Podcasts about woman's perspective

Guest: Dania Suleman, a lawyer and author from Quebec The National Council of Canadian Muslims wants the government to show they're serious about tackling violent and systemic Islamophobia. This week, the council released a list of 60 calls to action to implement policy change at a federal, provincial and local levels. The NCCM is also calling on governments to challenge Bill 21 in Quebec, the law that bans public service workers from wearing of religious symbols. Dania Suleman, a lawyer and author from Quebec, explains the impact and implications of this particular law from a Canadian Muslim woman's perspective.

Following the conversation of letting sleeping dog's lie, how else are we to avoid awakening the sleeping dogs of our past? Today Rev. Mung'ara Kimacia and Precious Call are joined by Nothemba Kula as they continue with the conversation and get to hear more from a woman's perspective. #CITAMChurchOnline #ChurchEveryday

In today's episode Ross Lauder talks to Rebecca Lauder, Director of Business Development at Slack formally Oracle. She has had an illustrious career, impressive to the commercial world. We kick off by asking Rebecca to share her journey with us and what lead her to this point: Formative years doing shift work Humbling experience Specialization years Leadership years Invested in me We get into the progressiveness of society based on the education of women and their openness: Partners on the same page Authentic right to opinion Fact and no emotion We ask Rebecca to share with us what common barriers do women experience in the workplace: If she can't see it, she can't be it Internal pressure to keep progressing Multi-mindedness Level of subtlety Challenge yourself, don't question yourself We dive deeper into womanhood and juggling it all, we ask Rebecca how does she take care of yourself and her mental health with a busy work life, being a wife and a mother of three: I prioritise being active Love socialising Balance is not everything equally loaded Talk to each other Imposter syndrome Be vulnerable Ask questions We move onto developing people and what that looks like for Rebecca and why did our parents see failure as bad and today we see failure as good, also has leadership gotten harder? Legacy is my team You can't formulate someone else's experience Not about protecting people from failure, it's about helping them cope with it Emotional intelligence One to one time Buyer journey Tell stories when talking to customers Emotional and human connection You wont ask someone to marry on the first date Lastly we ask Rebecca how she evaluates a company: People Technology --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gloabl-tech-leaders/message

In today's podcast I share with you 5 areas that men really need to focus on to make the next part of their life better. These 5 pillars are foundational to your success as an individual, as a man and as a father. I drop some real truth bombs here!

This interview was originally recorded as a bonus call for Lenerd's students, on his upcoming online course : 21 DAYS ORGASMIC MASTERY that starts on 15 June. But the conversation is so inspiring that had to be absolutely included in this Podcast series ...definitely much Erotic Wisdom is to be found here ! Lenerd Louw interviews Mrslove on the subject of Semen Retention for men. Injaculation - as she likes to call it - is a fundamental practice for any tantrik male seekers, because it brings back sexual attention towards the subject instead of being exclusively focused onto the object. This is particularly important for men that tend to be stimulated visually by what is in front of them, and are not so well versed about their inner realms while maintaining heightened states of arousal . Of course this is another tantrik practice that uses sexual engagement to then expand into all aspects of your life. Just think about it ....if you don't ejaculate, your sexual encounter with your lover will not have an explicit end ...therefore your love making will become ENDLESS. And when you stop chasing, you might just join into the Cosmic Endless Orgasm that is already happening . And - if you are lucky , find yourself. WATCH THE INTERVIEW ON YOU TUBE HERE more about Lenerd here : https://lenerdlouw.com/ www.eroticwisdom.org/ thelaboratoryoflove.com/ Follow the Tantra School of Erotic Wisdom on FB 21 days Oragsmic Mastery Course for men START 15 JUNE - FOLLOW THIS LINK FOR 100$ DISCOUNT- VALID TILL 12 MAY!

