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Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 250 episodes
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Sistas, Let’s Talk is a show for women across the Pacific region. Each week, host Natasha Meten talks to inspirational women about the issues affecting them, and discusses how to navigate modern life as a Pacific Island woman.
Unknown Host hosts Sistas, Let's Talk, a society show with 250 episodes published.
Understanding autism, ADHD and other neurodivergent conditions for kids in the Pacific can be a challenge for parents and their wider communities. These conditions are on a spectrum, meaning symptoms vary from mild to se
Many women across the Pacific would not necessarily call themselves a matriarch. But their children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews or community might. A matriarch is often the eldest daughter. The person everyone turns
Love doesn't follow rules or boundaries. In a diverse society, it often brings together people from different cultural backgrounds, creating relationships that can be as enriching as they are complex. On Sistas Let's Tal
For many Pacific women, their 40s and 50s can be a transformative time marked by wisdom, confidence and self-discovery. With lived experience comes a clearer understanding of what truly matters, bringing fresh perspectiv
For many Pacific women, traditional dishes are more than just food, they are a connection to family, culture and identity. From island trevally to oka to the classic chop suey, Sistas Let’s Talk is celebrating the tradit
Turning 30 can feel like standing at a crossroads, caught between who you were and who you want to become. In this episode of Sistas Let's Talk, three Papua New Guinean women reflect on life in their 30s, sharing candid
Sistas Let’s Talk usually celebrates remarkable women from across the Pacific, but this NAIDOC Week, the focus turns to one of Australia’s most respected Aboriginal elders. Natasha Meten sits down with Bidjara and Birri
The transition to adulthood is an exciting time of life, shaped by both opportunity and expectation. From planning careers to taking on new responsibilities, life in your 20s can bring big changes and challenges. On Sist
Theonila Roka Matbob grew up surrounded by the toxic legacy of Panguna mine in central Bougainville. Now a politician and human rights advocate, she refused to accept the damage left behind. Mobilising her community, The
Adoption in the Pacific is very different from the way it’s done in other countries. If children aren’t being raised by their birth parents, there are aunties, uncles or grandparents who will take them in. But for Pacifi
For many communities across the Pacific, the impact of Cyclone Maila is still being felt long after the winds and rain have passed. At least 25 people lost their lives, but behind that number are families trying to rebui
Relationships are full of ups and downs but if you don’t want to break up, how do you bring your relationship back from the brink? This week Sistas Let’s Talk explores the ways women across the Pacific have saved their r
Colourism is part of everyday life for some Pacific Islanders. From being told you’re too dark for a photo to seeing lighter-skinned kids picked first for school teams, it shapes how people are treated, privileging some
Five years ago, Sistas Let's Talk began as a space for Pacific Island women to talk honestly about their lives. The joys, the struggles, the things they celebrate and the things they’re too often told not to say out loud
HIV rates in Fiji and Papua New Guinea are soaring but the message about safe sex doesn’t seem to be getting through to a lot of men in the Pacific. Condoms are one of the most effective ways of preventing HIV and other
Polygamy is illegal in Papua New Guinea, but in practice it remains widespread—and is growing. Prime Minister James Marape has announced plans to strengthen the ban as part of a broader national effort to protect women,
The drug crisis across the Pacific is dominating our headlines. Countries like Fiji and Tonga have become gateways for moving drugs between Asia or the Americas to Australia and New Zealand. Some of these drugs end up on
It’s hard to think of anything more exciting but also nerve wracking than being pregnant for the first time. Each stage is a new experience and a lesson in letting go of plans and control, and just trying to go along wit
Fiji has the world's fastest growing rate of HIV transmission and it's not only high-risk groups being impacted. Babies are being born with HIV through a process now called vertical transmission - where they get it durin
Gender-based violence is happening throughout the Pacific but one thing that seems to be changing is how people react when they see it. While some people still stand by, afraid to get involved, others are speaking up and
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Sistas, Let's Talk is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 250 episodes.
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