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Voices for Voices®

Founder of Voices for Voices®, Justin Alan Hayes

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MERCHANDISE SHOP: voices-for-voices.org/3QnokLU SUPPORT THE VOICES FOR VOICES® TV SHOW AND PODCAST https://www.voicesforvoices.org/shop/p/supporter Purchase The Atalan: The Atalan: Solomon, David, Publishing Ⓒ, Voices for Voices Ⓡ, Saunders, Cooper: 9798999331717: Amazon.com: Books Purchase Young Siren Born: Amazon.com: Young Siren Born: The Dream Dimension (The Young Siren Born Series Book 1) eBook : Solomon, David , Solomon, David, Publishing Ⓒ, Voices for Voices Ⓡ , Solomon, Amanda: Books ...
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What If Being Yourself Is The Strongest Brand You’ll Ever Build (Episode 354) We turn a video failure into a clearer message about resilience, authenticity, and why one honest story can outweigh perfect production. Nicole Bobek’s new memoir anchors a talk on recovery, personal brand, and the real-world impact that analytics often miss. • gratitude …
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From Olympic Ice To Inner Healing: Nicole Bobek On Pressure, Addiction & Owning Your Story | Ep. 353 A tiny blade, a roaring arena, and four minutes that can rewrite a year—Nicole Bobek knows what it means to balance grace and grit on the thinnest edge. We sit down with the former U.S. champion and Olympian to explore the real story behind the spot…
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AX And Sophia Waters (Episode 352) A story can save a life—or hide a wound. We sit down with author David Solomon to unpack the day AX was born, the moment Sophia Waters first sang portals open, and the long, painful path from prodigy to survivor reclaiming his work. What begins as a creative anniversary becomes a frank look at alleged grooming, tr…
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My Toothbrush Dove Into The Toilet And Somehow This Became A Lesson On Joy | Ep. 351 Your day can change on a toothbrush drop or a coffee spill—and not because of the mess, but because of the meaning you attach to it. We explore how to turn small setbacks into small wins, reclaim a few minutes at a time, and steady your mind with a higher standard …
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You Don’t Need A Perfect Voice To Share Your Voice | (Episode 350) Fear can turn a simple song into a mountain. Justin takes us through that climb—how panic at a lectern, years of comparison, and the weight of being seen slowly gave way to a gentler practice of participation. The story isn’t about hitting the right notes; it’s about learning to bel…
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Writing Through the Darkness Reveals the Light of Christ | Episode 212 MERCHANDISE SHOP: voices-for-voices.org/3QnokLU SUPPORT VOICES FOR VOICES®: https://www.voicesforvoices.org/shop/p/supporter Gabriel Bloor shatters conventional Christian fiction expectations with his bold, unflinching approach to storytelling. Gone are the days of sanitized fai…
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When Faith Meets Fiction: Building Characters Through Christ's Eyes | Episode 211 MERCHANDISE SHOP: voices-for-voices.org/3QnokLU SUPPORT VOICES FOR VOICES®: https://www.voicesforvoices.org/shop/p/supporter What if the very challenges you face could become your greatest creative strengths? Meet Gabriel Bloor, a dyslexic author who transforms his ne…
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What If The Voice You Ignore Is Your Own | Ep 349 Ever had that jolt where impatience flips from frustration into focus? We lean into that pivot and unpack how a mirror moment, a surge of energy, and a swarm of doubts can become the raw materials for real change. Instead of glossing over the mess, we walk through the heat—naming the pressure, quest…
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My Mom Wrote Movies, Saved Kids, And Broke The Internet’s Brain (Episode 347) We trace David Solomon’s path with his mother, Sapphira, through survival, rescue work, ministry, and the hidden costs of telling the truth about trafficking and persecution in Nigeria. The story confronts censorship, medical neglect, and the shame pushed onto victims, wh…
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Behind The Hooks: A Songwriter’s Secret Playbook (Episode 348) What if the rhythm dripping from a leaky sink could become the chorus you’ll hum all week? We sit down with David for a behind‑the‑scenes tour of real‑world songwriting: from sparks that arrive at midnight to the disciplined craft that turns fragments into radio‑ready hooks and film cue…
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When Algorithms Raise Our Children, Values Must Raise Their Voices | Episode 346 Warning: the volume on kids’ videos isn’t just loud—it’s strategic. We open up about the new reality of children’s content where unboxings, timed challenges, and staged “secret rooms” blur the line between storytelling and advertising. If your kid thinks every store tr…
