Clean Your Toilet Podcast
Clean Your Toilet Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Clean Your Toilet Podcast - yes, that’s the actual name, and no, it’s not about porcelain (only).
This podcast is where we talk about the messes we pretend aren’t there — physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually. Let’s clear some space (in every sense), starting with the place where you unload your biggest sh*t 💩, so you can finally make room for what actually matters in your life.
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The podcast focuses on personal development, emotional honesty, and societal critique, with episodes covering self-leadership, sustainability, identity crises, motherhood, and hidden narratives around ambition and success, including titles like Self-Leadership: When No One Is Watching and Eco-Anxiety and the Weight of Doing Good.

Welcome to the Clean Your Toilet Podcast – yes, that’s the actual name, and no, it’s not about porcelain (only).
This podcast is where we talk about the messes we pretend aren’t there — physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually. Let’s clear some space (in every sense), starting with the place where you unload your biggest sh*t 💩, so you can finally make room for what actually matters in your life.
What does it take to stay together when leaving would be easier, safer, and far less painful?
In this episode of Clean Your Toilet Podcast, Feroz Bin Haron (Certified Peer Support Specialist & Recovery Coach) and Salmah Binte Johari (WISDOM Head & Lead Volunteer) open up to Brenda Ng, Chief Fun(d) Officer, The Facilitators Project & Forest School coach, about addiction, incarceration, betrayal, forgiveness, and the quiet cost of loving someone through their darkest seasons.
Married for over 30 years, Feroz and Salmah’s relationship has weathered cycles of drug addiction, repeated imprisonment, financial instability, and a betrayal that nearly ended everything. Much of this pain was never spoken about openly; not to family, not to friends, sometimes not even to each other.
Feroz reflects on spending most of his children’s formative years behind bars, the shame of wasted time, and the slow, painful realisation that change only begins when denial ends. He speaks honestly about ego, manipulation, relapse, and the moment he finally decided to “walk the talk”.
Salmah shares the invisible side of the story. The loneliness of raising children alone, juggling work and caregiving, absorbing judgment from family, and carrying heartbreak in silence. She speaks candidly about choosing her husband when others told her to walk away, the emotional toll of repeated forgiveness, and the line of divorce that was almost impossible to cross.
This is not a story of instant redemption or perfect healing.
We unpack the layers one at a time.
Together, Feroz, Salmah, and Brenda explore the realities that rarely get voiced:
✨ The unseen labour of partners who stay
✨ Why addiction affects the entire family not just the individual
✨ The difference between forgiveness and forgetting
✨ Why voicing out pain can be the beginning of reconciliation
This episode reminds us that some of the most painful stories are hidden inside long marriages, quiet homes, and people who appear “strong enough to cope.”
If you’ve ever stayed silent to protect someone you love
If you’ve ever carried pain because you thought no one would understand
If you’ve ever wondered whether people can truly change
This conversation will resonate with you.
🧼 Healing doesn’t happen all at once it happens layer by layer.
🚽 Voicing out is not weakness; it’s courage.
💛 And sometimes, the story we don’t tell is the one that holds the most truth.
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