Prevention Nation

Jacy and Roy discuss some new information following the story of Dominique Pelicot and Gisele Pelicot about an online network of men sharing and teaching other men tactics for abuse and rape. See link below for the CNN website and story on gender inequality.https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2026/03/world/expose-rape-assault-online-vis-intl/index.html

Jacy and Roy talk about Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Following SAFE on Main's recent open house event and invitation to community partners to support our agency and SAAM, they share some statistics about sexual assault, speak with guests from the community, and encourage their listeners to keep this important conversation going. Guests include an officer from the Hamilton Township Police Department, a staff member from Camp Joy, and SAFE on Main's newest board member. Statistics and data shared come from https://rainn.org

Jacy and Roy talk reality TV with our Love is Blind edition. They share observations about the couples and all the red and green flags of relationships.

Jacy and Roy continue their discussion on Jeffrey Epstein and the information being released in the files. They talk about the horrors coming out about the trafficking of children and how this and everything else in the news might feel very overwhelming. Jacy and Roy share some small ways we might be able to take breaks from all the bad things we are seeing and hearing and Jacy tells us to download 5 Calls: Contact Your Congress (the latest actions in politics) from the app story and get active.

Jacy and Roy talk about the Epstein Files, how Ghislaine Maxwell is the only person in jail, and how many people are implicated in the sexual abuse and rape of children yet the DOJ is not indicting or convicting any of the perpetrators. They explore why that might be and some of the social norms of sexual violence victimization and perpetration.

Roy brings on Eric, the newest member to the education and outreach team at SAFE on Main, and they discuss some attributes, behaviors, and roles associated with men. Eric will be leading community level prevention efforts and some of which will include engaging men in our communities.

Jacy and Roy talk about the recent case out of Stillwater, Oklahoma where Jesse Butler received 150 hours of community service after raping and violently assaulting two teen girls from his high school.

Jacy and Roy explore data and how statistics seem a bit like victim blaming. 1 in 3 women experience SA puts the emphasis on women rather than the men perpetrating the assault. Roy and Jacy talk about reframing our statistics to illustrate it isn't just happening to them but that someone is doing it to them.

Roy brings Jacy into the podcast room for her introductory show as the new interim cohost of Prevention Nation. Jacy and Roy talk stress and mental health and offer some strategies and tips for managing our worries in healthy ways.

Abby and Roy close out their summer conversations by beginning their 25/26 school-year discussion on what to expect and how to navigate this transition.

Roy and Abby discuss the recent and very public display of infidelity played out over the Jumbotron at the Coldplay concert. They discuss specifics of the incident and how it relates to their work in teaching about healthy relationships.

Lyric joins Roy and Abby for a conversation about youth involvement in prevention work, the importance of youth voice in the field of prevention, and how effective peer-to-peer education and support is.

Abby and Roy come back after a short break with their season 8 opener talking about the busy summer season for Education & Outreach here at SAFE on Main. They share about community events and Prevention in the Park (PIP). Thank you to 4C for Children, North Pohl Farms and their alpacas, Suzanne the beekeeper, and other community partners for your ongoing support at PIP.

Victoria and Emma run the podcast for the day and talk about their internships with SAFE on Main, their plans after high school, what safety is like for women and girls, and their connection to a caring adult (Queen Caitlyn).

Prevention Nation welcomes Kelley on the show to share her heartbreaking story of rape and harrowing story of survival. From reporting the crime to accepting what happened to her, Kelley talks about the importance of being believed and learning to heal from rape. If you experienced abuse, rape, sexual assault, please get help and assistance.SAFE on Main crisis line: 1 888 860 4084National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1 800 656 4673

Caitlyn has our senior prevention intern Emma in the studio to talk about where it all started and what has changed in her time interning at SAFE on Main. Emma shares a little about her next steps in college and how Mason High School Focus Areas of culture, inclusivity, and personalized learning helped her develop into the motivated person she is and be so rooted in service and change in her community.

Roy and Caitlyn have local High School student and YEP intern Victoria on to share her story of domestic violence and the juvenile justice system. She shares about the support she received through her situation and how a teacher in her school made such a difference in her outcome in going through such a traumatic event.

Caitlyn and Roy bring local high school student Brooke into the studio to talk about being a youth leader in Warren County. Brooke shares why she is in leadership, what brought her to collaborate with SAFE on Main, and what she hopes to accomplish as a YEP student.

Abby and Roy talk spring break and why it's important to take a break from the daily routines and responsibilities we all have.

Abby and Roy discuss mental health and getting over the post holiday slump.

Roy, Abby, Jacy, and Jerilyn conclude their conversation on DV and this tragic case. We encourage our listeners to watch the documentary, to support the Gabby Petito Foundation, step up and speak up when you see something, and help raise awareness for DV/IPV/SV and the impact it has on all of us.

