Podcasts about national women's history month

What is having it all? Who gets to decide? Should you want to have it all? Can you have it all? Why is this even a question? Living rich, fulfilling lives is a perfectly human desire, yet sometimes depending on the boxes society fits you in, desiring such a goal can seem impossible, selfish, constricting, naive, unrealistic, or like a set trap. Listen to our third special episode in honor of National Women's History Month as Nessa discusses how the definition of her "All" is transforming, Cass introduces her auntie who is all of our #freedomgoals, and Dassa exposes her lack of fear of death. Join us in this Coronavirus quarantine on social media @99percentanomaly. Music by Sarel (@sarel_official) and Jeff Pierre (@jeffpierremusic). Visit our website at 99percentanomalypodcast.com.

Listen to the wisdom of Seattle's entrepreneur Diane Najm of photopad.co as we discuss empowering women and her advice to thrive in what is often a man's business environment. She leads with her heart and wins with her ideas! Thank you Diane for helping us celebrate National Women's History Month!

Welcome to episode 45, On Being a Woman, where I talk about my upbringing of a traditional Hmong-American woman and all that encompasses of being a woman whether it involves sexuality, physical body; feminine and masculine energies. This is a dedication and celebration of National Women's History Month and International Women's Day! Tune in!Share with us: weshareweevolve@gmail.comFaves:Song: Jhene Aiko - SpeakSong: Christina Aguilera - Loyal Brave TrueFollow us:Instagram www.instagram.com/sharinganevolutionFacebook www.facebook.com/sharinganevolutionpodMay See www.instagram.com/maycemayceYuri Thao, music producer www.instagram.com/ppurplelilyyRoyalty free music from www.fesliyanstudios.comNEW PODCAST EPISODES EVERY WEEK!

Women's Spaces Radio Show with host Elaine B Holtz and guest Leslie Graves on the Rosie Rally this Sunday Molly Murphy MacGregor on the Story of the National Women's History Month, and Jenny Chamberlain on Rising from the Comfort Zone, broadcast via KBBF-FM 89.1 on 3/2/2020 - Show ID: WSA200302. https://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSA20/WSA200302.html

Did you know that the term "Woman Computer" was once a job title? Given that March is National Women's History Month, we have set the intention to share accomplishments of dynamic women pioneers across various industries. In this week's Financial Fridays episode, we're focusing on women in STEM and honoring Katherine Johnson. You may know that on February 24, 2020, Katherine Johnson passed away at age 101. She was one of the first African-American graduates at West Virginia University. In 1953, she started working at NASA's precursor, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. Johnson joined West Computing, which was a segregated unit of African-American women computers. For her computations on America's first human spaceflight project, Freedom 7, Johnson became the first African-American woman to have her name on a technical paper issued by NASA's Langley Research Center. In 2015, President Barack Obama awarded Johnson the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her many contributions to STEM and the country as a whole, despite segregation by racism and sexism. In addition to Suki's tip to ride the wave of market volatility, you'll also hear Coach Colette share a tribute and a personal anecdote about James Lipton. Lipton passed away on March 2, 2020. He was a writer, lyricist, actor, and dean emeritus of the Actors Studio Drama School at Pace University in New York City. If you enjoyed this episode, why not share it on Instagram and tag @Coach_Colette! She’ll be sure to share your comments and big takeaways on her Instagram Stories. Thanks for listening and please make sure to give us a review on iTunes or Spotify or wherever you listen. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coach-colette/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coach-colette/support

This is our final Celebrating Women show for this year's National Women's History Month. Joining me on this show is Marcella Moore. Marcella D. Moore, affectionately known as "Cella D", has been inspiring and empowering individuals for more than two decades.  She is an Inspirational Speaker, Minister, Motivator, Mentor, Author, CEO, and Founder of Motivate and Pray, Inc.  By means of tele-conferences and live events, she uplifts members of her audience with powerful words that inspire them to reach new heights. Marcella is known to her audience as the “Reminder, Motivator and Life-Giver.”  She serves as a Minister at the Abundant Life Family Worship Church under the leadership of Bishop George and Pastor Mary Searight. She facilitates a weekly Motivate and Pray empowerment call and the monthly Caring for the Caregiver support call.  Both tele-conference calls serve as a resource for motivation, inspiration, empowerment, encouragement and prayer. Marcella is also a three-time Amazon best-selling Co-Author. Her professional career includes more than 30 years in the corporate world as Manager, Director and Account Executive.  Marcella volunteers with various organizations in the community. Some that are dear to heart, includes domestic violence and teen mentoring.  She is also veteran of the United States Army. During this show she will be talking about and teaching on "I Survived," which is her chapter in  her new book collaboration. Also, she will be talking about the importance of relationships. Connect with Marcella Here www.marcelladmoore.com

