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Recent Episodes
VBB 368 Barb Stone: How Little Deaths Can Inspire A Fulfilling Life!
TEDx speaker Barb Stone explores the journey of shedding perfectionism, embracing identity shifts, and reclaiming “Bitch” as your core source of strength as a woman.
VBB 366 Dianne Harris: Setting Boundaries vs. Building Walls: Lessons…
Dianne Harris, Certified Life Coach, Author, and Entrepreneur, shares her powerful and personal journey through Betrayal, Identity, Trust, Change, and Healing: B.I.T.C.H, and how these steps have shaped her mission to empower other women.
VBB 365 Kristin Duncombe: The Paradox of Loving Your Life And Hating …
Therapist, author Kristin Louise Duncombe shares her journey navigating a world of childhood sexual abuse to becoming a woman seeking self-worth and love in all the wrong faces and too many bodies to count.
VBB 364 Janice Selbie: Replacing Forgiveness With Acceptance!
Janice Selbie is a trailblazer in the field of religious trauma recovery, bringing an honest blend of personal experience and professional expertise to topics often left unspoken.
VBB 363 Christina Marlett: The Recovering Perfectionist And The B.I.T…
Is there transformative power hidden within the word Bitch? Courageous Self Care Founder Christina Marlett helps us unravel how B.I.T.C.H. can be a path to empowerment and self-liberation.
VBB 362 Dr. Xenia Barnes: Tough Love And A Brave Woman!
In this episode, social behavioural scientist, Dr. Xenia Barnes, dares anyone to call her a Bitch, and invites all women to feel as powerful in their own skin. It’s a conversation every woman needs to hear.
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Recent Blog Posts
Feminine, The Weaker?
I was still a child when I noticed that powerful, "important" people like doctors, school principals, store owners, policemen, priests, heads of state, and heads of family were like me: male. In contrast, those in "less celebrated" social roles, ass…
It’s A World Gone Crazy Keeps Women In Chains!
Much of people's personal history, maybe even yours, can be mapped out in music. As an only child, I remember music because songs kept me company. Working in music stores — when music stores were a thing — took up most of my teenag…
Not Your Basic Bitches!
Once upon a long time ago, at the dawn of humanity, when sticks and stones were the only weapons of survival in a hostile kingdom with savage beasts, men became hunters of those wild beasts as women became gatherers of low-hanging fruit. Triumphant …