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When The Night Is Long, Purpose Keeps The Light On (Episode 345) We celebrate a Rumble milestone, reflect on faith and purpose, and unpack why winter’s longest night can weigh on mood. We share practical ways to face seasonal affective disorder, set boundaries, and find comfort, humor, and community when days feel short. • gratitude for audience su…
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A Person Confronts Their Mistakes And Fights For A Second Chance (Episode 344) We trace a raw night of regret, isolation, and the fragile urge to start over after everything feels lost. Confession, rumination, and the thin line between despair and resolve give shape to a tense, emotional arc. • waking to bright light and confusion • admitting mista…
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From Dirty Roads To Open Skies: Learning To Fly Through Setbacks (Ep. 343) The ground can feel rough and the sky far away, but there’s a way to climb without perfect gear or a flawless map. We explore what it really means to “learn to fly” when resources are thin, the path is unclear, and gravity keeps reminding you that coming down is part of the …
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From Booze to Blessings: My Journey to Faith (Ep 342) We talk about purpose, faith, and why life’s short timeline pushes us to act now. Justin shares how anxiety shaped his travel habits, how he rebuilt healthier coping tools, and why we’re drawing a firm line against impersonators to protect our community. • gratitude for a growing global communit…
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Choosing A Jesusaire Life Over Millionaire Dreams | Ep 341 What if the wealth that matters most isn’t sitting in a bank account but living in your heart? We explore a simple, countercultural idea we call the “Jesusaire”—a way of measuring abundance by the strength of your soul, not the size of your portfolio. Instead of chasing millionaire or billi…
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How A New California Law Risks Parental Rights And Enables Trafficking | Ep 340 What happens when a law meant to protect kids lowers the very guardrails that keep them safe? We take a hard look at California’s AB 495—hailed as a compassionate response to ICE-related crises—and unpack how its broad language can let non-parents claim custody and medi…
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The Dark Side of Jay Jones: Dehumanizing Language & Dangerous Politics (Episode 339) Shock turns into resolve when Jay Jones private texts become public and cross a bright line: wishing harm, invoking violence, and dehumanizing families. We don’t chase outrage for clicks; we take a hard look at how language like this ripples through mental health, …
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Why a Half Hour of Quiet Might Save Your Day (Episode 338) What if the rarest luxury isn’t time or money—it’s attention you actually control? We open with gratitude and a bold claim: libraries might be the most underrated mental health resource in your neighborhood. Not just for books, but for quiet rooms, borrowed instruments, community tables, an…
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One brave act can inspire someone to step back from the ledge and try again | Ep 337 Courage doesn’t always look like a polished speech or a perfect plan; sometimes it’s a shaky voice, a high platform, and a song that isn’t in your range—sung anyway to prove that trying matters. We open our hearts to the story of Elliston Berry and her family, hono…
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Are Nigerian Christian People, Churches and Schools being Persecuted (Episode 336)? What does it change when you’ve stood inside a room-stained blue by gas, walked past rows of wooden bunks that trapped heat, and stared at steel cages overflowing with worn shoes? That memory doesn’t sit quietly; it points forward—and it won’t let us look away from …
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Stand Up, Speak Kindness (Episode 335) What if the bravest thing you do today is send one sentence: “I’m happy you’re alive”? That’s where our conversation lands after a hard, honest walk through jealousy, threats, a local safety scare, and the long shadow of choices that spiral into harm—or into healing. We start with why we show up: to give peopl…
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We confront fear, refuse hate, and choose to protect the vulnerable | (Episode 334) A raw, unscripted conversation with author and survivor David Solomon that refuses to look away from the hardest questions: What do we protect when we choose silence? What do we become when disagreement turns into dehumanization? David returns with personal updates—…
