forward.
WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.