I don't want to cry during an interview. I prefer not to give anything back, but to make the guest's story as smooth as possible. To be there without pushing them, but listening to the guest with empathy.
In this episode, I had a hard time not to cry. I gave in two or three times during Vilma Dule's story. At the grandmother's moment, at the father's moment, and elsewhere. Before violence, I am not a journalist, but a human being.
Vilma Dule today is a happy, healthy woman. In this episode I bring the 10 years of Vilma Dule's resurrection, after the acid attack in 2013. We talked about the event, because it is inevitable, even though the purpose of this podcast was Vilma as a force of nature, the resurrection and love of a woman for herself and life that as much as it makes you cry, it also makes you measure yourself before life.
I know you'll be watching a lot. I know there will be more girls and women, but I hope boys and men will listen to this episode too.
It's worth it.
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