Women | Celebrated One Conversation At A Time!

In this episode, we venture beyond the headlines and highlights of 2025. We remember Heather’s sorrow from saying goodbye to her father. This conversation shares her grief, but also her forgiveness, and the profound beauty found in vulnerability. Join us, In Loving Memory: 2025.

You have the right to remain silent, but women’s struggle for equality and equity was very active in 2025, so we discuss what many women feel as one step forward and one slap back.

Peggy Shaw turned a childhood with a loveless, cult-leading mother who denied her children even basic education into a life as a licensed clinical psychotherapist, best-selling author, and fearless mother-bear.

Linda Dröfn Gunnarsdóttir is executive director of the Icelandic Association for Women's Shelters and a dream guest to talk about the United Nations' 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence and the Nordic Paradox?

Lauren Wellbank’s smile could light up the dark side of the moon, but she was once a woman lost in the violent storm of gender-based abuse. Now her smile represents the hope in her story that she shares with us.

Blyth Hill’s passion for fashion and compassion for the cause of human trafficking seemed incompatible until she decided to wear only dresses for a month, inspiring Dressember, a global campaign that has raised over $20 million to fight human trafficking.