Podcasts about it's women's history month

It's Women's History Month! This week on James Crowley's Infinite Playlist, I sit down with Sally Torreggiani for a pretty intense 2 parter where we talk about a lot: feminism, relationships, Love is Blind, and much more! Make sure you check back in for the second part soon! Sally's Playlist: Alicia Keys-Girl on Fire Destiny's Child-Survivor Christina Aguilera-Fighter Taylor Swift-The Man Lizzo-Good as Hell (Remix Feat. Ariana Grande) Lady Gaga-Hey Girl (feat. Florence Welch) Ariana Grande-7 Rings Beyoncé-Don't Hurt Yourself (feat. Jack White) James' Playlist: Camp Cope-The Face of God The World is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die-January 10th, 2014 Bikini Kill-White Boy Waxahatchee-Never Been Wrong Against Me!-True Trans Soul Rebel Pat Benatar-Hit Me With Your Best Shot Taylor Swift-Shake it Off Follow Sally on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sallydoingthings/ Follow James on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamespcrowley Twitter: https://twitter.com/jamespcrowley68 https://jamespcrowley.com/ Tickets to Frankie and James do Half Hours (use code "FJ20" for 20% off): https://www.lucyslaughlounge.com/events/frankie-and-james-do-half-hours Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

On this episode of Sing a Song Saturday, Alexcia sings "Brown Skin" by India Arie. It's Women's History Month! Though the lyrics read like an eros type love letter, what if you read these words to yourself? Always remember to love you first, love your being, and what you have to offer to the World! Oh yeah, and be the best woman version of you! ;) Announcement: The Velocity District's next show: March 7, 2020 at The Spot, Lafayette, IN. Doors open at 9pm, music at 10! Stay Connected: www.ampsconnected.com Instagram: @ampsconnected Facebook: AMPsConnected Email: info.ampsconnected@gmail.com

Welcome to another episode! It's Women's History Month and someone asked me how could I respect myself and be in the BDSM community. Listen to hear my answer! Nerd Corner! Anime: Valkyrie Drive: Mermaid, TV: Altered Carbon, Book: Children of Blood and Bone, Music: King Princess Keep up with me and the Blerdy Bunch Krew on Twitter @kinkyblerdpod! Send me messages at anchor.fm/kinkyblerdpod and get in touch with me via email @ kinkyblerdpod@gmail.com! We are sponsored by Anchor! Download anchor now! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kinkyblerdpod/message

Guest Co-Host Patrick L. Riley stands in for Nneka for the friendship show. It's Women's History Month and Patrick's book "That's What Friends Are For" Celebrates all the famous and notorious women who've inspired him. Oprah Winfrey, Diana Ross, Patti Labelle, Tracee Ellis Ross, Taraji P. Hensen, and many many more. We also talk about the influence our friendships can have on our romantic lives and how to discern a healthy friendship from a toxic one. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ask-for-candy/message

It's Women's History Month and what better way to celebrate than gaining new perspectives from women who shape our society through the work of mothering. As the adage says, "The apple don't fall far from the tree..." thus we have legacy teachings of a great woman put into practice as demonstrated by a fireside chat with a mother and her daughters...Toni Emehel and her daughters, Tressica, Jessica and Madison. What an enlightening conversation!

It's Women's History Month! This week, we dig into the origins of some of the negative coverage of Kate Middleton & Meghan Markle. We also question the odds of Meghan Markle having twins, and we discover what the Queen ACTUALLY does all day.

It's Women's History Month and what better way to celebrate than gaining new perspectives from women who shape our society through the work of mothering. Today, we honor and celebrate Mrs. Tammy Lee Jordan, wife, mother, sister and kindred spirit...a woman worth celebrating!

It's Women's History Month y'all and like always Black women have been saving the day and keeping us sane. In 2019 we want to look fly like Lena Waithe on Nylon Magazine , vibe like Solange Knowles in When I Get Home and demand to not be silenced like Senator Stephanie Flower. While the debate whether we should be Leaving Neverland or not continues one thing is for sure, when life seems to be spinning out of control and it feels like responsibilities are screaming in our face, we want to hold the same regality and unbothered spirit that Gayle The King displayed while interviewing R (Through Him In Jail) Kelly! God must have told her to Keep To That Old Rugged Cross cuz if it was us, I don’t know if we would have the range to sit through that tantrum. Whew! My Gawd We Stan!  We also had to give our Roses to the living Legend herself Grace Jones for that Iconic runway walk in Zendaya's new Collection with Tommy Hilfiger cuz Black Girls and Women are indeed Magical! Lastly we wanna ask did you get your Tickets to see Us The Movie when it premiers March 22nd, cuz we did and judging by these first reactions we are in for another Smash Hit from Jordan Peele that's gonna disturb our spirits and shake us to our core. Help us Lord!  As always we'd love your feedback! Leave us voicemail messages to add to the show on our Anchor App profile and/or sound off in the comments below! Remember to Like, Share, Subscribe and Rate us 5 STARS ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Follow us @relatableafpod on Instagram and Twitter. DJ @dijon_delonte and Tania @chilltania. Email us at relatableafpod@gmail.com❤️ 

It's Women's History Month! To celebrate this month of celebration, we're all sharing our most inspiring and influential female role models throughout our teen years and beyond. They made us who we are today, and we want to celebrate them! So come share some of your favorite female icons with us! Music: "Baby You Change Your Mind" by Nouvellas

It's Women's History Month and what better way to celebrate than gaining new perspectives from women who shape our society through the work of mothering. Today, we honor and celebrate Mrs. Venitra White-Dean, wife, mother, daughter and entrepreneur...a woman worth celebrating!