In celebration of National Women's History Month, the Blogtalk Radio program Quintessential Listening: Poetry presents HERSTORY. Noted poets Francine Montemurro, Pamela L. Taylor, and Lynne Spigelmire Viti will read from their works during the broadcast. Francine Montemurro was born in Yonkers, NY, grew up in Hastings-on-Hudson, and has lived hither and yon. Her poems have appeared in the Paterson Literary Review, and have been on exhibit at Boston City Hall. She’s read her poems in and around Boston where she currently lives, works, and spends time with many friends, human and canine, real and imaginary. Pamela L. Taylor is a data guru by day and a poet by night. Pamela’s first chapbook of poetry, My Mother’s Child, was published by Hyacinth Girl Press (2015). Her recent work has appeared in The Adirondack Review and Atlas and Alice. When Pamela is not working or writing, she’s dancing Argentine tango in the Boston area. Her blog, A Poet's Double Life, focuses on balancing poetry with a non-literary career. Lynne Spigelmire Viti was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland. She is a lecturer emerita in the Writing Program at Wellesley College. A graduate of Mercy High School in Baltimore, she attended the College of Notre Dame of Maryland, and received her B.A.cum laude in English Literature from Barnard College. After teaching high school English for several years in Stamford, Connecticut and Brookline, Massachusetts, she earned her Ph.D. and J.D. from Boston College.Viti has authored numerous academic articles on legal topics, composition theory and, literature and media. Her first chapbook, Baltimore Girls, was published in March, 2017, and her second collection, The Glamorganshire Bible, in 2018 (both from Finishing Line Press). She is also the author of a poetry micro chapbook, (Origami Poems Project 2017).  

In celebration of National Women's History Month and International Women's Day (March 8th), Right at the Fork welcomes Lisa Schroeder, owner/chef of Mother's Bistro as our guest host.   In this episode, Lisa interviews Laurie Wolf, an American food writer and entrepreneur, and now a leader in the edible community and an award-winning culinary entrepreneur. In 2014, she founded Laurie + Maryjane with her daughter-in-law, Mary. Since 2015, Laurie has published four cannabis cookbooks.  Right at the Fork is supported by: Zupan's Markets: www.zupans.com RingSide SteakHouse: www.RingsideSteakHouse.com Jenn-Air at Standard TV & Appliance: www.StandardTVandAppliance.com Portland Knife House: www.PortlandKnifeHouse.com Portland Food Adventures: www.PortlandFoodAdventures.com 

In light of National Women's History Month and this past Friday's International Women's Day, I had the privilege of having my besties join me at the table to discuss our experiences with friendships and taking risks. This episode is bittersweet because it's the last time, in a long time, that I'll be with all three of my girls. (One of them is moving away, tune in to find out who!)Make sure to follow me on Instagram @benevolencepodcast or @iamcecidiaz to know a little bit about me and Benevolence. Benevolence Podcast is available on iTunes, Google Play and the Stitcher app. And finally, If there is a topic that you would like to discuss in the future please do not hesitate to email me at benevolencepodcast@gmail.com with requests, petitions, or comments!! I wanna hear from you!!! And stay tuned for next Monday’s episode of Benevolence! You don’t want to miss it!!!