Roy and Abby have guests Jacy and Jerilyn on the podcast. The four review the recent Netflix documentary American Murder Gabby Petito and share our perspectives on this tragic case.*Spoiler alert for the case and documentary*Trigger warning for graphic contentTo learn more or get help, check out these links.gabbypetitofoundation.orghttps://www.netflix.com/title/81733793https://le.utah.gov/~2023/bills/static/SB0117.htmlhttps://le.utah.gov/interim/2023/pdf/00000616.pdf

Roy and Abby talk awareness months and discuss February being Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. They share why it's important to talk about relationships and even share a little about dating when they were teens. https://www.loveisrespect.org/get-involved/tdvam/

Ian sits down with a guest, Cole, who is new to the WC Career Center this year. They discuss what it's like being in a new school, what kind of challenges you might face, and how to make going to a new school a good thing.

Coming soon, Prevention Nation discusses the proposed ban on Tik Tok.

Abby, Caitlyn, and Roy begin with It Ends with Us and then ramble through trauma dumping, olive oil wraps, Yik Yak, Blue Sky, and Pepe the Prawn. Join us on our end of year medley of things that we just wanted to talk about.

Ian and Carli talk about seasonal depression and why it's important to talk to someone if you are feeling the winter or holiday blues.

Maddie makes her debut appearance on Prevention Nation. Roy and Abby talk with Maddie about gratitude and the three discuss the physical and emotional health implications being grateful has on our minds and bodies.

Abby and Roy discuss holiday cheer and how it looks different for different people. This year can be a difficult time for many and it's important to understand why.

Roy starts season 7 with the new Brainjuice team, Ian and Carly. Ian returns from last year with some new goals and Carly starts her podcasting journey here on Prevention Nation.

Closing out season 6, Abby and Roy talk about the recent indictment of Sean Combs. From the trafficking network Diddy built to the impact on his victims, Roy and Abby explore response and prevention efforts for human trafficking.

Richelle talks with Roy and Abby about sexuality education and how it provides personal power. From working with incarcerated populations to populations with developmental or intellectual disabilities, Richelle says it's all about building autonomy.https://visibleandresilient.org

Roy and Abby sit down with Richelle Frabotta, a sexuality educator, an LGBTQIA+ health initiatives project manager, and student herself working on her PDH in Educational Leadership. From her more than 32 years of experience in the field, Richelle talks with us about the importance of honesty in education, creating safe spaces, and teaches us how talking about difficult things is a primary way to address difficult things. https://visibleandresilient.org

Caitlyn tells Roy all about this season's Love Island show. They discuss the dynamics or relationships and relationships on a reality show. Listeners, leave a comment here with your fav reality show and we will respond with a podcast about it.

Caitlyn and Roy discuss where they've been instead of podcasting lol and how busy the summer has kept them.

Caitlyn and Roy remind their listeners to take care of themselves and each other.

Caitlyn and Roy talk about the trending question about which is more safe, a bear or a man, and they attempt to shed some light on why this question has caught the attention of so many.

Roy and Caitlyn finish their conversation about the culture of violence perpetrated against children in the movie and television industries.

Caitlyn and Roy discuss the recent docuseries about the set of Nickelodeon and the culture of abuse and secrecy fostered there resulting in many forms of abuse towards children.

Roy and Caitlyn discuss the state of our mental health and how it's showing up in our individual and shared spaces. They stress the importance of awareness and in seeking help if you are struggling.

Caitlyn and Roy talk about some harmful cultural norms that support violence against women. They discuss the recent incidents that made the media circuit and what impact, if any, it has on the rest of us.

Eli, Drea, and Ian attempt a conversation on youth mental health with Season 1 Brain Juice host Ava. Through stories and experiences, the four discuss how being together and engaging in friendship is a protective factor for a person's mental well-being.

Caitlyn and Roy discuss the new docuseries and how the show cast light on victim blaming and system responses to cases or reports of sexual assault and rape.

Roy and Caitlyn share with each other their Ins and Outs of 2024.

Caitlyn and Roy close out 2023 with a review of prevention work through the year. They share highlights from teaching in schools to prevention in the park and then talk about some of the newly developed programming.

Roy and Caitlyn talk holiday mental health. While this is a great time of year for many, this is also a time of year for a lot of feelings of isolation and sadness. Prevention Nation asks the listeners to take care of themselves this season and be attentive to individual needs.

Caitlyn and Roy welcome guests Barb and Dylan from the Lebanon Public Library. The four talk library systems, book clubs, best reads, write club, and microfiche.Listen to more Barb and Dylan https://lplcast.libsyn.com/ and check out more programs through the library https://lebanonlibrary.org/

Eli, Drea, and Ian interview youth from the Bishop Fenwick freshman class during the recent youth summit. They discuss topics learned in the prevention summit with the teens.

Brain Juice season 2 opens with new hosts Eli, Drea, and Ian. The three new podcasters start their season with a discussion on just about everything with Prevention Nation hosts Roy and Caitlyn.

Roy talks with Jane as she departs as Executive Director for SAFE on Main and then Caitlyn and Roy close out this episode with an introduction and conversation with our new leader and ED, Darrico Murray.