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Serene Singh is a Rhodes Scholar at the University of Oxford pursuing a Doctoral degree in Criminology. Singh completed her postgraduate studies in Public Policy as the youngest student in Oxford's global cohort of 100+ individuals. A Truman Scholar, Fulbright recipient, and an alumnus of the University of Colorado, Singh graduated with summa cum laude honors in Political Science and Journalism degrees and attained a minor in Leadership Studies. Her work towards women's empowerment also led her to create The Serenity Project 501c3 nonprofit to give confidence and self-love tools to women survivors, write a best-selling children's book named The Queen Machine for young girls to develop confidence, win Victoria Secret's GRL PWR campaign (women's empowerment award), become a Diana Award recipient (UK's highest humanitarian award) perform a keynote at university's like Yale and California State Channel Islands, and serve as a Dalai Lama Fellow, US Selected Swiss Embassy Global Changemaker, and most recently, become a 2024-2025 John Lewis Fellow. Her other hobbies include teaching students public speaking professionally with 3P Speech, painting, snowboarding, and videography. Singh plans to advance her passion for public service to one day serve on the United States Supreme Court.

Hello! Today's story comes to you from my personal story collection. The story takes us back to December of 2020. At that time we were living with a lot of fear and unknowns about the Global Pandemic - COVID19. One evening, my family and I venture out in our neighbourhood to look at some Christmas decorations. My daughter was 3 at the time and was bundled up in layers which included two sets of mittens. As she explores the decorations, she takes her mittens off and at one of the houses, we realize that we are missing a bottom layer mitten. My husband attempts to find the mitten by using his phone flash light and retracing our steps to all of the houses that we visited, but it's dark, and now it's getting colder, so we have to return home. But, does he find the missing mitten? Listen in to the full episode to find out. Please give the show a rating and a review and share with someone who could use a little massage of everyday miracles. Support the show

Tune in as BDE discusses the importance of more women working in the industry and sit down with 3 strong and inspiring women working in the EDM scene. Whether they are a rave Fashion Designer, a Marketing Director, or a Festival Influencer women's roles in this industry matters! Hopefully this inspires YOU to get more involved too

Join your host Greg Howard Jr as he gets to the heart of what makes a musician tick with Swedish independent artist, producer and musician YARLIE!!!YARLIE made quite the debut last year with her EP ”Stupid With A Sore Heart” which received attention all the way from north of Sweden to Abu Dhabi. For example she got playlist placements in Spotify's ”GRL PWR” and Apple Music's ”Made In Sweden”, to name a few. Coverage in Sweden's biggest newspaper, Aftonbladet. Radio rotation in East Africa. Nominated as Best Pop Act in ISR Awards. She was also headhunted as a model for Swedish fashion brand MONKI and performed live on Swedish national TV.YARLIE takes being an independent artist and entrepreneur to the next level with her Instagram, where she has gained a stable following and became known for her original Y2K-photos and edits. Not only does she create all of her music and social media content on her own, but she has also quickly become an unstoppable force in the body positivism and feminist movement.With that being said, it's safe to say that YARLIE has made quite the debut, and is more than ready to take 2022 by storm.YARLIE's WebsiteFacebookTwitterInstagramTikTokYouTubeSUPPORT THIS SHOW

Czy biznes ma płeć? Trenujemy kompetencje przyszłości czy teraźniejszości? Jak działa mentoring odwrócony? Opowie Dorota Czekaj-założycielka Sieci Przedsiębiorczych Kobiet.

Grät ”Idol”-jurymedlemmen Katia Mosally av lycka när hon fick sin verified-plupp på Instagram? Känner hon sig som en kvinna mitt i karriären när hon sitter på Arlanda med en spicy tuna sandwich från Joe & The Juice i handen? Och är hennes catch phrase i sängen ett mycket inlevelsefullt och liksom småskrattande ”FUCK YEAH”?

Liana Giannamore first experienced the world of bodybuilding through her parents, who both were competitors. She began her own bodybuilding journey in 2018 and turned pro in 2020. After turning pro, she took a two-year improvement season to transform her physique so that she could hang with the big dogs before making her pro debut. Her improvement season was a success despite the challenges she faced in her personal life and she is now on track to being able to compete at The Olympia. I can't wait for you to hear about her bikini transformation in this open and honest conversation about the different modalities she used to take her physique to the next level.   Here's what you'll hear: [4:00] Bikini Hack [14:30] What was it like growing up with parents who were bodybuilders? [17:30] How did your parents feel when you decided you were going to start competing? [23:00] What was your experience like turning pro during COVID? [27:00] What was it like getting your pro card without an audience watching you? [30:00] Why did you decide to take time off after you earned your pro card? [32:30] What would you say was the biggest contributor to putting on the size you need? [34:00] When did you know when it was time to stop increasing your food intake? [37:30] Was there anything else that contributed to your amazing physique? [39:30] Is there a PED you've used that you think helped with building your glutes? [42:30] Were there any setbacks during your improvement season? [48:30] What do you think it was that kept you going through the setbacks and why did you choose the GRL PWR show as your pro debut? [55:00] Can you share with us about the shows that you placed amongst Olympians this year? [57:30] How do you maintain your top physique show after show? [1:01:30] Did creatine loading do anything for you? [1:04:30] What did your lifts look like during peak week? [1:06:30] What are the major differences between your experiences as a pro versus as an amateur? [1:09:30] Tell us a little bit about your experience competing abroad. [1:18:00] What's next for you? [1:26:00] Dear diary   * Find Liana on IG @lianagianna_ifbbpro   * Head HERE for your FREEBIES, coupon codes, and other links! https://vibe-athletics.mykajabi.com/links

Caribbean-born pop diva KEBA has the GRL PWR anthem of the summer. The Miami-based independent chart topping artist has a new music video that speaks to women of color everywhere. Check it out at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hmMG7VAs7E&list=PLfy8RndfQOyBs1sg-CHukVZk9cWlVuUe0&index=1 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hmMG7VAs7E&list=PLfy8RndfQOyBs1sg-CHukVZk9cWlVuUe0&index=1)