In celebration of National Women's History Month, Everything Co-op honors women in the cooperative movement. The 2019 theme for Women's History Month is "Visionary Women: Champions of Peace and Nonviolence." This week Vernon interviews a visionary woman, Dr. Jessica Gordon Nembhard, Dr. Gordon Nembhard is Chair of the Department of Africana Studies at John Jay College, City University of New York, and Professor of Community Justice and Social Economic Development. She is also author of "Collective Courage: A History of African American Cooperative Economic Thought and Practice." Mr. Oakes and Dr. Gordon Nembhard discuss the role that African American women have played in the cooperative movement, and the contributions of Nannie Helen Burroughs, Helena Wilson, Freedom Quilting Bee, Ella Jo Baker, Fannie Lou Hamer and the Young Negroes Cooperatives league. Dr. Gordon Nembhard, is a cooperative ambassador, political economist and community economic development expert. She is also an Affiliate Scholar, at the Centre for the Study of Cooperatives, at the University of Saskatchewan. After 15 years of careful research, she published "Collective Courage: A History of African American Cooperative Economic Thought and Practice". Her book argues that co-ops not only should be, but have historically been a social justice tool within African American communities. Dr. Gordon Nembhard stated that is very concerned about the lack of succession planning in the African American cooperative communities. During the interview she further notes that, although her research revealed that cooperatives were used as a solution to the community problems that arose in every generation, it was Not usually because the same organizations remained open. That said, during her final comments she states that education is a key factor to ensure that future generations can learn from the advancements of present generation with regards to cooperatives. In the African American cooperative communities we have to pass on the education, documentation and enthusiasm to our next generation to strengthen our communities.

In celebration of National Women's History Month and International Women's Day (March 8th), Right at the Fork welcomes Eater PDX Editor Brooke Jackson-Glidden back as guest host, talking with Maya Lovelace of Mae and Yonder.  Right at the Fork is supported by: Zupan's Markets: www.zupans.com RingSide SteakHouse: www.RingsideSteakHouse.com Jenn-Air at Standard TV & Appliance: www.StandardTVandAppliance.com Portland Knife House: www.PortlandKnifeHouse.com Portland Food Adventures: www.PortlandFoodAdventures.com 

We been working hard ladies and gentlemen! So hard that we felt like we needed to release this special "Better Late Than Never" episode of #NoDissRespect. Last month was National Women's History Month and in this episode we are discussing Women's issues from top to bottom. We also are discussing how men play a role in this new Women's movement era. Y'all don't want to skip out on this conversation.

Since the first National Women’s History Month in March 1987, every year we take a moment to recognize, honor and celebrate the achievements of American women. This month recognizes the courage and contributions of women everywhere who are breaking down barriers, raising their voices and fighting for what they believe in. There has been a continuous effort to bring and engage women in the STEM and environmental fields – including here at DEP. Women are represented in every leadership category at DEP – from the executive team, assistant commissioners, directors and administrators. Gladys Giron sits down with Deputy Commissioner Debbie Mans to talk about her experience so far at DEP as well as some of her past barriers and accomplishments. Click the link to read DEP’s press release on Deputy Commissioner Debbie Mans: http://www.nj.gov/dep/newsrel/2018/18_0010.htm New Jersey Women’s Heritage Trail: http://www.state.nj.us/dep/hpo/WHTrail_Book.pdf

March is National Women's History Month and time for my 7th Annual Celebrating Women Series. Our theme this year is "Be Amazing." This series will feature women who are doing amazing things in life, ministry, business, and careers. This show is featuring Marcella D. Moore - Minister, Speaker, Motivator, and Author.  What Kind of People Are You Hanging Out With?  Do you feel you're losing connection with them because you're into self growth and development and they aren't? Are you striving to make improvements in your life, but somehow can't seem to get your momentum going? Is it possible that you are making the wrong connections as a woman?  To have an amazing life you need some amazing connections. During this show my special guest Marcella D. Moore will teach you how to make the right connections in your life. Learn how to connect your amazing life to other amazing people. Special Guest Marcella D. Moore:  Marcella D. Moore, affectionately known as "Cella D", has been inspiring and empowering individuals for more than two decades.  She is an Inspirational Speaker, Minister, Motivator, Mentor, Author, CEO, and Founder of Motivate and Pray, Inc.  By means of tele-conferences and live events, she uplifts members of her audience with powerful words that inspire them to reach new heights. Marcella is also a three-time Amazon best-selling Co-Author. Her professional career includes more than 30 years in the corporate world as Manager, Director and Account Executive.  Marcella volunteers with various organizations in the community. Some that are dear to heart, includes domestic violence and teen mentoring.  She is also veteran of the United States Army.