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When belief meets persistence, doors open (Episode 333) A front-row night of comedy opens a wider lesson on self-care, persistence, and the long road from unanswered messages to meaningful recognition. We share honoring Tyrus and Senator Ted Cruz, celebrating policy wins, and how belief paired with effort turns moments into momentum. • gratitude fo…
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What do you mean (Justin Bieber Cover)? Ever been told to “go” while everything else screams “don’t you dare”? We dive into the heart of mixed signals and why they leave even the most grounded person second-guessing every move. Through the repeated push–pull of stay vs. leave, yes vs. no, we unpack how ambiguity hides real desires, shifts emotional…
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From Comic-Con to Kindle: Building a Christian Superhero Universe w/ Age-Right Stories | Ep. 329 Purchase The Atalan: The Atalan: Solomon, David, Publishing Ⓒ, Voices for Voices Ⓡ, Saunders, Cooper: 9798999331717: Amazon.com: Books Purchase Young Siren Born: Amazon.com: Young Siren Born: The Dream Dimension (The Young Siren Born Series Book 1) eBoo…
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Trick-or-Treat, Not Trick-or-Trip: Don’t Get Duped (Episode 328) A mask changes more than a look—it changes how we read people, how fast we react, and how easily a bad actor can blend in. We walk through a practical, no-drama guide to keeping Halloween joyful and safe: setting clear roles for adults, mapping simple routes, and teaching kids the one…
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Melatonin Sleepy Patches "Stickers" in Schools: A Solution or a Scandal? Ep. 327 A moon-and-stars sticker shouldn’t be a sedative. We dig into reports of “sleepy stickers” allegedly used on young children during rest time, explore what these patches may contain, and confront the deeper issue at stake: consent, safety, and the fragile trust families…
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No Shirt, No City Name, No Thanks: The “Substitute” Bus Debacle (Ep. 326) A teenager stands at a quiet bus stop before dawn. An unmarked bus pulls up. The driver, mask on and shirtless, claims to be a substitute and opens the door. She listens to her gut, steps back, and waits for her real bus. That split-second choice is where our conversation beg…
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The Rise of Uncancelable Culture (Ep 325) Some truths only get said when someone refuses to blink. Today we push through the discomfort—stigma, family pushback, and the calls to “tone it down”—to share what recovery really looks like: eight years sober, steady mental health care, and the courage to protect kids from what culture quietly normalizes.…
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What price is a child’s safety worth? (Episode 324) A sunny, crowded youth competition should feel safe. Instead, I looked around and saw no officers, no EMTs, and no plan—just thousands of families and kids, wide open. That moment collided with fresh grief from a church attack and the painful pattern of urgent talk followed by stalled action. I’m …
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Finding Your Passion: Lessons from Charlie Kirk's Legacy | Ep. 323 Freedom of speech isn't just a constitutional right—it's the cornerstone of meaningful connection in a divided world. Having now surpassed 322 episodes, far exceeding our goal for 2025, I'm reflecting on what makes Voices for VoicesⓇ significant amid today's polarized landscape. The…
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From Idea to White House: How Our Mental Health Mission Grew Wings (Ep. 322) Dreams really do come true when you refuse to let naysayers deter you. Standing at the Alpha Omega Comic-Con 2025 booth in Long Beach, California, I felt a surreal mix of gratitude and disbelief as we publicly announced the launch of Voices for VoicesⓇ Publishing. What beg…
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Breaking the I-5 Pipeline: Oregon's Fight Against Sex Trafficking with Brittany Jones (Ep. 321) What happens when a political candidate is willing to fund solutions from their own pocket? Meet Brittany "BJ" Jones, Oregon Governor gubernatorial candidate for 2026, whose commitment to change goes far beyond campaign promises. Our compelling conversat…
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With Oregon's Future at Stake, Meet Brittany Jones (Ep. 320) What drives a human trafficking survivor to run for governor? Brittany "BJ" Jones reveals her remarkable journey from military service to gubernatorial candidate in a compelling conversation that showcases her passionate vision for Oregon's future. Jones, who describes herself as an Orego…
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God's Hand in Our Journey: How Voices for Voices Reaches Millions (Ep. 319) Justin reflects on the purpose and impact of Voices for VoicesⓇ, expressing gratitude for the organization's global reach across 800 cities in over 80 countries while sharing personal insights about prioritizing what truly matters in life. • Finding meaning through helping …