It's Women's History Month and a new group of gal-pals have gathered together with their 1 cool thing they want to share with you. This week Bonnie is up first and gives you 70 years of American suffrage history told in quotes, stories, and juicy rumors.  Show Notes & Links https://galsguide.org/podcasts/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/galsguide Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/galsguidetothegalaxy Twitter: https://twitter.com/GalsGuideGalaxy  Music: “Electrodoodle"Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

It's Women's History Month! And we're kicking things off with an episode about everyone's favorite Supreme Court Justice, the Notorious RBG. And we only mention Even Stevens twice.

It's Women's History Month so we're kicking things off discussing hair in the media industry. Have you heard of the news anchor bob? Are you a Shonda Rhimes fan? And how do you wear your hair on the job?

Women are making history every day, and we're talking about them! It's Women's History Month and we are shining the spotlight on women who are making an impact, taking a stand, and changing the narrative for a better future history.   SheSplain is a discussion-based feminist podcast looking at the world through a feminist lens.   Follow SheSplain on Facebook and Instagram at @SheSplainPodcast

Women are making history every day, and we're talking about them! It's Women's History Month and we are shining the spotlight on women who are making an impact, taking a stand, and changing the narrative for a better future history.   SheSplain is a discussion-based feminist podcast looking at the world through a feminist lens.   Follow SheSplain on Facebook and Instagram at @SheSplainPodcast

It's Women's History Month. Each Weekly Read is written and directed by The Weekly Read - who is a Black, middle-aged, female amalgamation of south side Chicago living, western Pennsylvania parenting, Catholic school education, and one too many racial, social, and economic disparities. This Weekly Read was produced by Erisa Apantaku. Music heard during the Weekly Read is "The Cypher" by Audiobinger available on www.freemusicarchive.org. South Side Weekly Radio airs live on Tuesdays from 3-4pm at WHPK 88.5 FM - The Pride of the South Side - with your hosts Andrew Koski, Sam Larsen, and Olivia Obineme. The bumper at the beginning features members of the rap collective HUEY Gang and was produced by Jed Lickerman. For more news, visit www.southsideweekly.com.

It's Women's History Month and although we like to celebrate the amazing strength and determination of women every damn day – this week we're taking a special moment to look at female empowerment and discuss actionable ways we can all make sure our feminism isn't just lip service. Along with Brenda and Melinna, the talented women of Tamarindo Podcast, we talk about why it's so hard for women to uplift one another and then offer some tips on how you can offer support and encouragement to the wonderful ladies in your life. And make sure to check out their funny and informative podcast.  Follow Tamarindo: @TamarindoPodcast | @MelinnaBobadilla | @BrendaRicards Follow Wait, Hold Up: @WaitHoldUpPod | @yarel_ramos | @heyjessmolina

It's Women's History Month as well as National Developmental Disabilities Month. In today's episode we are featuring the 5th black women author who shares her journey around Faith, Miscarriage, Stillbirth, Infant and Pregnancy Loss, and Hope to continue on this grief journey. In today's epsiode we have LaTanya Sothern who shares her infant loss journey and journey with special needs son. Tiffany is the author of Victory Through the Rainbow: Living with Pregnancy and Infant Loss. This book chronicles 7 women's stories of heartbreak, healing, and hope as well as their testimonies of loss, both during and shortly after pregnancy. Celebrate their bravery as they seek to help remove the stigma of pregnancy and infant loss, and show other women how they can have victory in spite of these losses. During this interview with LaTanya and one of the book contributors Ms. Aviyah Forrest we find that we share loss and having a Special Needs child in common. Listen to both of these dynamic stories of having victory after loss. LaTanya S. Sothern has been an educator for over 20 years. She is a passionate supporter of families of children diagnosed with disabilities, and it is her mission to help them get services appropriate for their needs. A native Washingtonian, she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Public Communication and Economics from The American University and a Master of Arts in Teaching with a concentration in Early Childhood Education from Howard University. She is certified in Early Childhood Education, Special Education, and School Administration; achieved National Board Certification (Early Childhood Generalist), and is the C.E.O. and Owner of Sothern Education Solutions, LLC – offering special education consulting, workshop presentation, and public speaking. Ms. Sothern currently serves as an administrator in the Prince George’s County Public School system. Her first book, The Birth of an Advocate: How My Son Helped Me Find My Voice, chronicles the story of her oldest son's first year of life as she and her husband learned to manage his various special needs. It was as featured at both the NAACP and The Congressional Black Caucus conventions in 2017. She is happily married to her husband Greg and they reside in Prince George’s County, Maryland with their two sons, Thomas III (Tré) and Quinton. You can follow LaTanya on Social Victory through the Rainbow Book  LaTanya's Instagram  LaTanya's Facebook  LaTanya's Twitter LaTanya's Website LaTanya's Book about her Special Needs Son: The Birth of an Advocate: How my son helped me find my voice  Aviyah A. Forrest Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.  Aviyah's Website AviyahAForrest.com  You can follow Erica on Social Sister's in Loss Brunch Tickets - April 21, 2018 Chesapeake, VA Join the Sister's in Loss Facebook Group Erica's Website Erica's Instagram Erica's Facebook Erica's Twitter

