Podcast Episodes List

Jessica Rhodes built the first podcast booking agency from her living room. How to pitch yourself, get booked, and turn visibility into revenue.

Shari Foos, a punk rock singer turned Columbia trained therapist, built The Narrative Method to fight the loneliness epidemic one story at a time.

CGI VP Siri Swahari turned one lunch invite into a 12-state peer network for women executives battling imposter syndrome.

Erica walks through her own SNAP method in real time as she decides whether to let her 8 year old quit competitive cheer, and what it teaches every mom about the mental load.

Marketer Kay Allen-Carr launched a software company in 48 hours with zero code. She explains how partnering with AI cut her work week to 10 hours.

Dr. Syreeta Rios had the PMP, the MBA, and the doctorate, and still got passed over. Here's the guilt audit and Bad Bitch framework she built instead.

Meghan French Dunbar spent a decade interviewing 1,000 leaders to find why success burns women out, and what the grounded ones do differently.

NASA and Disney coach Mitch Matthews on why not dreaming is the truly selfish choice, and the one question that gets you dreaming again.

Erica Anderson Rooney walks through her SNAP method in real time while navigating her daughter's hardest cheer season, and the mental load underneath it.

Retention strategist Natalie Bernacchi explains why founders don't have a marketing problem, they have a retention problem, and how to fix it fast.

Dr. Susan Lovelle landed in the ICU three times before learning burnout hides even from physicians. Her turning point, on Glass Ceilings & Sticky Floors.

Liz Prochaska left 15 years in corporate for 9 criminal charges, then rebuilt her life one $30 lawn at a time.

Neurosomatic expert Kathryn Spears explains why the female nervous system breaks under hustle culture, and the shift that rebuilds it for real.

Former Chief People Officer Erica Rooney explains why the AI gap could decide who leads next, and the shift that pulled her out of a stalled career.

Verizon and Humana exec Tracy Nolan on leading 12,000 through a merger, ditching people-pleasing, and the sponsors who got her there.

Dr. Cynthia Bentzen-Mercer on why working hard isn't a career plan, the Now Near Next framework, and how she'd already planned her way past a layoff at 55.

Executive coach Elizabeth Webb on ending toxic toleration at work, reclaiming vitality, and building a soul-satisfying life without quitting your ambition.

Executive coach Melody Wilding explains the sensitive striver, the empathy neuron, and how to turn overthinking into your leadership edge.

What if being canceled at work isn't a career death sentence, but a credential that proves you're finally playing at a higher level?

Executive coach Danielle McCombs on positive intelligence, saboteurs, and the wild true story of officiating a wedding at 30,000 feet.