In this episode, host of the DOHS Podcast Ololade Ajayi speaks about bibliotherapy and the activities of the DOHS Podcast on the set of Doing Family with Bunmi, a family talk show screening on African Entertainment TV (AETV).

Benita who is a victim and survivor of child abuse and neglect joins the host of the DOHS Podcast Ololade Ajayi on the show to discuss child abuse and neglect from her own personal experience. WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.

Oluwadamilola narrates her experience of seeking shelter away from domestic violence, while being pregnant. Her abuser was her partner whom she had cohabited with for several years and later conceived a child for. WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.

The host of the DOHS Podcast Ololade Ajayi discusses child rights and protection of vulnerable people with Mr Ebenezer Omejalile, the chief operating officer for the Advocates for Children and Vulnerable People's Network (ACVPN) Nigeria. WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.

In the middle of the night, Victoria reaches out to Ololade to rescue her from another episode of violence meted on her by her husband. She narrates her long-suffering of domestic violence and gaslighting from her husband and his family members up till that night. WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.

The DOHS Podcast returns for another season. To start off this season of the podcast, Ololade Ajayi interviews Beatrice who is a DOHS Volunteer as well as a victim of sexual and gender-based violence. Beatrice shares how the husband she was married to 10-years ago abused her emotionally, economically and genetically, leaving her helpless trying to raise two sickle-celled children on her own. WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.

In this final episode of season 1 of the DOHS Podcast, Ololade Ajayi welcomes the technical partner for the podcast Ahmed Hassan on the show to celebrate the progress made so far working on the podcast, highlight the prevailing challenges and discuss the next step forward. WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.

A single mother who has now remarried narrates how her new husband has been sexually-abusing her daughter since age 12, while also abusing her physically for speaking against his unpleasant actions towards her daughter. WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.

In Episode 10 of the DOHS Podcast, Ololade Ajayi talks about domestic violence in an effort to increase awareness about the issue. WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.

A young married woman shares her experience escaping from domestic violence in the hands of her husband and in-laws, while trying not to leave her little daughter behind and confronting her abusers. WARNING: Listener discretion is advised. Content may include stories of sexual and gender-based violence from survivors [and endangered children], which some people may find upsetting and can be triggering for survivors.