Domestic Violence  and Abuse from a Woman's Perspective on Building Fortunes Radio with Peter Mingils and how this happens during Holidays

Muslim women in Singapore who work in frontline roles in the public sector are generally banned from wearing a headscarf (tudung, or hijab). This has long been a source of unhappiness for Muslim women, who are forced to choose between their faith and their work. Educator and active citizen Nur Friday talks to PJ Thum and Sean Francis Han (Wake Up Singapore) about the issue from the perspective of a tudung-wearing Singaporean. She talks about the importance of the headscarf to her faith, the lack of representation for Muslim women, the problems with PAP government policy making, the transformation of the issue from a Muslim issue to a national issue, and addresses misconceptions about the headscarf and Islam. This episode is a collaboration with Wake Up, Singapore. You can find out more about them online on their website, Facebook and Instagram. For more information on the issues highlighted in the podcast, please visit the original link on the New Naratif website here.

Thank you for listening to this episode of Unfiltered Brothers. On this episode, we had to bring another woman on the podcast to get their perspective, so we got a special guest, Ashley Davis. We discuss how it was for her growing up as a black woman. Also, we posed the question, “Is being a black woman the hardest person to be in this world?” The conversation ends with our segment “No Cap”. Follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unfilteredbrothers/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/unfilteredbros Instagram: https://instagram.com/unfilteredbrotherspodcast?igshid=uki6yvdeb207 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpFAx9OvODQw-07Cpj1X45w Instagram Accounts Derek Robertson - https://instagram.com/_djr20?igshid=1eudavj1symhx Joseph Toney - https://instagram.com/josephdt21?igshid=dgb5cph8mltu Durand Watson - https://instagram.com/musicians_life__?igshid=17u02ime2etdt DaShawn Ford - https://instagram.com/iamdashawnford?igshid=1khw7l1lntfmp

Ben & Cav debates special guest Nika about the double standards of our generation, dating outside our race, dealbreakers in relationships, & who truly leads in a relationship. --- 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/straytalk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/straytalk/support

Thank you for listening to this episode of Unfiltered Brothers. On this episode, we needed a woman’s perspective, so we got a special guest on the show, Brianna Haskins. We discuss does a man or woman’s feelings matter more and does women get hurt more or just express it more. Also, we discuss does this generation really value marriage or just want the experience of a wedding. The conversation ends with our segment “No Cap”. Follow us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unfilteredbrothers/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/unfilteredbros Instagram: https://instagram.com/unfilteredbrotherspodcast?igshid=uki6yvdeb207 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpFAx9OvODQw-07Cpj1X45w Instagram Accounts Derek Robertson - https://instagram.com/_djr20?igshid=1eudavj1symhx Joseph Toney - https://instagram.com/josephdt21?igshid=dgb5cph8mltu Durand Watson - https://instagram.com/musicians_life__?igshid=17u02ime2etdt DaShawn Ford - https://instagram.com/iamdashawnford?igshid=1khw7l1lntfmp

Now, we felt it's time that you hear a woman's perspective on men's fashion after hearing us preach about so many different pieces this season, for good reason at that. For those looking to impress women, what better source to listen to?! Our good friend Karen shares some of her insights and the things she likes and dislikes about men's fashion. See if you're killing it already or in need of some major help asap! Timestamps (beginning times) Intro - 0:00 Guest Intro - 0:54 What is Men's Fashion to You - 1:22 Date Outfits - 3:40 Inside Scoop on the Top Men's Fashion Pieces - 12:49

In dating, what "potential" means, wants vs needs, the importance of education and income among other things are areas of differing perspectives between men and women.  Even your hosts disagree on aspects of dating potential.  In Part 2 of our 3-Part series, we sit down with Charity Brown Griffin and Ashley Russ--both wives, working professionals, and mothers--to discuss dating potential from their perspectives and what was really important when dating and building a life with their partners. Contact Info Charity Brown Griffin's Twitter Ashley Russ's Instagram

