Just Nona
Just Nona is a faith-anchored, emotionally honest, and psychologically grounded podcast for women who are ready to do the deeper work of healing. This evolved format moves beyond interviews into focused, heart-level conversations centered around one powerful question at a time—questions about identity, unworthiness, rejection, resilience, purpose, and the quiet battles women fight while succeeding publicly.
Host Nona Jones—author, CEO, preacher, and leadership coach—draws from personal testimony, biblical truth, and behavioral science to help listeners confront what’s shaping them beneath the surface and re-form their identity from the inside out. Through intentional teaching, “Heart Question” segments, and practical frameworks, Just Nona challenges internalized lies, disrupts cultural narratives, and equips women to live from wholeness rather than performance.
Just Nona
Latest Episodes
How Do I Heal A Leader Wound? | Just Nona
What do you do when the person who hurt you is also the person in authority over you? In this new episode of Just Nona, I’m answering this question with insights from my new book, The Power of Petty Prayers. A listene...
How Do I Heal From Betrayal? | Just Nona
What do you do when you forgave them; but it still stings?Not because your forgiveness was fake.Not because you are bitter.Not because you did not “forgive for real.”But because forgiveness and healing are not the same t...
Why Am I Still Hurt After Forgiving Them? | Just Nona
What do you do when you forgave them; but you are still hurt?Not because you are bitter.Not because you are immature.Not because you did not “forgive for real.”But because they never acknowledged what they did. They neve...
Why Do I Keep Getting Used? | Just Nona
There is a particular kind of exhaustion that belongs to people who are genuinely gifted.Not the exhaustion of someone struggling to keep up. But the exhaustion of someone who keeps getting asked — because they are capable, because they...
Why Did Everyone Abandon Me… Including God? | Just Nona
There is a particular kind of loneliness that belongs to the trial season.Not the loneliness of being unknown. But the loneliness of being known — by people who have walked with you for years — and discovering, in the moment you needed them...