On today's episode, Boris and Matt:    Recap, review and analyze a solid NXT 2.0 from 05/10/2022, featuring Grace v Lyons (!) in the Women's Breakout Tournament, Natalya v Cora Jade in the main event, Roxanne Perez' first WWE Title shot, and yet another kidnapping because hey it's still 2.0   Discuss Toronto's own Arianna Grace, daughter of Santino Marella   Partake in some Women's Breakout Bracket-ology   And in NXT UK Corner, the fellas review a 2.0-tastic episode of NXT UK (05/05/2022) ft. Von Wagner, Damon Kemp (aka Bobby Steveson), Lash Legend, and a batsh!t wacky main event: Satomura / Dawn World of Darkness Match   (What is a World of Darkness Match? I watched it and I still don't quite know! No DQ with the lights off? No Holds Barred in the Black Lodge?)  

Can you ever really get enough GRL PWR? In true Girls Gone Gravel style, this week we talk to another badass female leader, Alison Tetrick. Alison is one of the most elite female cyclists in the world. After a series of unfortunate crashes, Alison turned to gravel cycling, and was crowned the "Queen of Gravel". Alison talks to Kathryn and Kristi about her journey to gravel, and the way she understands female sports. Instead of a focus on herself winning, Alison emphasizes the joy and pride it brings her to watch other women win. A win for them is a win for her. The trio discusses how we can question the male-centric gravel sport, and build a culture that every woman wants to ride in. And, on a side-note, Alison shares her recent engagement story - which without giving anything away, is very on-brand. Follow Alison on Instagram @amtetrick **Support the Podcast** Get 20% off at http://insidetracker.com/feisty (http://insidetracker.com/feisty) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

it's international women's week in broadscast-land so we are only talking about women's sports -- aka Georgia and Mallory fangirl over Vivianne Miedema for a while. we also discuss W-series, and the Brittney Griner situation (note: since recording we found out that part of the suppression of Griner's story is potentially a deliberate effort from her pr team out of fear that the publicity could jeopardize her freedom, to learn more read this piece by Lindsay Gibbs: https://www.powerplays.news/p/on-helplessness?s=r). As always, like, subscribe and leave a review!

Der Klassiker: Was würden Frauen wohl tun, wenn sie einen Tag lang Mann sein dürften? Oder, was hat das überhaupt mit dem fraulichen Konkurrenzdenken auf sich? Wir haben da so ein paar Ideen.

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On Episode 54 the ladies we catch up with a Snickers brownie eating Ashlyn and improvement season ready Carolina as they both come off a round of 3 shows improving each week with Ashlyn taking the Win at GRL PWR and qualifying for the Olympia! We really dig into the ladies mentality when walking out on stage as well as going through the competition process. Then we breakdown their must haves for backstage, pump up routines, and backstage secrets. Then they discuss their love of Keto and why they wish all of their clients could ride the Keto train. These ladies bring a whole new dynamic from the perspective's of both Coach and Competitor. They have both really made some serious waves in the bikini division! Feel free to submit questions via DM on instagram as well @the.centerstage and be sure to follow the ladies directly @carolaraujo_fitness and @ashlyn_ifbbpro as well as the teams, @projectadofficial @professornutz and don't forget the bossman himself @Joe_binley!!

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On This Episode of The Center Stage we talk to the ladies following the GRL PWR show. Ashlyn is on cloud 9 after her first ever Pro Win and Carolina is making phenomenal improvements from show to show. We break the win down and really dig into how both ladies are feeling then discuss what's next as Ashlyn plans for some much needed time off and Carolina heads into improvement season. These ladies bring a whole new dynamic from the perspective's of both Coach and Competitor. They have both really made some serious waves in the bikini division! Feel free to submit questions via DM on instagram as well @the.centerstage and be sure to follow the ladies directly @carolaraujo_fitness and @ashlyn_ifbbpro as well as the teams, @projectadofficial @professornutz and don't forget the bossman himself @Joe_binley!!

Forget Uber Eats - get some math delivered to your doorstep! Yep, that’s a thing, and it’s all thanks to Brittany Rhodes, the founder of math-activity subscription-box company Black Girl MATHgic! Vanessa chats with Brittany about why she saw a need for representation in math education, how consistency is the key to kids building confidence in their skills, and how her quest to show Black girls that they belong in the world of math has been so successful that she’s even received a shoutout from Beyonce!About BrittanyBrittany Rhodes is a math tutor, former GED Math Instructor, and Founder and General MATHager of Black Girl MATHgic (BGM). BGM is a movement dedicated to increasing math confidence, awareness, enthusiasm, identity, fluency and persistence in children, with a focus on girls and black children. BGM's flagship product is the Black Girl MATHgic Box, which is the first and only monthly subscription box designed to increase math confidence and decrease math anxiety in girls on a 3rd-8th grade math level. Black Girl MATHgic has been featured on BEYONCE.com, Forbes, National Math & Science Initiative, and more, and named STEM Toy Expert's 2020 Best STEM Subscription Box for Kids: Best for GRL PWR and one of Hello Subscription's 2020 Best Subscription Boxes for Kids.Show notes15:10 - Black Girl MATHgic on Beyonce's website!15:21 - Black Owned Everything, where you can shop from Black-owned businesses, curated by Beyoncé’s stylist, Zerina AkersConnect with us:Black Girl Mathgic: (Insta, Twitter, Facebook)Vanessa Vakharia: @themathguru (Insta, Twitter, TikTok)Math Therapy: @maththerapy (Twitter)Transcript for today’s episode: www.maththerapypodcast.com

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We started this episode fully intending to discuss how women are portrayed in the media, but we ended up starting with the ways we attempt to police women's bodies (school dress codes, anyone) which led to us discovering our own well-intentioned mistakes. We both realized that we perpetuate ideas we don't really believe in and we're better people because of it. Anyway, if nothing else this is a great example of how we can learn through conversations. Have an awesome week, friends!Show notes--link to Ben Shapiro and Billie and Britney...They can also be found on the website under the show notes tab, sometimes the links work in the description and sometimes the host blocks them depending on where you listen. 