In today's episode Jametra and Morgan sit down and talk about RED FLAGS in relationships and how they deal with them. This will be a 2 part series, so look out for next week's episode, we'll be asking the men for some of their red flags. Sit back and relax and enjoy this episode! Don't forget to subscribe to the Not That Complicated YouTube channel by searching Not That Complicated Podcast You can check out Jatejah's YouTube channel: seauxtejah Follow @notthatcomplicatedpod or email at ntcpod@gmail.com for advice or questions and more! For business inquiries email ntcpod@gmail.com with "Not that Complicated Podcast" in the subject! Follow Jatejah on Instagram and Twitter: @seauxtejah & @uh8tay Follow Jametra on Instagram: @__jametra Follow Morgan on Instagram & Twitter: @moashco Talk to you guys next Wednesday and for the next episode! EVERYTHING NOT THAT COMPLICATED https://linktr.ee/notthatcomplicatedpod #ntcpod #notthatcomplicatedpod --- 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/not-that-complicated/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/not-that-complicated/support

Tammey is joined by three-time cancer survivor, founder of The Atrium Foundation, and author of "26 & Fu¢ked," Dorothy Paredes.First diagnosed at just age 26, and then again at 36, Dorothy opens up about topics that are unique to a young woman navigating a breast cancer diagnosis and BRCA gene mutation.Tammey and Dorothy discuss the often overlooked options for fertility preservation and have intimate conversations about the mental health ramifications of a cancer diagnosis, the importance of being your own medical advocate, treatment after-effects, and recurrence.Diving into more personal topics, they take on dating and relationships. Sharing experiences and insights on navigating a cancer diagnosis and relationship simultaneously, and the self-protective mental barriers they each had created, and how they learned to let love back into their lives.Together, they also tackle one of the more difficult and least discussed topics - depression. Sharing their own experiences, and the view that breast cancer patients and survivors need more than a pamphlet when it comes to the very real mental health impacts of surviving and thriving through cancer.

Hey everyone!!! In today's Episode I have a returning guest. We discuss toxic relationships and give a Man and Woman's Perspective. Ps. This was a smoke session as well. Lol so excuse me choking on some parts

Digging deep into a woman's mind, and how you can differ in opinion. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A single woman's perspective and her experience with Married couples and the pornography issues that arise in marriages.

Bunkered down in the war room somewhere in the high desert of southern Idaho where I discuss all things firearms and self defense training...joining us tonight is the cajun cowboy and listener Jillyn... call us text us 620-794-6223 email us patriotdefense13@yahoo.com like us on FB and check out our web page patriotdefense13.com the podcast is on iTunes...spotify and stitcher..

Award-winning journalist Niala Boodhoo, host of the daily news podcast Axios Today, tells why including women's POV makes media so much better, and why women need to speak up on behalf of their own narratives.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Talking about different points of view of opposite friendships. Two polar opposites in approach and situations when it comes to opposite sex friendships. Living with non romantic opposite sex friends? Could leave you up for emotional disturbances and issues. But coming from my sister Baby bear's point of view, she has lived with many males in different situations that were not issues or romantic in any way. Interesting conversation for a topic i'm sure many have an opinion on. I would love to hear yours at my email jay.monty8999@gmail.com

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Feeling masculine or manly is part of a majority of men’s identities in 2018: When asked how masculine or “manly” they generally feel, 83 percent of men said they felt “very” or “somewhat” masculine. But many fewer, 53 percent, said it was very or somewhat important that others see them that way. A majority of men, 64 percent, said their father or a father figure was a source of their ideas about what it means to be a good man. Toxic masculinity vs Masculinity: Masculinity- Positively characterized as qualities that are; strong, community building, utilitarian, practical. It also suggests that men who act too emotional or maybe aren’t violent enough or don’t do all of the things that “real men” do, can get their “man card” taken away. Resources: How to support BLM: https://www.timeout.com/things-to-do/how-to-support-black-lives-matter Therapy Sources: Primary Care Physician, IG: @Betterhelp, Employee assistance programs and therapyforblackgirls.com BetterHelp is free for 1 month not just 1 week specifically with our link: https://www.betterhelp.com/thoughtfulhuman/ What it is to be a man: https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/what-do-men-think-it-means-to-be-a-man/amp/ Mental health: https://www.mhanational.org/31-tips-boost-your-mental-health What women find attractive: https://www.toolsofmen.com/what-do-women-find-attractive/ Socials: Interact with us! Listen & Subscribe: https://wavve.link/igotproblems/episodes Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4vxFpB8ofKwqqjUjtncPVg IG: igotproblemspod Podcast website: https://anchor.fm/igotproblems Production Notes: Produced by Dolapo of the "Terminal 234" podcast Edited by Host: Sandra [IG: coitraveler] Co-Host #1: Annabelle [IG: msjudy_1028] Tentative Co-Host #2: Doyin [IG: msdoyinjay]

