InterceptCSA: The Podcast is the official podcast of InterceptCSA, an organisation dedicated to the prevention of child sexual abuse through education, awareness, and advocacy in Nigeria.
Every episode is built on one conviction: that information changes outcomes. That the more parents, caregivers, communities, and survivors understand about how child sexual abuse happens, who it happens to, and what it does to a child, the better equipped we all become to prevent it, respond to it, and support those who have lived through it.
When Siblings Harm: What to Know About Sexual Abuse at Home
Sibling sexual abuse is one of the most hidden and least spoken about forms of harm within the home.
In this episode, we begin a careful and necessary conversation about what it looks like when harmful sexual behaviour happens between siblings, specifically when both children are minors.
Drawing from real conversations with children, this episode explores why many children never speak up, how family dynamics shape silence, and why this form of abuse is often misunderstood or dismissed.
You will also hear a deeper reflection on exposure, including early encounters with pornography, and how removing shame can open the door for children to seek help before harm escalates.
This episode is for parents, caregivers, educators, and anyone who wants to better understand what is often left unspoken, and how to respond differently.
Further Listening & Resources
Understanding and responding to sibling sexual harm and abuse (NSPCC Report)
What if I Abused My Sibling (Ask Kati Anything Podcast): https://youtu.be/YiD0Eh24R2U?si=S53-0b7lIAga745x
Opening Doors: Speaking Out about Sibling Sexual Abuse: https://youtu.be/HD_ac_WwDO8?si=DmG8ixnaTBnPirqb
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20 Mar 2026
When a Child is the One Who Harms
When a child is the one who causes sexual harm, it complicates everything we thought we understood about who needs protection and who needs intervention. It asks us to hold two truths at the same time. That a child was harmed, and that the one who caused the harm is also a child.
In this episode we talk about what child on child sexual abuse actually is, why it happens, why it goes undetected in homes, the specific situations where it is most likely to occur, and what the right response looks like for both children involved.
We also cover the signs that a child may be displaying harmful sexual behaviour.
13 Mar 2026
Who Abuses Children
Most of what we believe about who abuses children is wrong, and that wrongness is costing children their safety. In this episode, we dismantle the most persistent myths about child sexual abuse perpetrators, trace how stranger danger and media narratives shaped a picture of the abuser that almost never matches reality, and then answer the question directly: who actually abuses children, what they have in common, and why the most dangerous person in a child’s life is almost always someone that child already knows and trusts.
26 Sept 2025
After a Child Tells: Supporting Partners and Children
In this closing episode of our disclosure series, we walk alongside caregivers, partners, and families navigating the days after a child’s revelation. We explore ways to respond with care, support loved ones facing guilt and fear, and create a space where healing can begin. Through real-life examples, practical insights, and compassionate guidance, this episode offers understanding and encouragement for anyone committed to restoring children after disclosure.
26 Aug 2025
When a child leaves their story with you: The Hidden Burden Of Disclosure
In this episode we explore what it really means when a child leaves their story with you. From the hidden burden mothers often carry, to the silence families wrestle with, to the difficult question of how to tell a partner, this conversation opens up the perspective of the listener and offers both reflection and practical guidance for parents, caregivers, and everyone desiring a safer world for children.
17 Aug 2025
The Other End of a Disclosure: Seeing the Child Before the Case
When a child tells someone they’ve been sexually abused, the world rushes towards making a police report, getting a medical examination, or establishing the legal case. But somewhere in that rush, the child, their shock, their fear, their need for safety, can quietly disappear from the center of the story.
In this episode, we strip away the headlines and legal jargon to focus on what a disclosure really is: a child handing over the most fragile truth they have. We talk about our first response and why it matters more than we think. How to avoid re-victimization, and what it means to truly see the child before the case.
Drawing from a memoir excerpt, Nigerian-specific contexts, and years of witnessing disclosures, we explore the human side of responding to abuse.
10 Aug 2025
When a Child Tells: How Disclosures Actually Happen
When a child discloses abuse, it rarely sounds like a clear confession. More often, it’s hidden in hints, changes in behavior, coded language, or even silence. In this deeply personal episode, we begin our series on disclosures by exploring the subtle, often-missed ways children reveal abuse, and why so many attempts to tell are ignored, dismissed, or misunderstood.
