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Podcasts designed to give real-world, unfiltered advice and context.
What We've Been Creating
Bring Your Voice is a podcast about the women who stopped performing and started speaking — for real this time. Each episode features a woman who reached a turning point: leaving a career that no longer fit, reclaiming an identity after motherhood, surviving something hard, or saying no to the path everyone expected her to take. These aren't tidy success stories or highlight reels. They're conversations about the messy, in-between moments where a woman has to decide whose voice she's been using — and whose she actually wants to live in.
Every guest shares the part most podcasts skip: what she had to lose, leave, or unlearn before she could speak in her own voice.
Episodes are organized around universal turning points (reinvention, quiet leadership, late blooming) so the lessons travel across careers and life stages.
Built for listeners who are between chapters and want company, not a playbook.
What I Had to Lose to Find My Voice
A woman who left a career, relationship, or identity — and rebuilt from scratch
Leading Without Performing
An introverted woman leading at scale — navigating visibility without performance
The Version of Me I Almost Didn't Publish
Artist, writer, or maker who silenced herself — and what brought her back
I Love Being a Mom. I'm Also More Than That.
A woman navigating identity after motherhood — who she is beyond the role
The No That Changed Everything
Someone who turned down the expected path — and what they built instead
Whose Story Was I Living?
A woman navigating belonging across cultures, races, or belief systems
I Was a Late Arrival. I'm Not Sorry.
A woman who found her voice, purpose, or platform after 40, 50, or 60
This Is What I Did With the Hard Part
A woman who transformed grief, illness, or trauma into voice and contribution
HERRstory is where stories move from private to shared—and where women leave more grounded than when they arrived.
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