This week we continue and close out the story of Oak & Opal. In the fall of 2018 we launched an eCommerce store selling t-shirts online and we discovered that literally anyone could do it and tailor their experience to their current capacity. You just have to be brave enough to let go of a fear of failing and move through the steps. We hope the rest of this episode helps you understand the basics behind an eCommerce site and our journey to Oak & Opal; but more importantly we hope you guys realize that you are ALL capable of starting an online store. And definitely share with us when you do, we'd love to be a part of the evolution of your journey.

We are so excited to share this episode of The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna. This book embodies feminist power and we are HERE FOR IT. Battle and fighting and cute boys, what more could you ask for in a Young Adult novel? This book is by far one of our favorite YA novels to date and we can't wait for you to enjoy this episode! Let's be friends!! Instagram  Twitter

Happy International Women's day kweens! We talk about how powerful our relationships are with our girlfriends and appreciating the women in your life. Enjoy today, bask in your femininity and reflect on how amazing, capable, strong, resilient and beautiful you are. We love you and appreciate you. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Am 8. März findet der Weltfrauentag statt. Der Name sagt es schon: ein Tag, der vor allem für Frauen bestimmt ist. Aber warum eigentlich? Diese Frage hat sich auch Reporterin Lena gestellt. Katrin Schiele von amanda, einem Projekt für Mädchen* und junge Frauen*, konnte ihr da weiterhelfen.

Welcome to the TeachHER Podcast Powered by The Innocent Brown Girl Project. Our mission is to convey strategies for Grit & Grace with educators and advocates of African American and Latina Girls. Thank you for joining us today. Today, our guest is Brittany Rhodes. Brittany is a math tutor, former GED Math Instructor, and Founder and General MATHager of Black Girl MATHgic (BGM). BGM is a movement dedicated to increasing math confidence, awareness, enthusiasm, identity, fluency, and persistence in children, with a focus on girls and black children, who are disproportionately impacted by math anxiety. BGM's flagship product is the Black Girl MATHgic Box, which is the first and only monthly subscription box designed to increase math confidence and decrease math anxiety in girls on a 3rd-8th grade math level. Black Girl MATHgic has been featured in Black Enterprise, BEYONCE.com, Forbes, National Math & Science Initiative, and more, and named STEM Toy Expert's 2020 Best STEM Subscription Box for Kids: Best for GRL PWR and one of Hello Subscription's 2020 Best Subscription Boxes for Kids. Brittany received her Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Spelman College and her Master of Business Administration in Marketing, Communication, and Organizational Behavior from the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University. Brittany is a proud native of Detroit, where she lives with her husband, Oscar. Social Media: TeachHER Podcast (Instagram)- @the_TeachHERPodcast The Innocent Brown Girl Project (Instagram)- @theinnocentbrowngirlproject The Innocent Brown Girl Project (Website)- www.theinnocentbrowngirlproject.com Guest Social Media Info: Black Girl Mathgic(Instagram)- https://www.instagram.com/blackgirlmathgic/ Black Girl Mathgic (Twitter)- https://twitter.com/blkgirlmathgic Black Girl Mathgic (Facebook)- https://www.facebook.com/blackgirlmathgic Websites Mentioned-  Black Girl Mathgic- https://blackgirlmathgic.com/ We Use Math: http://weusemath.org/

In this episode I talk with a subscription entrepreneur with a ton of momentum and maybe an unfair advantage if you believe "it's all mathematics"!  I talk with professional mathematician, and founder of Black Girl MATHgic, all the way from the motor city, Detroit Michigan, USA, Brittany Rhodes!Brittany  is a math tutor, former GED Math Instructor, and Founder and General MATHager of Black Girl MATHgic (BGM). BGM is a movement dedicated to increasing math confidence, awareness, enthusiasm, identity, fluency, and persistence in children, with a focus on girls and black children, who are disproportionately impacted by math anxiety. Black Girl MATHgic has been featured on BEYONCE.com, Forbes, National Math & Science Initiative, and much much more.  They were named STEM Toy Expert's 2020 Best STEM Subscription Box for Kids: Best for GRL PWR and one of Hello Subscription's 2020 Best Subscription Boxes for Kids. Brittany received her Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Spelman College and her Master of Business Administration in Marketing, Communication, and Organizational Behavior from the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University. I first heard Brittany talk this past summer at Women In Subscription., which is a SUBTA event,  and I then heard about her again through the one and only Julie Ball, who happened to name Brittany as one of her most memorable “students” who had been through her bootcamp.  This is some pretty high praise, so I can't wait to share with you my conversation with Brittany!Episode Sponsors:  Megan MacNeill's brand new program, "Building Your Personal Brand On LInkedIn".  Are you ready to up your network, and take advantage of LinkedIn and its still remarkable organic reach, with a proven system, community and support?  Then I'm inviting you to join us by clicking on this link https://relevant-personal-branding.thinkific.com/?ref=fbfbc7  Building Your Personal Brand On LinkedIn by Megan MacNeill.  Are you ready to invest in your presence online?Guest Links:Website: https://blackgirlmathgic.com/Email: support@blackgirlmathgic.comInstagram: @blackgirlmathgicEric's Recommended Affiliate Courses:Megan MacNeill'sIndustry Leading LinkedIn Course: https://relevant-personal-branding.thinkific.com/?ref=fbfbc7 Julie Ball's Subscription Box Bootcamp 2.0 Course Link:https://ericmusick.krtra.com/t/h67apnWbBQ9cThe Subscription Box Experts Academy Course By Liam Brennan Link: https://ericmusick.krtra.com/t/jIw4to2rXSoQ Host Links:The Subscription Box Show Website: https://www.thesubscriptionboxshow.comThe Subscription Box Show Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/thesubscriptionboxshow.comEric Musick's email: eric@thesubscriptionboxshow.comEric Musick's Instagram: @thesubscriptionboxshow or https://www.instagram.com/thesubscriptionboxshowThe Subscription Box Show Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2960087864057955/To request being on TSBS, please book a call with Eric at: https://www.calendly.com/thesubboxshow