Jessica joins Ashlynn, Coby and Brannon to share her experience of hope and healing.   DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START?  Go to beyond-enough.com/step1 BEYOND BETRAYAL, the latest program from Ashlynn and Brannon so you can get it when it reopens!  Click here https://www.beyond-enough.com/beyondbetrayal  Check out our Course Shattered Trust to Thriving Intimacy here... www.shatteredtothriving.com And subscribe to the podcast here... https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Connect with us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/betrayedaddi... Connect with us on Instagram: http://Instagram.com/_beyondenough https://www.instagram.com/brannon_pat... https://www.instagram.com/ashlynnandcoby

Defining consensual relationships and what we can do to identify how to have consent even in the confines of marriage. However for those who may be outside of marriage, this is definitely something you want to listen to. For further questions and therapy if needed. Please contact Andrea O Hara: oharatherapyservices@gmail.com

Discuss the clinical practice and tools for those who have porn and/sex addiction with a professional on the field of psychology. On psychology Today and can be contacted via email: Oharatherapyservices@gmail.com

On this episode the cast and special Guest Michelle Visa discuss how she started in the industry, what it takes to maintain in the industry, and advice for women comin up in the industry.

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How. Woman in Ministry thinks about life questions and her role as a woman in Ministry --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/darshelle9/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/darshelle9/support

Robin and Jose Interview Robin's girlfriend Megumi on her experiences and perspectives on Cross cultural Dating.  The second part of the episode around the half way point is Jose interviewing his fellow MBA colleague Sunny Chen (a Taiwanese native living in Japan) on her experiences with her fiancé who is Taiwanese-American.

Mind over matter. If we think negative that's what we will get. Focus on the positive --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/darshelle9/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/darshelle9/support

What does a Millennial think? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/darshelle9/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/darshelle9/support

Put on your headphones or earbuds and eavesdrop on Marcel's conversation with Dahlak Aderob, Brooke Blacksher and Laura Wood...as they discuss topics such as: What makes a good man / The sacrifices of a single mother / Cultural differences between women / Gender wage gaps / Discrimination / Sexual harassment / The Declaration of Independence verbiage / Abortion / much more! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iamnecessary/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/iamnecessary/support

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Pre-corona, I watched an anime called "Carole & Tuesday" , it was good in terms of animation, great when it comes to the music, but lack or even disgusting when talking about the LGBTQ+ representation provided in the shows' 24 episodes. As a trans woman of color (Mexican-American), I was hoping for a good trans character too look up as a symbol of change, what I found instead is nothing more than a dissapointment.

