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Sistas, Let's Talk

Sistas, Let’s Talk is a show for women across the Pacific region. Each week, host Natasha Meten talk

Episodes

Total: 184

When the only social security available is the extended family, women can be left financially vulne

With lifestyle diseases due to poor diets and gradual loss of traditional food in the Pacific, Jenn

What are some of the challenges women musicians in the Pacific face when trying to pursue music as

What stops a woman from leaving her cheating partner? Forgiveness? Love? Or is it more about financ

Access to safe abortion

2022/10/19

Babies can be a joy, and family means a lot to our Pacific culture, but each year, tens of thousand

Losing a loved one is one of life's most traumatic experiences, and specific rituals have evolved o

Women have long been acting as conservationists, but many feel powerless to take it to the next lev

Women are increasingly becoming targets in sorcery accusation-related violence, and one woman has m

Studies show many western women are drinking too much. In some cases, they now drink as much as men

Bringing a baby into the world is meant to be a joyous occasion but imagine going through this duri

When women haven't been able to finish school, the impacts of illiteracy are enormous and affects t

Storytelling is woven deep into the Pacific cultural fabric, passed down from one generation to ano

Hilda Wayne speaks to a woman who served time behind bars in Fiji and finds out from women offering

Type 2 diabetes is one of the biggest health issues facing people in the Pacific, and the World Hea

Throughout the Pacific, sex work is illegal and it's seen as a great sin, but that hasn't stopped m

Following scenes of corruption, vote stealing and massacres, one woman is determined to see change

Hilda Wayne talks to Pacific Island women about the changing pressures of caring for the elderly .

Dissing the sistas

2022/7/20

Some Pacific men are using social media platforms to punch down on Pacific women

West Papuan Rode Wanimbo is a champion for human rights and speaks about the intersections of her c

Hilda Wayne talks to Pacific Island women about studying abroad and bringing vital services back to