Paneal Holland
The Unspoken Truth
The Unspoken Truth is a podcast where real stories meet honest reflection. Hosted by Paneal Holland, it’s a space to amplify real stories and share experiences so others can see a reflection of themselves, even in the smallest ways.
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Paneal Holland
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Feb 24, 2026
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Episodes
Life Lessons Every Woman Should Experience at Least Once — Advice from Big Sis 24.02.2026 1:12:16
Today on The Unspoken Truth , I sit down with Makda Tesfa for a candid conversation about life in your 20s and 30s as a woman. Inspired by my Substack essay 10 Things Every Woman Should Do at Least Once in Her Life , we talk about investing in yourself, doing things alone, and leaning into community and mentorship—all while figuring out how to step into 2026 with intention. This episode is filled...
The Beauty & Complexity of Adoption 20.01.2026 47:36
In this episode of The Unspoken Truth, I sit down with Sara Taferre to explore the unspoken sides of adoption. We dive into her journey as an adoptee, what brought her to Seattle, and the life she’s built today. Together, we reflect on the beauty and complexity of adoption—sharing the challenges, surprises, and unexpected gifts that most people never hear about. Grab a cup of coffee or matcha and...
What No One Tells You About Adult Friendship 06.01.2026 59:51
In this episode, Paneal sits down with Olivia for an honest conversation about friendship—the beautiful and complicated parts, and everything in between. They talk about why building and maintaining friendships in your late 20s and 30s can feel challenging, how expectations shape our connections, and what happens when friendships shift or fade. Whether you’re craving deeper relationships or trying...
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