Erin Ethier and Kristen Thomas sit down to give us a woman's perspective on what it means to raise children in the church and specifically at Transfiguration in Oakdale. Transfiguration exists to lead all those in the East Metro to Christ, the Source and Summit of our daily and eternal lives.Visit http://www.transfigurationmn.org for more information about the parish.To support Transfiguration at this time go to https://giving.parishsoft.com/app/giving/transfiguration

Naudia is a courageous and inspiring woman who seeks to encourage and empower others towards a more grateful life, she also empowers female trauma survivors by teaching them how to create abundance through gratitude.I referred to her unique perspective in the title, but there’s so much more about Naudia and her gratitude practice that we can learn from, I know I did. Resources:https://www.instagram.com/rawsoulgratitude/https://rawsoulart.comhttp://georgianbenta.com/abundanceFrom the interview:"Finally understanding the depth of the Japanese gratitude because take for example the work environment there is, at the end of the day they say: THANK YOU FOR YOUR HARD WORK. Somebody will see you on the street coming home from work and they say thank you for your hard work, somebody will see you going to work and they say thank you for your hard work because there's a sense of community in that whatever you go out to do, transcends to me in some way shape or form. If you're a teacher, you're helping the Japanese kids become more globally aware and become more fluent in a language that they can use in their future. If you go and you work on a construction site, you're building infrastructure in our community and you're helping us become more modern there's a state of constant gratitude because everybody plays a role of significance in each other's life."

In this episode I sit down with my friend, Shenise. Her willingness to guide me through a conversation about racism, her experience, and the state of her spirit is so much appreciated. Please take a look at 6 things that you can do right now. * Check in with a Black friend or coworker to see how they are coping with everything right now. * Establish or revisit policies in the workplace to ensure diversity AND equity are incorporated in hiring practices and day to day operations. * Donate money to an organization that stands for/fights against social injustices. * Call the DA's office to ask/demand the four officers that were fired be charged. * Created a safe space for Black people to come (rather personal space or professional). * Speak up when friends or family say anything hateful, unthoughtful, racists. If you would like to connect with Shenise please email her at snfoote@gmail.com

In this episode I sit down with my friend, Shenise. Her willingness to guide me through a conversation about racism, her experience, and the state of her spirit is so much appreciated. Please take a look at 6 things that you can do right now. * Check in with a Black friend or coworker to see how they are coping with everything right now. * Establish or revisit policies in the workplace to ensure diversity AND equity are incorporated in hiring practices and day to day operations. * Donate money to an organization that stands for/fights against social injustices. * Call the DA's office to ask/demand the four officers that were fired be charged. * Created a safe space for Black people to come (rather personal space or professional). * Speak up when friends or family say anything hateful, unthoughtful, racists. If you would like to connect with Shenise please email her at snfoote@gmail.com For more about Cold Shower check out our page or find us on Instagram. We offer Podcast Episodes, blog posts, and podcast production. Links below! Cold Shower Website- https://www.coldshowermedia.com Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/coldshowermedia/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/coldshowermedia Twitter- https://twitter.com/coldshowerpod YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwGhxrQY8m1QjXF-PA0j1wg?view_as=subscriber If you want to start your own podcast and are interested in our help then send an email to taylor@coldshowerpodcast to discuss your potential project!

In this episode I sit down with my friend, Shenise. Her willingness to guide me through a conversation about racism, her experience, and the state of her spirit is so much appreciated. Please take a look at 6 things that you can do right now. Check in with a Black friend or coworker to see how they are coping with everything right now. Establish or revisit policies in the workplace to ensure diversity AND equity are incorporated in hiring practices and day to day operations. Donate money to an organization that stands for/fights against social injustices. Call the DA's office to ask/demand the four officers that were fired be charged. Created a safe space for Black people to come (rather personal space or professional). Speak up when friends or family say anything hateful, unthoughtful, racists. If you would like to connect with Shenise please email her at snfoote@gmail.com  

No matter how you look at it, things aren't okay... For any of us! Black america is hurting right now. We are more than exhausted, we are more than frustrated and honestly, it feels like there are many times when we aren't sure what to think or say. But during this episode we talk about life as we know it today and how we are managing through all the "stuff." Tune in now! Thank you for listening and be sure to subscribe to our podcast!

