For centuries, a woman’s voice has been met with suspicion.
Her pain questioned.
Her memory picked apart.
Her credibility always on trial.
In this episode, Dr. Pat and I dive deep into the legacy of disbelief that women carry in their bones — and the emotional, spiritual, and societal cost of constantly having to prove our truth. We’re pulling back the curtain on the systems that trained us to mistrust women — and even to mistrust ourselves.
From historical witch trials to modern-day courtrooms and comment sections, the message has been loud and clear:
"Your word is not enough."
But what if it is?
Together, we explore:
- Why women’s credibility is still questioned in 2025 — and what that says about the world
- The spiritual wound of being dismissed or disbelieved
- How internalized doubt keeps women small, silent, and unsure
- Why holding space without judgment is one of the most radical things we can do
- And how using our platforms — from podcasts to kitchen tables — can become acts of truth-telling, witnessing, and collective healing
Because sometimes, the most powerful thing you can say to another woman is:
“I believe you.”
And sometimes, the most powerful thing you can do —
is pass the mic.
Watch:
https://youtu.be/gdWO3PN9GZw 
