Dear #MeToo from UsToo: "Silenced No More"

Send us Fan MailThis episode explores the story of Lot’s daughters from Genesis 19 through a compassionate and faith-centered lens. Often misunderstood and judged, their story is revisited with context, care, and reflection on trauma, loss, and survival.This episode invites listeners to move beyond assumptions and encounter a deeper message of grace, dignity, and redemption.⚠️ Sensitive themes discussed.

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful episode of Silenced No More, we revisit the story of Bathsheba, a woman too often reduced to a moment instead of honored for her full journey.Bathsheba’s name is frequently tied to scandal—but what if her story is really about survival, resilience, and reclaiming dignity in the face of power and pain?Through a fresh, compassionate lens, we explore: The untold emotional weight of her experienceThe dynamics of power, consent, and silence  Her transformation from a silenced woman to a queen and mother of legacy.This episode gives voice to what Bathsheba may have felt but never had the chance to say. It invites us to reconsider what we’ve been taught—and to recognize the strength it takes to rise when your story has been spoken for you.Her silence ends here.Because every woman’s story deserves to be heard.If you want, I can also write a matching intro script, social media caption, or a short monologue in Bathsheba’s voice for your episode.

Send us Fan Mail This episode features a dramatic reading of Hagar’s story from the host's book, "Dear #MeToo from #UsToo: Letters from Women Silenced in the Scriptures". Through her voice, we hear the journey of a woman used, cast aside, and forced into the wilderness—yet seen and sustained by God. Hagar’s story reminds us that even in silence and suffering, the God who sees is present, offering hope, identity, and purpose.   

Send us Fan MailRev. Dr. Mary J. Fairley is a pastor, author, and storyteller with a deep passion for uncovering the overlooked voices of women in Scripture. From an early age, she questioned why so many biblical narratives highlighted only a few women, while countless others remained unnamed, unheard, or misunderstood.Inspired by her faith and the cultural impact of the #MeToo movement, "Rev. Mary J", began to revisit these stories with new insight, exploring the experiences of women who were often silenced, blamed, or misrepresented. Her work gives voice to those narratives through powerful, reflective storytelling.Through her podcast, Silenced No More, "Rev. Mary J" invites listeners to engage Scripture with greater compassion, awareness, and honesty. Her goal is to create space for healing, encourage others to find their voice, and remind us all that no story is too hidden to be heard.