Great Rite Radio Wednesdays ~  Wedensdays 7pm Central: Please join Michael Greywolf and Dr. Susan Harper for All Acts Of Love And Pleasure, a show focusing on Pagan Sexuality. Join them live at 7pm Central or catch the archived episodes at your leisure.  Tonight Dr. Susan and Michael kick off National Women's History Month and International Women's Day (March 8th) with an episode dedicated to feminie magic! Check out our facebook page facebook.com/allactslove for links during and after the show. At 8 pm Central we hope you stay tuned Petals and Potions with your hosts Maggie the Green and Jewel. Petals and Potions takes a look at the magical properties of herbs and plants that you can find around you. 8pm Central:  On tonight's episode of Petals and Potions is titled "Calling Crimsion: Strength, Survival, and Heart Power."  Humpday just got more interesting on Pagans Tonight!  

The ILEAD Company® welcomes you to Truth Training Thursday. On Thursdays, I will educate you on becoming a competent speaker beyond the stage so that your success sticks. Competency will be established through learning essential problems speaker truths.Topic: “Truth Training Thursday & TKOs Launching of National Women's History Month”Other Helpful Links:Join the Born to Lead 2018 Women's Campaign: www.borntolead2018.comVisit http://bit.ly/Speaker-Story-Saturdays-Submission to have your story shared on an upcoming Saturday evening with the world.Lakeisha's FB Profile Link: www.facebook.com/lmcknightspeaksFree Speaker Coaching Series: www.leadershiptkoforspeakers.comInfluential Speakers™ Group Coaching program: http://leadershiptkoforspeakers.com/index.php/group-coaching/Have an Android phone? Grab the Leadership TKO™ app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spreaker.custom.prod.app_c_47224Cheers to you and your leadership journey!Lakeisha McKnightLeadership StrategistThe ILEAD Company LLC“Building Winning Leaders Globally”

Celebrating Women: Created For Greatness. Our 6th annual celebration. In celebration of National Women's History Month our theme this year is similar to the national theme - "Trailblazers" Recognizing Women Who Are Leading The Way Professioanlly, Spiritually and Personally. Featured on the show today is Trailblazer Donna Hicks Izzard. Donna is best known as “CEOpreneur and Identity Strategist." Her work centers on giving individuals the tools they need to move forward in all aspects of their lives, including personal, career and business matters. She is the visionary and innovative CEO factory conference where aspiring and emerging entrepreneurs are given the tools to be successful in their businesses and The 3W Life System™ that teaches women to reclaim and verify their IDENTITY by learning WHOSE they are, WHO they are and WHY they are here. She will be teaching on "the P.I.T. WHISPERS." The P.I.T. WHISPERS refer to PURPOSE IDENTITY THEFT. Women have allowed the enemy to hack their minds by allowing satan to steal their IDENTITY and have allowed the volume of the voice of God to be turned down low, because the PIT WHISPERS have turned up high. Donna has authored two books, “Reclaiming Your Identity” and Walking in God’s Master Plan.  She is a featured contributor in the “I AM AMERICA” cookbook along with Chef Jeff and Tavis Smiley. Many call Donna a “dynamo” because she seems to be constantly in motion and can often be found anywhere people need inspiration and motivation. She was trained by the legendary Les Brown as a life-coach and she received the 2011 Woman of Excellence Award from the Reverend Al Sharpton’s National Action Network Women’s Auxiliary.

The Beat Club Podcast celebrates "National Women's History Month" by ONLY listening to beats submitted by women beat makers worldwide during a special "Keep It or Cut It" segment! Joining the fellas we have singer/songwriter Vylette Music alongside our special guest, the talented producer Abstract Minor. While listening to beats, she shares her views on what females may can go through in the producer community and updates us on her upcoming webcast launching this spring 2017.

