Podcasts about national women's day

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Navika Baldawa of class2F podcast on National Women's day

It's National Women's month. It was National Women's Day. We love the Black and Brown ones. Here's to you all ladies.

Lacey and Amy explain their sudden silence.. What has been going on, and who else has dealt with this? Plus, the pandemic is here. Who is scared? Who is changing? Who is stocking up? And who is traveling? And a little late but in honor of National Women's Day, we play a fun game with our fav girls! There's still lots to talk about so let us know what you think on the socials! @looselipsandchildbearinghips, @looselipships, @kiddnationtoasterchronicals. Help out our morale by giving us a subscribe, rating and review on all of the podcast platforms. Thank you so much for listening! Be safe, wash those hands and stay healthy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In honor of National Women's Day, we're really out here talking about some sweet ass music you can take home to your Mom, so she can take it and put it up on the fridge with your art project from 30 years ago. Some other things your Mom might be into: classic Metalcore, cookie monster vocals, and Queen Gaga. Playlist: https://spoti.fi/3cPpn2g Singles of the Week: Daywave - “Starting Again” Elder - “Embers” Chicano Batman - “Color my life” Phoebe Bridgers - “Garden Song” GAGA - “Stupid Love” Car Seat Headrest - “Can’t Cool Me Down” Duck Sauce - “Get to Steppin” Dixie Chicks - “Gaslighter” Haim - “The Steps” RMR - “Rascal” Shout-outs: “Thermal Memory” by NVM “The Price of Tea in China” by Boldy James / The Alchemist “Color theory” by Soccer Mommy “Suddenly” by Caribou “Swig EP” by Free Throw “The Funeral Pyre” by Kvaen “Ecstasy EP” by Disclosure “Simulcast” by Tycho “Fearmonger” by Beneath the Massacre “Fire & Fury EP” by the Overcoats New Releases: “Here, online EP” by Worst Party Ever  “Full Hand” by Kevin Krauter AOTW: “The Death of Me” by Polaris “Man Alive!” by King Krule

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Today is National Women's Day, 5 days after the Japanese Girl's Day. We having LadyInfamous lead the show! We are talking about The Last of Us HBO show. Spawn in Mortal Kombat 11 Ghost of Tsushima release date reveal Final Fantasy VII Remake Demo and thoughts and the future of it. Wonderful 101 marketing and how journalism like to downplay how it's written.

In honor of National Women's Day coming up this week, we learn what more established entrepreneurs can do to help women startup founders reach the $1 million revenue mark.  Our guest today, Julia Pimsleur, is author of the book Million Dollar Women (https://www.amazon.com/dp/1476790302/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_2RZhEbHXFXED4), is founder and CEO of the online business school, Million Dollar Women, whose mission is to help 1 million women entrepreneurs reach $1 million in annual revenue, she hosts the Million Dollar Women Summit every spring (www.MDWSummit.Org), and she hosts the Million Dollar Mind podcast. You can learn more about Julia and her programs for early-stage women entrepreneurs around the world at www.JuliaPimsleur.com. In this episode, we cover what she's found are the main reasons women entrepreneurs only reach the $1 million mark half as often as men, what resources they can use to overcome these challenges, and what more established men and women entrepreneurs can do to help them break through the limitations to reach that milestone.

Today's topic is around the paper Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire. It is a follow up to a post I made back in on National Women's Day. I, Brandon, chose not to celebrate that day because of how it was being celebrated and so I did a little bit of reading to justify my perspective. There are many perspectives, as these are very dynamic situations, but this gave a bit of credence to what I have been seeing. I speak a bit more about power dynamics and how we should handle them. It is my response to how I believe we operate in the world today. I say "I" because this is yet another podcast with just Brandon. We are having some more technical difficulties. We are hoping to be back up and running next week, but at the rate we are going, I'm not making any promises. Please know we are working to get this figured out so we can get back to our regularly scheduled shenanigans. For the beverage, I discuss my experimentation with cold brew coffee and coconut milk. And we wrap it all up with a life lesson pertaining to awareness. I hope you enjoy and please don't forget to share this on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.

It's the week after Julie & Brandy interviewed an icon, and it shows. They do their best to chop up the sentencing of Trump's former campaign manager, Paul Manifort, before diving into Elizabeth Warren and her pledge to take on the tech monopoly in America. Then Julie honors National Women's Day with a clip featuring Cher & Nancy Pelosi. This episode starts out as ordinary, but the appearance of Nancy Pelosi's arms move it into the extraordinary.  *** Subscribe to our Patreon Podcast! https://www.patreon.com/dumbgaypolitics **** *** Check out our website! https://www.julieandbrandy.com  *****  *****  Dumb Gay Politics with Julie & Brandy  **** Julie Goldman and Brandy Howard **** Julie and Brandy ***  The People's Couch *** Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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On this episode, B. PleasHER and Clark'E Kent introduces themselves to the world with their Flawed LogiQ. They touch on subjects such as Black relations, Sports, National Women's Day, and Dummm dummm dummm, R. Kelly!!!!

Duke is going to win the National Title so forget even watching March Madness this year (2:10-6:16). In honor of National Women's Day we explain all the great things we've done for women (you're welcome, also sup). Brain Dump Friday and NFL Trades (6:17-16:35). Super Bowl 50 Champion Von Miller joins the show to talk about Kirk Cousins recruiting, what the offseason looks like for a veteran, why he doesn't go by the name Vonnie, and whether or not he mouth kisses his Dad (18:56-26:29). Segments include Locker Room Talk for the KC Royals (59:30-1:02:51), Sabermetrics for D-Rose (1:02:52-1:04:52), Olympic Update Holland Fucks, and Roasts read by Bubba because Uncle Chaps has diarrhea (1:04:53-1:15:20). 

Danny's Mom comes out swinging a wooden spoon to teach her son and Brian a few lessons.  We talk about everything from #metoo to growing up next to an NBA star.  This podcast is a refreshing break from talks of Guns, Politics, Race and all that crap and we just sit back and hear from a strong, powerful, independent woman.  #nationalwomensday

Julia has a mandatory day off for National Women's Day so Jordy has stepped in to assist good 'ol Drew. Listen in for stories of sweet young romance, stories that may be sexy, and stories of terrifyinf space creatures. In other words, listen in to discover: The Idols of Solansehir I Love This Part Sex Fantasy I'm Not Here Prism Stalker Sonitus Why Art? War Mother Firebug Notes: www.fortheloveofindie.com Email: ftlindie@gmail.com Twitter/Instagram: @ftlindie/@ftloveofindie

It's International Woman's Day, so Kix & KShea are here to see what the hype's all about. We discuss our favorite women of all time, what league of looks Kix fits into, if being a proud white male makes you a racist & more!

In honor of National Women's Day, we're revisiting our favorite (and especially Lady-centric) episode of the podcast: BLOOD ON THE TRAIL - How to Handle Your Period in the Woods! Lisa Marie and Jen discuss tips, tools, protection options, bears, sharks in the back country, and all the complications, hearsay, and TMI you could hope for. If you're a Lady outside, here's your definitive guide to handling your Lady time in the outdoors. Love the podcast? We appreciate you taking a moment to RATE US and leave a review on iTunes! And as always, we love to hear your stories, questions, and comments via social media: @ThisOneWilderHeart and @Marmot_Queen