Teen Dating Violence Event

Indigenous leaders hope music festival events will prevent family, domestic violence in Kununurra 

Lauren Dunne Astley was 18 years old and had her whole life ahead of her. In the fall of 2011 she was planning on attending Elon University for college, but not before spending her last summer at home in Massachusetts with her friends. But that all changed on July 3rd, 2011, when ... Show More

Sometimes violence comes from the people you least expect. ​Annie Elise, host of SERIALously and 10 to Life, joins Vanessa to discuss two shocking murders, overlooked warning signs, and how all of us can prevent future tragedies.The case of Brenda Delgado and Ricky Paniagua begin ... Show More

Violence is who we are. 

Ashley Doolittle was an 18-year-old with a passion for horses and horse shows, and dreams of studying agriculture at university, which she'd begin in the fall. But her life was cut short by a controlling and possessive ex-boyfriend, Tanner Flores, who couldn't handle that she had ... Show More

Dating apps have become one of the most popular ways for people to meet and connect in the modern age. But as users swipe through options to find a romantic match, they expose themselves to additional risks and threats. As reports about dating violence and sexual assaults from da ... Show More

Some teens act impulsively because they're seeking adventure — for others, it's a cry for help. In today's show, Mark and Courtney sit down with two teens from Heartlight who engaged in self-destructive behaviors because they weren't sure how to deal with the pain ... Show More

Responsibility of Children towards Parents! 

If you've ever dealt with an angry teen, you probably know there are layers behind that anger they don't want to talk about. A lot of hurt kids use anger as a shield for their pain. In today's show, Mark talks with two young ladies from Heartlight, including Amber, wh ... Show More

*Content Warning: stalking, cyber stalking, terrorism, harassment, bigotry, racism, non-consensual pornography, murder, physical violence, identity theft, impersonation, rape, sexual assault, threats of violence, psychological violence, emotional abuse, doxxing.  *Sources: FBI In ... Show More