In this episode, I explore the concept of power over—not as a political talking point, but as the invisible architecture driving war, inequality, oppression, and the breakdown of human dignity across the globe. Inspired by The Power by Naomi Alderman, I uncover why simply reversing gender roles or changing who holds authority will never bring liberation. When any group inherits a system based on domination, they inevitably become oppressors.

I share personal reflections on bullying, inferiority, and the subtle ways we all participate in this power structure—often without realizing it. This episode isn’t about blame; it’s about awakening. Because until we see the power-over paradigm for what it is, we will keep recreating the same systems under new names.

This is not a call to redistribute power. It is a call to dissolve the dominance paradigm entirely.

If you’ve ever sensed that something deeper than politics or gender wars is driving the state of our world—this conversation will name it.

In early October, I found myself withdrawing from my own voice—not because I had nothing to say, but because I was drowning in the noise of social media, external expectations, and the pressure to perform rather than speak truth. This episode captures the moment I realized my creative energy had been hijacked. It explores what happens when we start shaping our message to be liked instead of allowing it to be true.

I talk about the existential flatness that comes when we chase approval, what I learned while reading The Fountainhead, and why compromising your voice—even slightly—kills the desire to speak at all.

If you’ve ever lost your creative spark or questioned your purpose, this episode is the bridge between silence and rebirth. It’s the moment I recognized that my voice doesn’t disappear when I stop speaking externally—it disappears when I stop speaking from within.

Swearing isn’t just swearing.

It’s rebellion. It’s power. It’s class warfare.

From my childhood where “gosh” was taboo to a boss who literally shushed me, this episode dives into why certain words make people clutch their pearls — and why the words we don’t challenge can be deadly.