Dani from The Voice talks about homosexuality in Social Talk

Published Mar 17, 2021

Every week on Social Talk, well-known artists are interviewed about subjects that people do not readily talk about. Social Talk is made with young people and for young people. In the eleventh episode, Dani van Velthoven from The Voice was a guest. He talked about homosexuality. During this talk show, Dani gave tips to young people who are struggling with doubts about their sexuality.

Dani from The Voice talks about homosexuality in Social Talk

Below, watch the first ten episodes of Social Talk:

Episode 1 with Naaz. Subject: depressive feelings. Watch the broadcast here.
Episode 2 with Tally. Subject: unhealthy romantic relationships and abuse. Watch the broadcast here.
Episode 3 with SXTEEN. Subject: debts. Watch the broadcast here.
Episode 4 with Twan Ray. Subject: anxiety. Watch the broadcast here.
Episode 5 with Corleone. Subject: bad friends and the temptations of alcohol and drugs. Watch the broadcast here.
Episode 6 with Jandino. Subject: prospects for the future. Watch the broadcast here.
Episode 7 with vloggers from BENR. Subject: coping with serious illness in the family and self-acceptance. Watch the broadcast here.
Episode 8 with Shirma Rouse. Subject: coping with loneliness and insecurity. Watch the broadcast here.
Episode 9 with Edson da Graça. Subject: debts. Watch the broadcast here.
Episode 10 with Saron van de Laar. Subject: eating disorder. Watch the broadcast here .

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