We talk about the aftermath of a cheating partner. #cheaters #infidelity #sidechics #shouldistayshouldigo #wasitworthit #whowinsintheend #blackmanosphere #thebreakdown #redpill #bluepill #blackyoutube #longlivethehabituallinesteppers Music from https://filmmusic.io "Acid Trumpet" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

SPOILER ALERT! We are kiki'ing all about the Netflix show Love is Blind and there is a Hot Couple this week. Alex gives some good insight into interracial relationships her experience and just being open to the possiblilities. IG/Twitter: @kikiingwithcoco Email: kikiingwithcocopod@gmail.com Alex IG: @unbeylievable_ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week Norm and Unc C sit down with a special guest Kendra. This episode they sit down and discuss dating. How do people date now? Are the same principles of dating still relevant? What is the difference between dating apps? Check out this episode of Outside The Norm.

For Women's Month of March, Out Da Box Talks brings you a one of kind episode featuring some special ladies to hosts Cril and A-Level regarding their perspective on Hip Hop, its past, present and future. Sister's Fabulous Lez, Taliagem and Sister Bea talk insightfully with hosts "Cril and A-Level" about everything from their 1st experience with hip hop to their favorite Female Emcees, and the state of Women in Hip Hop today. The ladies also discuss the subject of Sex Appeal in Hip Hop, whether or not there's a limit, and how much is too much. They also respond to the question around the male's portrayal of women in hip hop and which artist is representing in an inspirational way. This was indeed a special interview. We chose to have these ladies give their perspective because we wanted to get their take on Hip Hop because we believe that women are just as valuable to the culture as men. Hopefully this inspires our listeners both male and female to further consider and open their minds to the value and perspective of women in Hip Hop! #HappyWomensHistoryMonth

Organizational Politics from Venus: Developing Power and Influence From a Woman's Perspective   Terri Williams - Founder - The Above Average School Linda Taliaferro - Vice President of Global Quality - Meritor, Inc. Paula Taylor - Acting Director of the Office of Diversity & Leadership - U.S. Army Materiel Command   Learning Objective: Assessing methods for navigating corporate politics from the female perspective Do you know why women are not sitting at the leadership tables in your organization? Have you ever thought that, if given the opportunity, you could help make your organization better? Many professional women have reported feeling left out of key decisions or impacted by the politics that lessen their contributions. At the same time, several top women executives who continue to excel say YOU must learn to understand, rise above, and effectively use politics to get things done. In her book, Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead, COO of Facebook Sheryl Sandburg encourages women to promote themselves in order to achieve professional advancement. This session is part two of a two-part series that will help women to address the best methods of navigating organizational politics from the all-female panel's perspective. At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to: Identify how women view organizational politics. Learn the skills and traits used by female employees to be successful in organizational politics. Explore possible opportunities and challenges in various industries.

Music from https://filmmusic.io "Acid Trumpet" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

On this second episode I sat down with my friends Crystal Reed and Nakisha Wells and we talked about relationships and the pressures that come with dating for women. We discussed the pressures that come with dating after reaching your 30’s, we touched on different ideas that are perpetuated by society and the ones we subscribe to as women. We explored the things we desire from relationships and the reality of dating, and we also talked about everything that comes with the “ Dating Game” and the difference between wanting to be in a relationship and wanting to just date someone. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Join Michael, SJ, Robin and Sherry as they recap the missions they've been on recently and discuss the ingredients of love from a woman's perspective.   Visit www.zoweh.org for more.

