Erin Ajayi

I think one of the things... Andrea, when you talked about when, especially with Chalice, but you've said this before, like there's something in your brain that breaks. Um, and that, um, that really stuck out to me because I think we could kind of see Chalice like slowly, like slowly getting to the light, not knowing that if, you know, she would come and come out publicly.

Um, but we certainly saw her own journey throughout the course of, um, the months that we were working on the show. But my hope is that, um, You know, thinking about kind of some of the background research that we were doing for this for this season, listening to the police interviews of the I think I remember the teachers, these teachers, the neighbors.

Um, but we certainly saw her own journey throughout the course of, um, the months that we were working on the show. But my hope is that, um, You know, thinking about kind of some of the background research that we were doing for this for this season, listening to the police interviews of the I think I remember the teachers, these teachers, the neighbors.

Um, but we certainly saw her own journey throughout the course of, um, the months that we were working on the show. But my hope is that, um, You know, thinking about kind of some of the background research that we were doing for this for this season, listening to the police interviews of the I think I remember the teachers, these teachers, the neighbors.

And other health care professionals are like therapists. Right. So listening to the police interviews and you we kind of were getting breadcrumbs of like something is off where people are like, this didn't quite feel right. This seemed unusual. Right. Um, and just noticing these behaviors. Right. And I think, you know, what they're going on is, is really based on gut. Right.

And other health care professionals are like therapists. Right. So listening to the police interviews and you we kind of were getting breadcrumbs of like something is off where people are like, this didn't quite feel right. This seemed unusual. Right. Um, and just noticing these behaviors. Right. And I think, you know, what they're going on is, is really based on gut. Right.

And other health care professionals are like therapists. Right. So listening to the police interviews and you we kind of were getting breadcrumbs of like something is off where people are like, this didn't quite feel right. This seemed unusual. Right. Um, and just noticing these behaviors. Right. And I think, you know, what they're going on is, is really based on gut. Right.

And as Nicole said, yeah, maybe this is some unsavory behavior. Um, but then to have kind of chalice go through that journey of like, okay, this is a lot that's based on intuition, but here are the facts that I see, right? And those are the things that cause the break.

And as Nicole said, yeah, maybe this is some unsavory behavior. Um, but then to have kind of chalice go through that journey of like, okay, this is a lot that's based on intuition, but here are the facts that I see, right? And those are the things that cause the break.

And as Nicole said, yeah, maybe this is some unsavory behavior. Um, but then to have kind of chalice go through that journey of like, okay, this is a lot that's based on intuition, but here are the facts that I see, right? And those are the things that cause the break.

My hope is that people will lean more into their intuition and be okay speaking up when they see that someone has bravely done it, knowing that, yeah, it can come at the sacrifice of your relationships with the adult who is abusing the child. But at the end of the day, it is about the child.

My hope is that people will lean more into their intuition and be okay speaking up when they see that someone has bravely done it, knowing that, yeah, it can come at the sacrifice of your relationships with the adult who is abusing the child. But at the end of the day, it is about the child.

My hope is that people will lean more into their intuition and be okay speaking up when they see that someone has bravely done it, knowing that, yeah, it can come at the sacrifice of your relationships with the adult who is abusing the child. But at the end of the day, it is about the child.

And I think landing on that and being able to end the season on that reminder, this is about the children who are victims of this abuse and nothing else should get in the way of that.

And I think landing on that and being able to end the season on that reminder, this is about the children who are victims of this abuse and nothing else should get in the way of that.

And I think landing on that and being able to end the season on that reminder, this is about the children who are victims of this abuse and nothing else should get in the way of that.

I think for me on a whole, one of the things that I really appreciated is I know that we just in looking through the comments, we had an attorney write in. We had people who folks who have fostered children or who have friends who have fostered kids. There were just all of these really.

I think for me on a whole, one of the things that I really appreciated is I know that we just in looking through the comments, we had an attorney write in. We had people who folks who have fostered children or who have friends who have fostered kids. There were just all of these really.

I think for me on a whole, one of the things that I really appreciated is I know that we just in looking through the comments, we had an attorney write in. We had people who folks who have fostered children or who have friends who have fostered kids. There were just all of these really.

great perspectives coming in from listeners on the show that I think adding their expertise, whether or not lending a correction for some reporting that we did or another angle or just kind of affirming what we had learned, it was just really nice and great to hear.