The Face to Face SafeTalk Podcast is a space for real, strengths-focused conversations with youth at Face to Face. In every episode, young people share their stories, perspectives, and the topics that matter most to them—like mental health, community, relationships, and navigating life’s ups and downs.

Guided by our mission, we make sure every young person is valued for who they are and supported as they realize their potential. Our podcast centers youth voices and experiences, always sharing stories with informed consent and genuine respect. We highlight the resilience, creativity, and strengths young people bring to their communities, and we strive to make every story feel positive and celebratory.

Ethical storytelling is at the heart of every episode: youth are involved in the process, their comfort and agency are prioritized, and every conversation is authentic. Listeners will find honest chats, relatable moments, and a supportive space where youth voices truly matter.

Tune in to connect with a community that advances equity, works #WithYouth, and celebrates every journey—because at Face to Face, every young person’s story deserves to be heard.

This work is funded in part by Minnesota Humanities Center (MHC) with money from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, created by the vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008.