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A Voice Standing Strong Through Adversity (Ep 318) Raw vulnerability takes center stage as I open my heart about the personal storms threatening to silence my voice. After four years and over 300 episodes dedicated to amplifying voices that matter, I've found myself blindsided by an unexpected "family intervention," the loss of my studio, and divor…
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The Two Sides of Every Gold Medal: Oksana Baiul Opens Up | (Ep 317) Gold medals have two sides—the gleaming face everyone sees, and the shadow side few glimpse. In this powerful conversation, 1994 Olympic figure skating champion Oksana Baiul reveals both. From her extraordinary journey beginning as a four-year-old skater in the Soviet Union to her …
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Senator Ted Cruz's Mission to Protect Victims of Deepfake Abuse and 2025 Voice of the Year Award Recipient | Ep 316 Digital exploitation has reached unprecedented levels with the rise of AI technology, leaving countless victims feeling powerless against non-consensual intimate images. Senator Ted Cruz sits down with Justin Alan Hayes to share the r…
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From Dreams to Reality: How Our Publishing Journey Proves the Haters Wrong (Ep. 315) We celebrate the milestone of publishing our first book under Voices for VoicesⓇ Publishing while reflecting on the importance of self-belief despite criticism and doubt. Through 310+ episodes, we've remained committed to our mission of helping others find their vo…
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Resilient Spirit: How Karla Solomon Turned Pain into Purpose (Ep 314) What does it take to transform unimaginable trauma into a powerful force for good? Karla Solomon's journey from human trafficking victim to survivor-advocate provides a raw, inspiring answer to this question. Continuing our conversation from episode 313, Karla shares the harrowin…
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When trust becomes a weapon: How predators groom their victims with guest Karla Solomon (Ep. 313) "Trading the use of my body for basic needs" – these haunting words from Karla Solomon capture the brutal reality of human trafficking that occurs not in distant lands, but right here in America. In this powerful conversation, Karla courageously shares…
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Why Building a Mental Health Community is Crucial | Ep 312 The power of personal experience drives meaningful change. That's the foundation of Voices for VoicesⓇ, where we've surpassed 300 episodes five months ahead of schedule by sharing authentic stories of mental health, trauma, and recovery. Founded from my own journey out of deep mental health…
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Ghost Mentors and Brake Checks: Life Lessons from the Road (Ep. 311) Breaking through the 300-episode milestone five months ahead of schedule, Voices for VoicesⓇ continues its mission of amplifying untold stories and mental health journeys. Our growth reflects a fundamental truth: authentic conversations about trauma, recovery, and personal develop…
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We're launching a publishing house, production company, record label, and more. | Ep 310 We've reached our goal of 300 episodes five months ahead of schedule and are announcing major expansion plans across multiple industries. Our growth is driven by our commitment to helping people share their voices in authentic ways. • Opening our own publishing…
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Time Thieves: Protecting Your Mental Space in a Demanding World | Ep. 309 Have you ever received an invitation that immediately transported you back to a time and place you'd rather not revisit? That's exactly what happened when Justin Alan Hayes, founder of Voices for VoicesⓇ, received notice of his 25-year high school reunion. In this deeply pers…
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From Disney Fame to Financial Ruin: Alyson Stoner's Story (Ep 308) "Who guards the guardians of child stars?" This burning question emerges from our powerful conversation about former Disney star Alyson Stoner, who discovered her bank account completely emptied after nearly two decades in show business. What happens when a child performer who's bee…
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The Dark Side of Assembly Bill 495 | Ep 307 Justin Alan Hayes pulls back the curtain on California's controversial Assembly Bill 495, revealing a troubling disconnect between public messaging and legislative reality. While Governor Gavin Newsom promotes the bill as protection for children affected by ICE enforcement actions, the actual text creates…
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