Episode 18 - First Policy on Social Kava Use & the Untold Stories of Wives of Faikava Men

In this week’s episode, I talk about the first-ever policy on social kava use introduced by Otago University - a bold and necessary step toward bringing structure, safety, and accountability to kava practices.I also continue with Part 2 of the testimonies from wives of faikava men, sharing raw and emotional stories that reveal the damaging effects of kava abuse - on families, marriages, and the wellbeing of Pacific women.These stories are a reminder that while kava holds deep cultural significance, its misuse has created painful realities that can no longer be ignored.This episode connects policy, culture, and personal pain - showing that real change starts with open conversations, courage, and accountability.🎙️ Let’s talk about the real impact of kava - from university halls to the faikava circle.Support the showHelp us continue making great content for listeners everywhere.Sign the Petition to ban tou'a and protect women and children.            https://pasifikaempowerment.org/campaignsYou can watch the video podcast on https://www.youtube.com/@pacificempowerment