Celebrating Women: Created For Greatness. Our 6th annual celebration. In celebration of National Women's History Month our theme this year is similar to the national theme - "Trailblazers" Recognizing Women Who Are Leading The Way Professioanlly, Spiritually and Personally. Featured on the show today is Trailblazer Nettye Johnson. Nettye is a wife, mother, author, speaker, Christian educator and certified health coach, committed to helping adults grow in spiritual and physical stewardship.    A former technical trainer, Nettye developed a passion for health education and promotion during her 10 years with the nation’s leading weight loss company, Weight Watchers Intl. Her work in training, business development and operations management on local, state and national levels impacted thousands. In this work, she was struck by the decline of health and wellness in our nation and the importance of holistic education, motivation, resources and support to effectively address this trend.  To meet this need, she founded Nettye Johnson Faith and Fitness Services LLC, (NJFFS), a Christian wellness organization providing a science-based, faith-empowered approach to health and wellness. Her first book, Put Your Faith Where Your Fork Is outlines principles to inform and inspire the body of Christ towards healthy weight management.  Nettye excels in the grassroots engagement of groups through faith and social channels for education, support, and advocacy. An energetic speaker and motivational leader, Nettye informs, inspires and coordinates collaborative action on local and regional levels.

Saint T interview. DJ YZO playing music for National Women's History Month.Playlist:Samantha James - Find A WayDeborah Bond - Things Will Never Be The SameDeborah Jordan - Brought To LifeSaint T (Stephanie Kristina) - The HourSaint T InterviewSaint T (Stephanie Kristina) - Which Way Did He GoDesiree Jordan - Be ThereDeyampert & Jane Hamilton - It's YouJimpster - Closer To You

Celebrating Women: Created For Greatness. Our 6th annual celebration. In celebration of National Women's History Month our theme this year is similar to the national theme - "Trailblazers" Recognizing Women Who Are Leading The Way Professioanlly, Spiritually and Personally. This is the first early morning training show! Featured on the show today is Trailblazer Dr. Cozette White. She is a financial analyst and tax expert. She will be discussing "Game Strategies for Getting to the Goal Post." She will talk about why businesses fail, discuss how and what pertinent business information and financial data should business owners be prepared to provide should the need financing, provide guidance on how to leverage reporting tools for tracking purposes and answer LIVE ON-AIR any financial planning questions you have on how to turn negative money stories into a legacy of prosperity and wealth. Dr. White will be introducing and discussing her new book – "Attracting The Best…NOW!"  Attracting the Best is about wealth, prosperity, abundance and is filled with daily affirmations.  As a leading authority on personal finances and business strategies, her advice has been called upon by ABC and FOX.  I have been featured on the radio, Black Enterprise, Forbes, Women of Wealth Magazine, Upscale Magazine, The Huffington Post and countless newspapers across the country. She was awarded The Lifetime Achievement Award from former President of the United States, Barack Obama.     

Celebrating Women: Created For Greatness. Our 6th annual celebration. In celebration of National Women's History Month our theme this year is similar to the national theme - "Trailblazers" Recognizing Women Who Are Leading The Way Professioanlly, Spiritually and Personally. In celebration I will host the 6th annual "Celebrating Women" - Created For Greatness Radio Shows. Webinars and Teleseminars. The celebration will be March 6-31,2017. During today's show I will talk about the Deobroah Annointing. I will be sharing some powerful insights from a book I received as a gift title "The Deborah Anointing" by Michelle McClan-Walters. In her book she talks about embracing the call to be a woman of wisdom and discernment. Learn how to avial your life for the "greater works" God has called you to. If you are a woman trailblazer and would like to be interviewed about your business, product, career or life or if you have a "special teaching" that can help women move forward in life please send me your information to mingingerlondon@gmail.com. The interviews and special teaching sessions will be March 10-31, 2017.

Does it seem as though we are constantly anxious or are on a high anxiety alert?  Whether it’s the negativity coming from the nightly news, people at work, the rising cost of food, nonsense in the newspapers, and social media mayhem, we are surrounded by non-stop endless negative energy.   This constant exposure to social media affects us all in one way or another.  Concerns about the negative impacts of social media may have dominated public debate however, recent studies show that there are clear health benefits to being online and connected.  Tonight we will discuss how connecting with other women online can enhance and improve our health both mentally and physically.   Special guest is Qiana Alexander, a nationally Certified Pharmacy Technician and a Consultant for Steeped Tea and Distributor for Juice Plus.        