Sometimes, when something or someone is markedly different from what we’re used to, our minds automatically jump to conclusions based on something or someone we've previously encountered… or maybe just read about, or just seen on the news or even in a movie … Science explains that automatic response, which we all have - to one degree or another, as the brain’s attempt to maintain a sense of order within the high volume of sensory input all of us encounter every day ~ all day. To put it mildly, it’s the brain’s attempt to manage the overload that is life in the 21st century. The trouble with that automatic response, if we’re not careful, is that we get loose and sloppy with how we judge people, and therefore how we respond to them… sometimes negatively, sometimes disrespectfully, sometimes fearfully, sometimes hurtfully. When I met Sarah Ansari and learned a little of her story, a little about her values, I couldn’t NOT invite her to join me in conversation on this, the Big Picture Social Emotional LIfeskills Podcast, and I made an assumption that you too, good listener, might have some curiosity about Muslim women’s identity and how they fit into an America that seems to be leaning more strongly towards division than towards mutual respect regarding differences … which as educators, I hope you agree, is an area of students’ LIFESKILLS development that is our responsibility to constructively nurture. I hope and trust that you will appreciate Sarah’s perspective, her grace, her intelligence, and the dignity of her heart as expressed through her answers to my questions and concerns… with an apology in advance for the abrupt start to this interview, due to some pesky techno glitches. ~~~ The BIG PICTURE SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LIFESKILLS PODCAST is a non-commercial podcast, but I encourage you to visit Sarah’s website, because I feel that her company’s mission deserves to be acknowledged and shared. Her company’s website is www.artizara.com: The mission at artizara is: "We truly believe that people are alike in many more ways than they are different. The Artizara aesthetic is all about crossing geographic divides to create beautiful products that not only celebrate the deep richness of Islamic artistic heritage but also find common ground among people of all backgrounds. We hope to help build a world where all people hold their heads high and celebrate their identity." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nini-white/message

This is a poignant piece written by 27yo Holly Butcher just 24 hours before she passed away.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Camille Virginia, Founder of Master Offline Dating, talks about dating from a woman's perspective. Go to https://www.masterofflinedating.com/ to find out more. For more instant access to future episodes, subscribe to the podcast for free from your mobile device, laptop, or desktop computer.

Announcement: Blessed Are the Binary Breakers is going on a hiatus until October! This is the last episode of season 1 of this podcast. The next episode will come up at the end of October. In the meantime, I invite trans and/or nonbinary people from any faith background to send me their stories of how they have been a gift to their faith communities for a special episode of this show. Send those stories in audio or text format to queerlychristian36@gmail.com by December 1. In this episode, I do not interview anyone but rather discuss Joy Ladin's introduction to her 2019 text The Soul of the Stranger: Reading God and Torah from a Transgender Perspective. In this text, Ladin compares her attempt to flee from her womanhood to Jonah's attempt to flee from his identity as a prophet. Like Jonah, trans people's decision to live into who they are enriches their communities, just as Jonah's eventual acceptance of his call helps Nineveh.

Hear about: How they coped with their infertility, made treatment decisions, what they shared and what they want to share to assist others.

Dr. Misty Smith talks with Tony Kurre about her views of the changing world, with regards to abortion. What are her personal views, as a woman? This spurs the question, given the fact that some abortion restrictions go beyond the point when many women even realize they're pregnant, where IS THE LINE that people reach when it comes to arguing whether abortion is justified or not?

By now most of you probably realize we had our first ever Life Optimization Experience last weekend.  While I’ve shared some pieces of what I experienced throughout the weekend and will continue to do so in the coming weeks, I thought it’d be great to hear from the other side.  Today we’re going to hear my wife’s perspective on the weekend, her role in the event, and how I was able to throw yet another loop into our relationship. We also tackle limiting beliefs surrounding self-improvement, both in my own life and in the lives of others.  For all the women that are ready to transform their life, be sure to listen and shoot me an email to ryan@lifeoptimizationgroup.com that simply says “I’m In."   Are you looking to connect further with a group of like-mind people? Join myself and others in the Life Optimization Group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/lifeoptimizationgroup/.  I will be dropping daily nuggets to help you live an optimized life.     Questions, comments, requests? Feel free to contact me at ryan@lifeoptimizationgroup.com. I’d love to hear from you.  