Drawing from a moving volunteer training excerpt and a real-life account from lawyer and listener Emmanuella Nyong, we unpack:
1. The stages children often go through before a full disclosureCommon ways adults miss critical cues
2. Why most disclosures are messy, delayed, incomplete, or recanted
3. How to be the kind of adult a child can safely speak to
This episode will challenge how you think about “telling” and equip you to listen beyond words, because many children are speaking, just not in the language we’ve been taught to hear.
1 Aug 2025
When time multiplies: What CSA survivors wish people understood about the many layers of CSA’s Impact
What happens when child sexual abuse is not just a moment in time, but a wound that weaves itself into years of silence, shame, and survival?
In this raw and reflective episode of Intercept CSA: The Podcast, we explore how time often multiplies the ache of abuse when there’s no space to name it, no language to process it, and no safety to heal from it. Through the courageous voice of Ms. Oge, a survivor and mother, we witness the layered impact of CSA, across memory, motherhood, and meaning.
This episode is a reminder that CSA is not just what happened, it’s everything that followed. And that healing, though often delayed, is still possible.
24 Jul 2025
CSA and the Afterlife of Trauma
What happens after the abuse ends?
In this deeply reflective episode, we move beyond the moment of child sexual abuse (CSA) and explore the silent, shape-shifting aftermath that survivors often carry for years, sometimes unknowingly. From anxiety, hypervigilance, and the need to control environments to struggles with parenting, boundaries, intimacy, physical health and voice, this episode traces the often-invisible imprint of trauma.
We draw from research, and survivor stories, including Brian Kennedy’s unforgettable essay “Tough Enough to Talk”, to paint a fuller picture of how CSA impacts not just childhood but life.
Brian Kennedy’s 2016 Essay on his experience with Child Sexual Abuse.
Tough Enough To Talk—https://medium.com/@briankennedy29/tough-enough-to-talk-dc11a9cb41e7
Dr Nadine Burke’s TED Talk—"How childhood trauma affects health across a lifetime"
https://youtu.be/95ovIJ3dsNk
Dr Nadine’s Talk on ACE’s and Toxic Stress
https://youtu.be/Ta5tbuFVkHY
16 Jul 2025
When the Impact Is Absence
In this intimate opening to The Impact Series, we explore how child sexual abuse leaves marks that aren’t always visible or spoken. Through personal reflection, a book excerpt, and quiet truth-telling, this episode looks at the kind of impact that hides in what’s missing, the words never said, and the silence that stretches for years. It invites us to recognize that absence, too, is a form of impact.
8 Jul 2025
“It’s Better to Cry in a Bentley Than in a Keke”: Modern-Day Trends and What They Mean for Child Safety
This episode examines how digital parenting, economic pressures, and hypersexualized culture impact child safety, offering a reflective pause on emerging threats to children.
3 Jul 2025
“That One is Government Work” and Other Ways We Fail Children
Inimfon explores how communities unknowingly create openings for abusers by outsourcing responsibility, highlighting the need for cultural mindset shifts to better protect children.
25 Jun 2025
How Families Help Abusers
Inimfon discusses how families inadvertently foster environments conducive to abuse through communication breakdowns and unchecked obedience, highlighting vulnerabilities in children in this interview.
18 Jun 2025
Small Clues, Loud Truths: Learning to See Abuse
Inimfon shares insights on recognizing subtle signs of child abuse, emphasizing the importance of keen observation and trusting instincts to protect vulnerable children in this interview.
11 Jun 2025
The Dance of Silence and Blindness: Why Children Don’t Tell and Adults Can’t See
Inimfon Sampson examines the complex reasons children stay silent about abuse and why adults fail to recognize the signs, highlighting the need to build capacity for protection.
3 Jun 2025
From a Dentist’s Chair to a Child’s Silence: Understanding Sexual Abuse
Inimfon recounts a personal experience with child sexual abuse, emphasizing the need to recognize it as a human issue, not just a legal or mental health one.
2 Jun 2025
Introduction: An Invitation to Intercept
Inimfon Sampson introduces the Intercept Child Sexual Abuse podcast, outlining the season's focus on child protection and encouraging listeners to break the silence surrounding this critical issue.
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