Sister Mary Madonna Ashton, CSJ, has been named a 2016 National Women’s History Month Honoree. At 92, she is the oldest living recipient to be honored and only the second woman religious since the project began in 1980, according to Molly Murphy MacGregor, co-founder of the Women’s History Project. Sister Mary Madonna is being recognized for her formidable career in public and private service, including a 20-year tenure has CEO of St. Mary’s Hospital in Minneapolis. “I wasn’t quiet,” she told me during a recent conversation in her St. Paul apartment. “I was a forceful leader.” She went on to become the first woman to serve as commissioner of health in Minnesota, an election that was met with great opposition. “I had no idea what I was getting into,” she said. “It was a fast learning curve.” This episode was produced by Garrett D. TIedemann and features music from Garrett, John R. Barner and Will Bangs.

Celebrating Women for National Women's History Month. The theme is SMART Women. SMART stands for Spiritual, Motivating, Achievers, Resourceful and Timewise. My special guest tonight is Board Certified Coach Kizzie Jones. Kizzie Jones is A Board Certified Life and Business Coach who was born and raised in the beautiful city of New Orleans. It is there she  developed as a life learner who has had an innate curiosity about people and a deep passion for literature as long as she could remember. She has  the most amazing fourteen-year-old daughter and it is her daughter that Kizzie feels keeps her  grounded, focused and motivated. In 2005, Kizzie's life would forever change when Hurricane Katrina devastated the City of New Orleans. This tragic event would set the stage for the leader, giver and encourager Kizzie is  today.  She has numerous university degrees.  In 2011, Kizzie began attending Robbins Maddanas Center; a Tony Robin’s Coaching School and that same year She simultaneously attended Fielding University’s Evidence Based Coaching Program. In 2011, Kizzie decided to combined her skills, strengths and ten years of sales experience and create Get Socialized Marking Firm.  She has achieve success through strength based methods, appreciative coaching, resonant relationships and constant examination of her emotional intelligence. Her teaching tonight is "Finding Prosperity in your Purpose: How to Make Money Doing What You love!" The truth is, you cannot become rich or achieve any other kind of success in life if you don’t have passion about what you are doing. During this show your will learn how important passion is and what different forms it must take in order to point your life in the right direction.      

Welcome to the 3rd annual "Celebrating Women" series. The time of the year when we celebrate women doing greater works for National Women's History Month. This year the them is S.M.A.R.T. Women. In life and business coaching the acronym s.m.a.r.t. means something specifically related to goal setting. The same is true for this year's series. S.M.A.R.T. - Spiritual, Motivated, Achiever, Resourceful, Timewise The series will include special radio shows and telecalls with women who are S.M.A.R.T. For tonight's premier show you will hear from me. I start the series' celebration with the "S" in SMART. Smart women are "Spiritual." A smart woman is Spiritual. She knows her God and understands His purpose for her life. If she is in the discovery stage she hungers and thirsts for His righteousness and plans for her life. A Spiritual woman is strong, dignified, multi-talented, caring woman who is an individual in her own right. With all her responsibilities, first and foremost, she looks to God. Her primary concern is God’s will in her life. She is a woman after God’s own heart. Tonight we will examine the characteristics of a spiritual woman. When a woman is Spiritual, she is a role model for all Christian women today.

"Created For Greatness!" Celebrating Women during National Women's History Month. This is my 5th interview. Special guest - Chantal Johnson. Chantal Johnson and her husband, Freddie L Johnson, Jr. are co-authors of the book "His and Hers: Bringing a Marriage Together."  The book discusses the topic of dating and marriage from a male and female perspective by which they address real issues couples face on a daily basis.  Their platform as a married couple is to Impact the World through Marriage Relationships by Putting a Dent in Divorce.  Chantal will share their vision and heart concerning cultivating marriage relationships in a divorce ridden society.  Chantal and Freddie’s book is set to be released within a month or so.    