Connor and Dylan are joined by Desi Oakley (Waitress, Chicago) for a truly fantastic conversation. They talk all things reality television, how Desi reconnected with her now boyfriend, Mel B’s Roxie Hart legacy, touring the country in Waitress, covering Jenna in the West End, Wichita, KA, the Ratatouille TikTok musical, and her Broadway.com vlog ‘Pie a la Road.’ Plus, a DRAMA first when Desi’s boyfriend Andy Jones joins the trio LIVE on the pod.Follow Desi Oakley on Twitter & InstagramConnect with Celia on Broadway PlusFollow DRAMA. on Twitter & InstagramFollow Connor MacDowell on Twitter & InstagramFollow Dylan MacDowell on Twitter & InstagramEdited by Maggie Montalto | Twitter & InstagramHERE is where you find official DRAMA. merch!SUBSCRIBE TO OUR PATREON HERE! Get into it, y’all! Don’t forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts and rate us 5 stars!

Hey stunner. Let’s rise and empower our fellow females. We’re all in this together. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Hoy les traemos nuestros pensamiento respecto al movimiento social más importante de las últimas décadas: El Feminismo (obviamente con todas las estupideces que ustedes adoran.) Instagram @hablandoandopodcast

Hi 我是Keira! 歡迎收聽Keira's talk! OMG, OMG~!!! 我們這次竟然邀請到Girl power talks 女力新聲的主持人 Anne!!! 很開心這次能夠邀請她來到我的節目, 雖然我們都是做女性自我成長相關議題的主持人, 但我這次邀請Anne來聊的並不是成長議題,而是感情議題呢!!! Anne在她的節目都沒有談過的內容唷! 是不是很好奇Anne的感情世界呢? 那我們來一探究竟吧! :D 歡迎大家來Apple podcast評分留言並且關注節目的IG跟我互動唷!!! IG: keirastalk 另外Firstory 也有留言板唷!!! Firstory留言板: https://open.firstory.me/story/ckdopmcbetj7n0862zq8sdcs0?m=comment 我很期待認識大家! 感謝有來收聽的朋友們!!! :))) 有任何建議, 歡迎寄信給我 keira.huang.shop@gmail.com 買杯咖啡給我, 讓我有精神繼續創作下去吧!!!! :) 贊助連結: https://pay.firstory.me/user/keirastalk 我們下次見囉！掰掰~ :) Powered by Firstory Hosting

GRL PWR, a Baltimore-based collective run by Amy Reid and Pangelica, creates platforms for women and LGBTQ identifying people and elevates visibility for underrepresented artists and talent. GRL PWR collaborates with installation, projection and performance artists, transforming environments as a way to grapple with the lack of queer spaces in Baltimore. In today’s episode, Ami chats with Amy Reid and Pangelica, the artists behind GRL PWR, about creating inclusive space, dismantling white male supremacy, and the dissonance between institutions and artists.Pangelica is a songwriter and music producer with a background in classical viola. While her composition process began with arranging classical works for viola and string quartets, she exchanged pencil and staff paper for creating music with a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW), Virtual Studio Technologies (VSTs) and synthesizers. This shift of mediums is what eventually gave birth to the hyper-romantic synthpop sound of Pangelica. Amy Reid is a queer electronic musician, producer, sound, visual artist and curator striving to transform spaces sonically, socially, and visually. Inspired by her experiences as a musician, visual and community artist, her lifelong goal is to explore the environments in which all three worlds intersect.

Venku z karantény a v plný síle. Praotec a Zlosyn klepou, pardon, kopou na vaše uši s novým dílem podcastu. GRL PWR! Další hostka, hostie, hostyně, nebo jak to chcete nazvat. Zástupkyně “něžného pohlaví”, která je drsnější než Praotec se Zlosynem dohromady. Roller Derby, potápění a zvířátka. O tom všem jsme si povídali s Ančou Vedralovou. Milion faktů o zvířátkách, to chceš! Instagram: www.instagram.com/vedralan------------------------------------------------------------------------------Náš podcast najdete taky na:Spotify Apple Podcasts Google podcastsInstagram: www.instagram.com/praotecazlosyn/Facebook: 1url.cz/@praotecazlosynTwitter: twitter.com/praotecazlosyn

這週五節目有點不同，繼這段時間來收到許多聽眾的Request覺得作為主持人的我沒有足夠分享我個人過去的經歷和如何決定開始經營女力心聲這個節目。目前的經歷我會分成四大環節，1) 高中時搬到美國生活 2) 回到台灣完成大學學業和邊賣女包 3) 搬到大陸生活和工作 4) 開始經營女力心聲GRL PWR TALKS。今天我節錄了3個Podcasters的合作內容，分別是Firstory 最偏激的Podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/5Ylv5ILpzcarG3ePjM1r1N?si=wjdh7XJ8Q5-T2lys3Xu1og ; 喬西咖啡沙龍 https://open.spotify.com/show/5ydrnLXoKllfvZ30BGP8MM?si=zuJn6tuPSgSQF_ee7507nA; 一則茶室 https://open.spotify.com/show/4EzEgwh9MoQMbA5GMVl8Cc?si=FjAbRkx-T06TViuRoMsapA 如果這集讓妳充滿共鳴想和我聊聊天，可以隨時發私訊到GRL PWR TALKS女力心聲的IG https://www.instagram.com/grlpwrtalks/  別忘記到節目官網訂閱每週三女力手札電子報，獲得更多的女力能量！https://www.grlpwrtalks.com/ 

