Wait, Let us Explain

Valerie V.

Welcome to Wait, Let Us Explain 🎙️ You know those moments when someone hears half the story and you immediately have to say, “WAIT… let me explain”? Yeah, this is the podcast for that. We’re talking about real life—the messy parts, the funny parts, the uncomfortable conversations, relationships, motherhood, business, friendships, personal growth, and everything in between. I definitely don’t have all the answers, but I do have stories, opinions, experiences, and a whole lot to talk about. For now, it’s just me behind the mic, but trust me… that won’t always be the case. 👀 This is a space for honest conversations, different perspectives, and stories that deserve a little more explaining. Welcome to Wait, Let Us Explain. 🎧 Trailer out now. And trust me… there’s A LOT to explain. 🎙️

Episodes

  1. Oct 17

    You're Not Entitled to Me Just Because We're Family

    Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! Just because someone is family, a longtime friend, or someone you've shared years of your life with doesn't mean they're entitled to unlimited access to you. In this episode of Wait, Let Us Explain, we're having an honest conversation about setting boundaries, protecting your peace, and learning when it's time to distance yourself from people... even the ones you love. Why is it that the moment you start setting boundaries, you're suddenly labeled selfish, disrespectful, or difficult? Why are we expected to tolerate certain behaviors simply because someone is family? And when does forgiveness stop meaning reconciliation? We're discussing toxic relationships, family expectations, emotional exhaustion, and the difference between protecting your peace and avoiding accountability. Because sometimes growth isn't about cutting people off. It's about recognizing who deserves a place in your life and what that relationship should look like. In this episode, we discuss: Why family doesn't automatically mean loyalty.Setting boundaries without feeling guilty.Why some people react negatively when you change.Forgiving someone without allowing the same behavior.Recognizing when you're the one who needs to change.Why protecting your peace doesn't make you a bad person.Let's talk about it: Have you ever been made to feel guilty for setting boundaries with someone you love? Follow Wait, Let Us Explain for more unfiltered conversations about relationships, motherhood, personal growth, and the things people don't always want to talk about. #WaitLetUsExplain #Podcast #SettingBoundaries #ProtectYourPeace #FamilyDynamics #PersonalGrowth #Relationships

    You're Not Entitled to Me Just Because We're Family
  2. Oct 10

    Love Shouldn't Hurt

    Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! The Scars You Don’t See: Let’s Talk Domestic Violence Trigger Warning: This episode discusses domestic violence, emotional abuse, manipulation, and trauma. Listener discretion is advised. Domestic violence isn’t always what people imagine. Sometimes it’s physical. Sometimes it’s emotional, psychological, or financial. And sometimes the deepest scars are the ones nobody can see. In this episode of Wait, Let Us Explain, we’re opening up a conversation that far too many people experience but not enough people feel comfortable talking about. We’re discussing the realities of domestic violence, the warning signs people often overlook, the emotional impact of abusive relationships, and why leaving isn’t always as simple as outsiders make it seem. We’ll also talk about the judgment survivors face, the courage it takes to speak up, and the lasting effects abuse can have long after a relationship ends. This episode isn’t about judging anyone’s choices. It’s about awareness, understanding, accountability, and reminding survivors that their stories matter. Because sometimes the hardest stories to tell are the ones that need to be heard the most. Resources: If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-SAFE (7233) or visit thehotline.org. In an immediate emergency, call 911

    Love Shouldn't Hurt

About

Welcome to Wait, Let Us Explain 🎙️ You know those moments when someone hears half the story and you immediately have to say, “WAIT… let me explain”? Yeah, this is the podcast for that. We’re talking about real life—the messy parts, the funny parts, the uncomfortable conversations, relationships, motherhood, business, friendships, personal growth, and everything in between. I definitely don’t have all the answers, but I do have stories, opinions, experiences, and a whole lot to talk about. For now, it’s just me behind the mic, but trust me… that won’t always be the case. 👀 This is a space for honest conversations, different perspectives, and stories that deserve a little more explaining. Welcome to Wait, Let Us Explain. 🎧 Trailer out now. And trust me… there’s A LOT to explain. 🎙️