"Created For Greatness!" Celebrating Women for National Women's History Month. This is the 4th radio interview. Special Guest Arnita L. Fields.  Arnita L. Fields is a wife, Christian counselor and prophetic writer. She is the author of After the Affair: Emotional Healing God’s Way. Author of twelve books including several collections of poetry, she is a passionate advocate for emotionally healthy covenant marriages. She attends Victory University and is also a graduate of Liberty University with a degree in Psychology & Christian Counseling.   Arnita's book is written to help, instruct and encourage people who have experienced emotional or physical adultery within their marriages. The simple steps shares inside the pages will help to guide individuals, couples or participants in a small support group back onto the right path, to receive and experience the emotional healing which God has freely made available for them. An act of emotional or physical adultery should not result in the end of your marriage. Find out how you can walk in emotional healing and allow for the love of God to help restore your marriage covenant. She will discuss strategies and biblical principles from the Word of God to help a betrayed spouse and married couple refocus on what's important. Minister London's Special Teaching: "Emotional Healing In Relationships."

"Created For Greatness!" Celebrating Women for National Women's History Month. This is the 3rd radio interview. Prophetess Shareta Berry is my special guest. She has been called into the Five Fold Ministry. Min. Shareta Berry has a right know word that will forever change your life. She is a testimonial as to the things that God can bring you out of. She is a overcomer from sexual abuse, mental abuse, physical abuse, and an abusive relationship. She has a vision for women to be set free from all hurt, past pain and other issues that many women face today. She has formed varies out reach ministries such as,  Road 2 Recovery, which is a an outreach ministry for women of domestic violence and Young Ladies With Vision Transition To Change, which is a transitional housing program for women and Children. Pastor Shareta Berry motto is " Let No One Tell You What You Can Not Do, Because With God It is Possible" Pastor/Prophetess Shareta is the Sr. Pastor of Destiny Apostolic Int'l Worship Center which was birthed in June of 2012. My special teaching:  "Woman, Do You Want To Get Well?" I will discuss the importance of a woman having a desire to get well so that wellness can become within her reach so that the woman within can come forth to do "great things" for God.  

"Created For Greatness!"Celebrating Women for National Women's History Month. This is the 2nd radio interview. Apostle Norma Gray from the Island of Hawaii is the special guest. She is a published author, pastor and the Dean of Exousia School for Prophets and the Dunamis School of Ministry. She is the Senior Leader of Rehoboth International Ministries Hawaii. She is the VP of Leadership and Development for the Aglow International Ministries, serving the region of Hawaii. Her ministry is apostolic and prophetic; her teachings are revelatory yet comprehensible. She is a graduate of the Bible Institue of New Jersey. She is a published author , producer, orator, mentor, international speaker and shepherd. She is currently working on her fourth and fifth bookes titled, "40 Ways to Enhance Your Spiritual Vision" and "Breaking the Spirit of Barrenness." Special Teaching: "7 Truths for Women Concerning Vision" will discuss why vision comes from God, who God gives vision to, the unique time table for vision and much more.  

Real Sisters Rising: Created For Greatness! Our Celebration of National Women's History Month concludes with special guest ShaChena Gibbs. She is the founder and CEO of Real Sisters Rising, LLC. Real Sisters Rising is a National Networking Org. for Women Entrepreneurs. It is a membership based organization offering members networking opportunities, business education, and a sisterhood that last a lifetime. ShaChena is a sought after speaker and networking guru. She is known for “Helping Women find the Diamond in their Destiny.”  She speaks throughout the US at various events and at her organization’s chapter meetings; the RSR network boasts members of various ethnicities and professions.  ShaChena will talk about the Real Sisters Rising National Networking Organization for Women Entrepreneurs and how you can become a member.  Special Teaching for the show: "There You Are A Woman: Created For Greatness!"  Connect with ShaChena: http://www.linkedin.com/realsistersrising.  Connect with Minister Ginger London: https://www.facebook.com/GingerLondonMinistries,  www.gingerlondon.com.  

Prof. Dana Chandler has always said he thinks many women are smarter than he is, especially black women. So, we're back this week talking about how Chandler's art reflects the black female intellect and what the intent of the content of pieces like his portrait of Angela Davis as well as every day women portrayed in his "Afrifaces in Your Neighborhood" pieces. Why did Chandler paint these pieces?   During this, our final show celebrating women in honor of National Women's History Month, we will discuss how this art is intended to encourage black people to love themselves and, especially, of black women.   Called "controversial", a "Black Power Artist", "activist artist" and "Outsider Artist", Chandler, 70, was born in 1941 in Lynn, MA. He is best known for the edgy, colorful, controversial and hotly-debated artistic statements of his 1960’s-1980’s works.   Chandler continues to evolve and his views, expressed on this show, provide weekly evidence of his continued development.   The show is co-hosted and produced by Chandler's daughter and artist agent, Dahna M. Chandler, an award-winning former journalist.   (c) 2012. The Outsider Artist, LLC and BAPsody in Blue, Inc.