本集是我和Girlpowertalk女力心聲的主持人 Anne對談的第二集，如果你想知道我們創立節目過程各種心酸血淚，以及每一集訪談的背後製作過程，請務必聆聽第15集的內容! ＊搶先收到最新活動通知 https://curiousbarbell.com/subscribe/ 在本集中我們分享： Podcast翻轉主持人的人生！？係金誒！ 製作podcast以來最意想不到的事 一路上修正的目標與方向 不小心踏上台灣Podcast興起狂潮的各種驚喜 對來賓的懺悔(OMG) 中英文Podcast私心推薦 節目未來發展-不只是個Podcast! 好奇槓鈴即將播出節目預告 ＊馬上訂閱好奇槓鈴！聆聽更多運動健身領域的教練、創業家、醫療專業人員、以及運動研究工作者分享訓練相關的專業知識以及他們的人生故事． 延伸資源： 加拿大女性健力選手Podcast This is Female Powerlifting https://bit.ly/2SXdijK The Tim Ferriss show-Humans of New York 訪談https://bit.ly/2T6skSR 做自己的生命設計師 https://bit.ly/2PiMBnd 科技島讀 https://daodu.tech/ 談性說愛 https://bit.ly/2SUZJ4h Girlboss https://www.girlboss.com/podcast How I Built This https://n.pr/3c191Dm Startup https://gimletmedia.com/shows/startup Pitch https://gimletmedia.com/shows/the-pitch Without Fail https://gimletmedia.com/shows/without-fail Contacts: Facebook & IG搜尋: Curious Barbell Website: curiousbarbell.com E-mail: angie@curiousbarbell.com 在其他下平台收聽： Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2qeqEfT Apple Podcast https://apple.co/2pPzr7K Youtube: https://bit.ly/37iC42H Google Podcast https://bit.ly/2S8aEpq Overcast, Anchor、Castro、Pocket Cast, Breaker

你曾經想過好奇槓鈴節目幕後的準備過程是什麼嗎？製作一個Podcast，對於主持人來說又有什麼內心的挑戰需要克服呢？在這個跟Girlpowertalk 女力心聲的主持人Anne地對談裡，我們將大揭密各種Podcast節目製作血淚史(!?) ＊搶先收到最新活動通知 https://curiousbarbell.com/subscribe/ 這次與Anne的對談將分成上下兩集，本集我們討論 成立podcast的原因、為什麼非podcast不可? 開播前的各種掙扎與規劃 怎麼定位主持人的角色 約訪來賓、準備訪問以及編輯訪談的各種內心戲 吸粉的撇步（！？）（騙你的） 下一集，我們將分享 過去影響我們很深的Podcast 製作podcast以來最意想不到的事 那一路上如何修正我們的目標與方向 節目未來的發展 喜歡Anne的理念嗎？ Girlpowertalk 女力心聲節目快訂閱起來！ https://www.grlpwrtalks.com/ ＊馬上訂閱好奇槓鈴！聆聽更多運動健身領域的教練、創業家、醫療專業人員、以及運動研究工作者分享訓練相關的專業知識以及他們的人生故事． 延伸資源： 加拿大女性健力選手Podcast This is Female Powerlifting https://bit.ly/2SXdijK The Tim Ferriss show-Humans of New York 訪談https://bit.ly/2T6skSR 做自己的生命設計師 https://bit.ly/2PiMBnd 科技島讀 https://daodu.tech/ 談性說愛 https://bit.ly/2SUZJ4h Girlboss https://www.girlboss.com/podcast How I Built This https://n.pr/3c191Dm Startup https://gimletmedia.com/shows/startup Pitch https://gimletmedia.com/shows/the-pitch Without Fail https://gimletmedia.com/shows/without-fail Contacts: Facebook & IG搜尋: Curious Barbell Website: curiousbarbell.com E-mail: angie@curiousbarbell.com 在其他下平台收聽： Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2qeqEfT Apple Podcast https://apple.co/2pPzr7K Youtube: https://bit.ly/37iC42H Google Podcast https://bit.ly/2S8aEpq Overcast, Anchor、Castro、Pocket Cast, Breaker

節目裡面講到“上一集”是：偏激 Talks #5 GRL PWR TALKS 女力心聲資訊補充： 官網：https://www.grlpwrtalks.com IG：https://www.instagram.com/grlpwrtalks 本節目由 Firstory Studio 上傳

Mixed 27-11-2019 by Susanne Alt at CLub NL, Amsterdam. GRL PWR! is a weekly club night, hosted every Wednesday in the heart of Amsterdam. Fot upcoming dates go to my website and/or follow me on Resident Advisor: https://www.susannealt.com/live/ https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/susannealt

Mixed 27-11-2019 by Susanne Alt at CLub NL, Amsterdam. GRL PWR! is a weekly club night, hosted every Wednesday in the heart of Amsterdam. Fot upcoming dates go to my website and/or follow me on Resident Advisor: https://www.susannealt.com/live/ https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/susannealt

Mixed 27-11-2019 by Susanne Alt at CLub NL, Amsterdam. GRL PWR! is a weekly club night, hosted every Wednesday in the heart of Amsterdam. Fot upcoming dates go to my website and/or follow me on Resident Advisor: https://www.susannealt.com/live/ https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/susannealt

LIVE from apt725- Maram & Lanz dive into the world of women hood. Why do we feel a sense of competition from women rather than support? How can we change that? At minute 3 Lanz hits us with her PTW. At minute 7, Maram opens up the topic of how society has shaped our outlook on women hood. At minute 19, we invite Wasila from @influentewomen to the mic and get her input on GRL PWR. Enjoy #DXBabies!

We review Theatre Inconnu's Crumble (Lay me down, Justin Timberlake) ( 2:00) The Belfry's Every Brilliant Thing (7:56) and do quick hits on the short runs on the remount of GRL PWR (20:40) and the world premiere of Secret/e (24:43). Plus an interview with Every Brilliant Thing's sound designer Brian Linds. (28:41).