It's Women's History Month and that means the Woman's Politico is back, but with a twist!  I will be hosting it for the first time in its existence!  But, the focus will still be on the ladies as I throw out some questions for two special guests! On tonight's show, we'll discuss some of the things that may be holding women back in 2017.  For example: Why do ladies tend to stay in bad relationships?Unlike the ladies of the story, "Hidden Figures", why are ladies so cutthroat when it comes to other ladies?What are some of the struggles to women entrepreneurs? Joining me tonight will be do it all, media mogul, Katherine Waddell of www.ThisNeedsToBeSaid.com and author/entrepreneur, Carmen Hendrix of www.CarmenHendrix.com! the Talk 2 Q Radio Show loves the ladies!  Women's Empowerment!  Tonight @ 9 PM Eastern! Show No.686 of 750. Scheduled for 45-60 mins. www.Talk2Q.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/t2q/support

It's Women's History Month and Brenda is speaking to amazing #mujeres about #Latina #leadership. This is part one with Dr. Feliza Ortiz-Licon, Senior Director of Education Leadership at the National Council of La Raza, and the only Latina on the California State Board of Education. Previous roles for Dr. Ortiz-Licon include Director of College Access, Fulfillment Fund; Director of Policy/Chief of Staff, Los Angeles Unified School District, Board District 5; researcher, Urban Planning, Housing/Land Use Development, City of Long Beach/Institute of Urban & Regional Development; elementary school teacher, Long Beach Unified School District. She is a mother, wife, sister, chingona, and friend. We hope you enjoy this minicast conversation with Feliza where she discusses the importance of mentorship, code switching, leadership, and more! Look for a second minicast with another amazing Latina leader soon!

Continuing the Women's History Month winemaker series, I speak with Marina Marcarino of Punset in Barbaresco, Italy. She is one of Italy's most respected and influential female winemakers. In the late 1980's, she ignored the norm and converted her family’s estate into a 100% certified organic vineyard. She is a kind, smart, savvy woman in wine and I learned so much from her about Barbaresco and organic farming -- you will too! Here are the show notes: We discuss Marina's childhood in Piemonte, the town of Alba and what it's really known for (hint: NUTELLA!) and why being a "bad baby" led her on a path to making organic wine. It's Women's History Month so we spend some time discussing her experiences as a woman in the wine industry and what it's like to raise a child and be a winemaker. We learn all about Barbaresco -- the difference with Barolo, the unique geographic features -- the Tanaro River, the consistent breezes, the differences between the diverse winemaking areas, and why the wines are so consistently good. We pivot to discuss farming and Marina's passion for organics. We discuss her philosophies, why she must do organic farming (or else no farming at all!) and why, despite being called "The Crazy", she has persevered and now has others following her lead. We tackle the importance of certification in organics and the difference between certifying a practice (organic) and a philosophy (biodynamic). Finally we discuss winemaking and Marina's goals to make her beautiful, wonderful wine. Marina gives advice to future female winemakers and we agree to meet in Italy someday soon (I love this lady!)! Here's where you can find the outstanding Punset wines in the US, Canada, and UK markets (use wine-searcher.com to see if it's available near you, if you live outside these countries): The US: http://www.wine-searcher.com/find/punset/1/usa  Canada: http://www.wine-searcher.com/find/punset/1/canada  The UK: http://www.bbr.com/producer-2695-punset-piedmont   And thanks to The Great Courses for sponsoring this episode. Get your free trial subscription at https://www.thegreatcoursesplus.com/wine

It's Women's History Month! In this mini-episode, we talk about our experiences at the We All Grow Summit and the power of sisterhood. We also dive into an emotional conversation about the women who saved our lives, and the lessons they left us with. In our "Current Isshoes" segment, we talked about the importance of paying it forward and the small ways we can help others.

It's Women's History Month, which means it's time to celebrate amazing women. This week, the ladies assemble their Personal Board of Directors... the women who can help them run thangs at home, at work, and everywhere in between! Tune in to Lady Buddha, Ms. Think Pretty Smart and Sojourner Verdad as they discuss everything from current events, relationships, education, politics and entertainment, all with a feminine twist! Episodes are also available on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, TuneIn Radio and Podomatic. Visit http://whiskeywineandmoonshine.com. Follow on Twitter: @WhiskeyWineMoon @ndcharp @Think_P_Smart @sojoxoxo