Our Celebration of National Women's History Month continues with special guest Karen Doughty. Karen is the author of "Empowered To Uproot The Seed of Abuse." Karen is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana but currently resides in Baton Rouge following Hurricane Katrina’s displacement. While holding true to her passion, she edifies, exalts, and encourages others. She holds a BA degree from Southern University at New Orleans, Louisiana, in social work and masters in criminal justice, with a concentration in corrections from Southern University and A&M College, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Karen is an avid volunteer for the Sexual Trauma Awareness and Response Center (STAR), formerly the Rape Crisis Center. On the crisis line, she counsels victims of rape and adult survivors of child sexual abuse. She is also a member of the Louisiana Foundation against Sexual Assault (LAFASA). Karen’s platform has expanded to the masses via her radio talk show “The Lighthouse Rescue Radio Ministry Broadcast.” It is a beacon of light and source of inspiration for victims of sexual assault and adult survivors of child sexual abuse. Also the community-at-large will be educated about sexual abuse so we can react responsibly about the reality of it.   

Prof. Chandler has long argued that African American are the least respected, least valued women on the planet. In a society that still touts the Eurocentric ideals of beauty, African American women, including First Lady, Michelle Obama, are thought and even called "ugly". Chandler, however, thinks black women are the most beautiful women in the world and his art reflects that. So, on this episode of our show, continuing our them of celebrating women during National Women's History Month, we will continue to discuss Chandler's love of black women and the ways he empowers them by reflecting thier unique beauty in his works. We will discuss, in particular, his seminal Black on Black for Blacks pieces of rhe 1960s and 1970s (which the Artist reprised in the early 90s). These pieces encourage black people to love themselves. They also promote black love and respect of black women by portraying them positively. As importantly, they depict black women's love of black people and, especially, of black men.   Called "controversial", a "Black Power Artist", "activist artist" and "Outsider Artist", Chandler, 70, was born in 1941 in Lynn, MA. He is best known for the edgy, colorful, controversial and hotly-debated artistic statements of his 1960’s-1980’s works.   Chandler continues to evolve and his views, expressed on this show, provide weekly evidence of his continued development.   The show is co-hosted and produced by Chandler's daughter and artist agent, Dahna M. Chandler, an award-winning former journalist.   (c) 2012. The Outsider Artist, LLC and BAPsody in Blue, Inc.

March was National Women's History Month, so of course Gobbledygeek starts April off with a show about...strong women in fiction! Scheduling is our strong suit. Paul and AJ discuss the notion of feminism--spoiler: they are 100% pro-woman, but vague on what the tenets of feminism actually are--and discuss such strong fictional women as Wonder Woman, Ellen Ripley, Dana Scully, and duh, Buffy Summers. Then there's the discussion of Sucker Punch, and yeah...opinions, they differ. Plus: news and upcoming DVD releases. Please check us out at our REAL blog: gobbledygeekbtr.wordpress.com

In honor of Women's History Month, we are posting a series of podcasts about the contributions of women to American history and politics.  Today's podcast talks about the National Women's History Project and USCIS 100:77 question about Susan B. Anthony.  For more info, visit www.uscitizenpod.com: March 1, 2010 March is National Women's History Month.

This week on an extended edition of Radio Journeys, we mark National Women's History Month with a special look at the Boswell Sisters... the innovators of "close harmony" female singing groups, with a sound that sparked a musical genre, and that influences female vocal groups even today. They were sensations on record and on the radio in the 1930s, and we'll hear two rare recordings of syndicated radio shows from April 1930--important historically not only because they are the earliest known recordings of the Boswells on the radio, but because they are some of the earliest known recordings of music produced for the radio. Then, we'll sample some of the Boswell Sisters' other radio appearances, through 1936. Then, it's time for another episode of Ed Wynn in the Texaco Fire Chief, this one from August 30, 1932.It's an eventful hour-plus, rare and historic, this week on Radio Journeys.