Viene llegando el episodio 17 del podcast que pretende compartir los mejores conciertos y eventos relacionados con la música nacional. En esta ocasión daremos un recorrido por la Agenda Semanal que comprende del miércoles 16 al 23 de octubre. Además de una entrevista con Andrés Sánchez de la banda KIBBO KIFT que también puede ver en nuestro canal de Youtube. Agenda Semanal ? GRL PWR ? (Costa Rica) Música: Papin y los Perrobots - Volar Alto Kibbo Kift - Queso Ánama - Punk de Moni

A nova turnê das Spice Girls abalou nossos corações de menina dos anos 90! Viajamos no tempo pra pensar como essas mulheres que eram julgadas como produtos do show business foram importantes na construção de nós como adultas. Contém: risadas descontroladas, spice world tour 2019, rio de janeiro nos anos 90, girl power, merchans, dedo no cu e gritaria. *** Quer falar com a gente? Pode dar um oi no nosso insta (@ponteaereapod) ou escrever pro nosso e-mai: ponteaereapod@gmail.com

Russian feminists paraded a 13-foot-tall model vagina down the streets of St. Petersburg on May 1, 2018, without getting arrested. It was a big win.“[Police] arrested only those who they have orders to arrest,” says Leda Garina, director of the Eve's Ribs, a social, artistic, documentary and communication project devoted to the subject of gender discrimination. “But there were no vagina orders, so they didn't know how to react.”The giant vagina didn't spark police action in 2018, but participants were not so lucky in 2019. Six Eve's Ribs activists were detained.In a country where the concept of feminism remains at best socially neutral and at worst a “mortal sin,” activists fighting for gender equality under the banner of feminism have to take success where they can get it. And it's often fleeting. Leda Garina, director of the Eve's Ribs project in St. Petersburg  Credit: Daniel Ofman/The World “This year, one of the girls wore a vagina costume, and they made her take it off so right there in the middle of the May 1 parade, so she was walking basically naked in the middle of the parade and she was just showing everyone the finger,” says Garina, 37.  Activists like Garina and other women at Eve's Ribs are working to unite people interested in feminism by bringing them together in a physical space. To that end, they opened Cafe Simona — a women-only workspace by day and event space by night.“The idea was that here you can feel at ease, because in public spaces in Russia, men always bother you,” Garina says. “Men will always come up and ask, ‘What are you writing, what are you eating, what does it say on your shirt?' It's terrible.”There's a generational shift happening when it comes to feminism in Russia. Millennials and Gen Zers are online — many read English and have been exposed to the fundamental reasoning behind the concept of men and women being born equal. And after decades of repression under the Soviet Union, feminist activism is reemerging in today's Russia.Related: Russia's youth flex their political power“Officially, after the [1917 Russian] Revolution, all women's rights were achieved, so therefore according to the Soviet system, feminism as a movement had no need to exist,” Garina says. A participant attends a rally, held to support women's rights in St. Petersburg, Russia, on March 8, 2019.  Credit: Anton Vaganov/Reuters But the ideal of gender equality as espoused in Marxist doctrine was far from reality. Though equality was touted in principle after the Communist revolution and women's education and literacy rates rose, in practice, it looked quite different. Female participation in the labor force was not free of gender gaps and didn't translate into equality in domestic duties. Despite some strides (the Soviet space program had a woman cosmonaut decades before the US did), women were still largely expected to take on work in the home, care for children, and stand in long lines for food in addition to their “equal work” outside the home.  As the USSR was crumbling, feminism began to resurface as a more active movement. But when the Soviet Union did collapse in 1991, women faced new challenges.“The next problem that women encountered was capitalism. Suddenly there was this new pressure where women became objectified,” Garina says. “This was not the case during the Soviet Union. This meant that women needed to look like super sexualized models in addition to doing all the housework.”In the post-Soviet years, the main achievements of feminist activists has been “gradual conscious-raising,” pointing to issues that had rarely been in the public discourse previously, such as domestic violence, sexual harassment and discrimination against women and sexual minorities.Related: Russia's volunteers take on the state — and its workloadBut these gains have sustained major blows. In 2017, the Russian State Duma, or lower house of parliament, eased penalties for perpetrators of domestic violence.“The 2017 amendments symbolized a green light for domestic violence by reducing penalties for perpetrators, made it harder for women to seek prosecution of their abusers, and weakened protections for victims,” according to Human Rights Watch.Studies suggest that at least one in five women face domestic violence, largely from partner abuse. The vast majority of such incidents go unreported — only about 3% make it to court. The 2017 law — sometimes dubbed the "slapping law” — allows first-time offenders against a partner or a child to be subject to a fine, rather than a criminal charge. It was also supported by the Russian Orthodox Church, which touts “traditional family values.”The church has been vocally opposed to feminist groups. The band Pussy Riot was famously detained for a rebellious performance in Moscow's Christ the Savior Cathedral, then found guilty of “hooliganism motivated by religious hatred” — directly linked, by the judge, to feminism.    Pussy Riot band member Nadia Tolokonnikova looks out from a holding cell during a court hearing appealing her conviction for hooliganism in April 2013. Credit: Mikhail Voskresensky/Reuters Garina of Eve's Ribs has been arrested more than once for her feminist work. But she says it won't deter her.“My personal goal, as a creative person and as a director, is spread the word about feminism,” she says. “Therefore it needs to be funny, controversial, sexualized, but we can't just complain. We can always complain about domestic abuse and sexual abuse, but I think that if we don't show that we can be aggressive, none of our complaints will be heard.”Another prominent feminist activist, Zalina Marshenkulova, 30, has taken to social media to talk directly to people. Marshenkulova runs “Woman Power” — a channel on Telegram, a popular messaging app in Russia. Zalina Marshenkulova, a feminist activist, runs a “Woman Power” channel on Telegram. Credit: Daniel Ofman/The World Her goal is to explain feminism to a mainstream Russian audience, but Marshenkulova is also known for a Russian Reebok ad campaign that sparked outrage with this slogan on Instagram:“Don't sit around hooked on male approval — sit on a man's face.”Reebok deleted the campaign, but later put the images back up, except for the controversial one.Internet users shared screen grabs of the deleted ad:Пишет телеграм-канал "Русский маркетинг":Как выглядит рекламная кампания Reebok на Западе: "Никогда не извиняйся за то, что ты сильная".Как выглядит рекламная кампания Reebok в России: "Пересядь на мужское лицо". pic.twitter.com/vdtzJ6c1Hp— дейенерис татариен (@brave__pancake) February 7, 2019“I think this ad was good for the Russian audience because if this ad were to run in this light, vanilla, Western style, which I don't like  — something like, 'be strong, women are great' — you know, the stuff you see in European ads, this doesn't work at all here,” Marshenkulova says. “Basically whining and saying ‘let's respect women' — this doesn't work here. This is not Europe, it's not America.”Still, Marshenkulova's frank attitude toward Russian feminism has won her a lot of fans online — including men.“Yes, I have very many male supporters,” she says. “They understand what I want and they understand the patriarchy kills men too, not only women.”Marshenkulova, who grew up in a small town in Russia's far north,  says she was raised to “be modest, be quiet,” but it didn't suit her personality.Related: 'If not I, then who?': Armed with the internet, Russia's young people want to remake their world“Since I was a kid, I've always been rowdy,” she says. “I have a strong personality, you can't shut me up, you can't tell me my place. My place is wherever I want it to be, so I try to pass this idea along to other women.”As in politics, going against the status quo in Russia means taking on some risk. “Opinion makers in this country are always in danger,” Marshenkulova says. But change is happening — slowly.“I think that one of the big victories for feminism happened just in the past two years,” she says. “Now feminists sometimes appear on television, and not too long ago we were completely invisible. It's a big accomplishment for us that some channels started talking about feminism in a neutral tone as opposed to highly negative tone. In the past, it was all negative.” A poster promoting “girl power” hangs in Eve's Ribs in St. Petersburg.  Credit: Daniel Ofman/The World Marshenkulova and Garina take different approaches to feminist activities in Russia, but they agree most activists are largely working toward the same goal.“Some of them are radical and separatist — they want to work with women exclusively. Others are more liberal,” Garina says. “I believe that all of these movements are important and are moving in one direction because they all influence society. I am willing to work with everyone, women, men, animals, plants, as long as we actually cause some change.”This is part three in The World's “Generation Putin” series. Marco Werman and Charles Maynes contributed reporting.

Russian feminists paraded a 13-foot-tall model vagina down the streets of St. Petersburg on May 1, 2018, without getting arrested. It was a big win.“[Police] arrested only those who they have orders to arrest,” says Leda Garina, director of the Eve's Ribs, a social, artistic, documentary and communication project devoted to the subject of gender discrimination. “But there were no vagina orders, so they didn’t know how to react.”The giant vagina didn't spark police action in 2018, but participants were not so lucky in 2019. Six Eve's Ribs activists were detained.In a country where the concept of feminism remains at best socially neutral and at worst a “mortal sin,” activists fighting for gender equality under the banner of feminism have to take success where they can get it. And it's often fleeting. Leda Garina, director of the Eve's Ribs project in St. Petersburg  Credit: Daniel Ofman/The World “This year, one of the girls wore a vagina costume, and they made her take it off so right there in the middle of the May 1 parade, so she was walking basically naked in the middle of the parade and she was just showing everyone the finger,” says Garina, 37.  Activists like Garina and other women at Eve's Ribs are working to unite people interested in feminism by bringing them together in a physical space. To that end, they opened Cafe Simona — a women-only workspace by day and event space by night.“The idea was that here you can feel at ease, because in public spaces in Russia, men always bother you,” Garina says. “Men will always come up and ask, ‘What are you writing, what are you eating, what does it say on your shirt?’ It’s terrible.”There's a generational shift happening when it comes to feminism in Russia. Millennials and Gen Zers are online — many read English and have been exposed to the fundamental reasoning behind the concept of men and women being born equal. And after decades of repression under the Soviet Union, feminist activism is reemerging in today's Russia.Related: Russia's youth flex their political power“Officially, after the [1917 Russian] Revolution, all women’s rights were achieved, so therefore according to the Soviet system, feminism as a movement had no need to exist,” Garina says. A participant attends a rally, held to support women's rights in St. Petersburg, Russia, on March 8, 2019.  Credit: Anton Vaganov/Reuters But the ideal of gender equality as espoused in Marxist doctrine was far from reality. Though equality was touted in principle after the Communist revolution and women's education and literacy rates rose, in practice, it looked quite different. Female participation in the labor force was not free of gender gaps and didn't translate into equality in domestic duties. Despite some strides (the Soviet space program had a woman cosmonaut decades before the US did), women were still largely expected to take on work in the home, care for children, and stand in long lines for food in addition to their “equal work” outside the home.  As the USSR was crumbling, feminism began to resurface as a more active movement. But when the Soviet Union did collapse in 1991, women faced new challenges.“The next problem that women encountered was capitalism. Suddenly there was this new pressure where women became objectified,” Garina says. “This was not the case during the Soviet Union. This meant that women needed to look like super sexualized models in addition to doing all the housework.”In the post-Soviet years, the main achievements of feminist activists has been “gradual conscious-raising,” pointing to issues that had rarely been in the public discourse previously, such as domestic violence, sexual harassment and discrimination against women and sexual minorities.Related: Russia’s volunteers take on the state — and its workloadBut these gains have sustained major blows. In 2017, the Russian State Duma, or lower house of parliament, eased penalties for perpetrators of domestic violence.“The 2017 amendments symbolized a green light for domestic violence by reducing penalties for perpetrators, made it harder for women to seek prosecution of their abusers, and weakened protections for victims,” according to Human Rights Watch.Studies suggest that at least one in five women face domestic violence, largely from partner abuse. The vast majority of such incidents go unreported — only about 3% make it to court. The 2017 law — sometimes dubbed the "slapping law” — allows first-time offenders against a partner or a child to be subject to a fine, rather than a criminal charge. It was also supported by the Russian Orthodox Church, which touts “traditional family values.”The church has been vocally opposed to feminist groups. The band Pussy Riot was famously detained for a rebellious performance in Moscow's Christ the Savior Cathedral, then found guilty of “hooliganism motivated by religious hatred” — directly linked, by the judge, to feminism.    Pussy Riot band member Nadia Tolokonnikova looks out from a holding cell during a court hearing appealing her conviction for hooliganism in April 2013. Credit: Mikhail Voskresensky/Reuters Garina of Eve's Ribs has been arrested more than once for her feminist work. But she says it won't deter her.“My personal goal, as a creative person and as a director, is spread the word about feminism,” she says. “Therefore it needs to be funny, controversial, sexualized, but we can’t just complain. We can always complain about domestic abuse and sexual abuse, but I think that if we don’t show that we can be aggressive, none of our complaints will be heard.”Another prominent feminist activist, Zalina Marshenkulova, 30, has taken to social media to talk directly to people. Marshenkulova runs “Woman Power” — a channel on Telegram, a popular messaging app in Russia. Zalina Marshenkulova, a feminist activist, runs a “Woman Power” channel on Telegram. Credit: Daniel Ofman/The World Her goal is to explain feminism to a mainstream Russian audience, but Marshenkulova is also known for a Russian Reebok ad campaign that sparked outrage with this slogan on Instagram:“Don’t sit around hooked on male approval — sit on a man’s face.”Reebok deleted the campaign, but later put the images back up, except for the controversial one.Internet users shared screen grabs of the deleted ad:Пишет телеграм-канал "Русский маркетинг":Как выглядит рекламная кампания Reebok на Западе: "Никогда не извиняйся за то, что ты сильная".Как выглядит рекламная кампания Reebok в России: "Пересядь на мужское лицо". pic.twitter.com/vdtzJ6c1Hp— дейенерис татариен (@brave__pancake) February 7, 2019“I think this ad was good for the Russian audience because if this ad were to run in this light, vanilla, Western style, which I don’t like  — something like, 'be strong, women are great' — you know, the stuff you see in European ads, this doesn’t work at all here,” Marshenkulova says. “Basically whining and saying ‘let’s respect women’ — this doesn’t work here. This is not Europe, it’s not America.”Still, Marshenkulova's frank attitude toward Russian feminism has won her a lot of fans online — including men.“Yes, I have very many male supporters,” she says. “They understand what I want and they understand the patriarchy kills men too, not only women.”Marshenkulova, who grew up in a small town in Russia's far north,  says she was raised to “be modest, be quiet,” but it didn't suit her personality.Related: 'If not I, then who?’: Armed with the internet, Russia’s young people want to remake their world“Since I was a kid, I’ve always been rowdy,” she says. “I have a strong personality, you can’t shut me up, you can’t tell me my place. My place is wherever I want it to be, so I try to pass this idea along to other women.”As in politics, going against the status quo in Russia means taking on some risk. “Opinion makers in this country are always in danger,” Marshenkulova says. But change is happening — slowly.“I think that one of the big victories for feminism happened just in the past two years,” she says. “Now feminists sometimes appear on television, and not too long ago we were completely invisible. It’s a big accomplishment for us that some channels started talking about feminism in a neutral tone as opposed to highly negative tone. In the past, it was all negative.” A poster promoting “girl power” hangs in Eve's Ribs in St. Petersburg.  Credit: Daniel Ofman/The World Marshenkulova and Garina take different approaches to feminist activities in Russia, but they agree most activists are largely working toward the same goal.“Some of them are radical and separatist — they want to work with women exclusively. Others are more liberal,” Garina says. “I believe that all of these movements are important and are moving in one direction because they all influence society. I am willing to work with everyone, women, men, animals, plants, as long as we actually cause some change.”This is part three in The World's “Generation Putin” series. Marco Werman and Charles Maynes contributed reporting.

Erin, with her seminary teacher experience was still searching for life changing truth. She had a child who was struggling and God led her to Life Changing Services via their facebook page and decided that the Eternal Warriors program resonated with her so she joined! One of those tools they gave her was the GRL PWR calendar with the process to use in her own life. LCS has given her tools to awaken the warrior within her. She and her family now fight the adversary as a team. The key that helped her implement her MOM PWR / GRL PWR Calendar were to add action triggers! She explains one of her "flag poles" is called her "Bed Bath & Beyond" First recorded Mar 3, 2017 Achieve The Joy And Peace That Comes With Self-Mastery - Contact Tina with the Eternal Warriors Program aiton0108@gmail.com or 800-995-6780 http://www.eternalwarriorstraining.org/ Download the Calendar at: https://motherswhoknow.org/downloads/

Live Mix by Susanne Alt by Susanne Alt (23-01-2019) during GRL PWR at Club NL, Amsterdam.

Live Mix by Susanne Alt by Susanne Alt (23-01-2019) during GRL PWR at Club NL, Amsterdam.

Live Mix by Susanne Alt by Susanne Alt (23-01-2019) during GRL PWR at Club NL, Amsterdam.

This week Bella and Paige discuss the midterm results (GRL PWR!!!), body image, and food...don't get these girls started. #LetsDoDiss

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8.mars betyr kvinnedag! Denne uken hyller vi mødrene våre og diskuterer hvordan vi kan få en slutt på slutshaming. Girl Power t-shirts er trendy, men er alle like fan av det? Det har også vært Oscar utdeling og vi forteller om våre favorittkjoler fra den røde løperen...

This week I endorse cotton candy grapes and Rachael Ray's "$40 a Day" (but not cannibalism) with my guest and best friend Sara while also discussing the new film Fresh (2022).Where you can find my guest-@sarawthoutnh (Instagram)--------------Follow me on @swappinghorrorstoriespod on Instagram for updates on episodes.Contact me at swappinghorrorstoriespodcast@gmail.comPodcast art by Katie Lily (@thehauntedoutfit on Instagram)Intro Music: https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/pMC8Tty2dj/