By now most of you probably realize we had our first ever Life Optimization Experience last weekend.  While I’ve shared some pieces of what I experienced throughout the weekend and will continue to do so in the coming weeks, I thought it’d be great to hear from the other side.  Today we’re going to hear my wife’s perspective on the weekend, her role in the event, and how I was able to throw yet another loop into our relationship. We also tackle limiting beliefs surrounding self-improvement, both in my own life and in the lives of others.  For all the women that are ready to transform their life, be sure to listen and shoot me an email to ryan@lifeoptimizationgroup.com that simply says “I’m In."   Are you looking to connect further with a group of like-mind people? Join myself and others in the Life Optimization Group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/lifeoptimizationgroup/.  I will be dropping daily nuggets to help you live an optimized life.     Questions, comments, requests? Feel free to contact me at ryan@lifeoptimizationgroup.com. I’d love to hear from you.  

Direct from Chicago, Steve's friend Barrie weighs in on the dumb things guys do in the world of online dating. Featuring "best practices" to help avoid profile photo foibles and idiocy at Bumble, Tinder, Match.com and more. Swipe right! Plus, Jordan Peele's mystery/horror thriller Us does a record $70 million opening weekend. And, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar! basketball, dating, movies, romance Visit www.weaponofselfdistraction.com for more distractions

Guest Panelist: Symone Redwine, Melanie Marks, Loren Guillory, Cherice Williams, Kala Garner Does Body Count Matter? (4:25) Is there an amount of sexual partners too high for a potential spouse/significant other? Should it matter if your Husband/Boyfriend earns less? (24:50)Should men feel comfortable making less money than their woman? would you enter into a relationship knowing you would be earning more? If the woman is the breadwinner, should she be the head of the household? Do you have to take your Husband's last name in marriage? (1:06:06) Is it important to keep your maiden name What if your name is branded and produces revenue? Is it acceptable for a woman to propose to a man? Are traditional gender roles still relevant within a relationship or is it whatever I do you can do too and vice versa  

In our very first episode, I had the privilege of speaking to my friend Dr. Courtney Ray who is an ordained Pastor and a mental health specialist. Dr. Ray offers her keen advice and perspective on what does it truly mean to be diverse and how does the church move towards equality for all people. I'm sure that you will be blessed and stimulated about this much needed conversation. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/raiseyourvoice/support

Popular men vs women takes with 2 special Guest. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TheWhiteShow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheWhiteShow/support

What's it like to be a woman working in the cannabis industry? This week Hayley spends the entire episode talking to Victoria Arana, who she first met when researching a story for VICE. Arana is an Echo Park native who got a job at a dispensary when she was 18. Since then, she's seen all sorts of mistreatment - from crazy amounts of unpaid overtime, to confiscated tips and sexual harassment. At 22, she is now a seasoned budtender with plans to uproot to UC Davis, study agriculture, and start her own (non-weed) farm. Hayley's VICE story: https://bit.ly/2t1B0NC Follow Hayley on Twitter at https://twitter.com/epfox Support the show and TableCakes Productions at https://www.patreon.com/tablecakes If you’re a LA-based radio reporter and you are interested in hosting Green & Gold, email some links to your work to tablecakesproductions@gmail.com

Cass V. gets into the book while speaking at, A Woman's Perspective held in Bernardsville NJ in 2004 by the Spiritual Awakenings Group

On this episode of Free Range Tales we interview Amy Tarasi to get her perspective as a female in the male dominated outdoor world. We hear her stories of hunting, fishing and spearfishing and relive stories of how she has turned these pursuits into her passion. We discuss a recent successful quail hunt, she tells her spearfishing stories and get her unique perspective of the outdoor world.

Mixed Girl Mane goes to college! Well, I was invited by Sierra College in Rocklin, CA to give a presentation about intersectional identity for their Spectrum Pride event. It was an amazing experience and I got to share just how weird identity is through my own intersectional identity in front of an audience. You'll learn A LOT more about me than just my Mixed-Race identity on this special episode of Militantly Mixed. I talk about  #Race #MixedRace #Bisexuality #Polyamory & #Atheism so buckle up, let's get into it! Thank you to Sierra College for having me and Johnnie Terry Philosophy and LGBT Studies professor for the invitation. I can't wait to go back. * * * Produced and Edited by: Sharmane Fury Music by: David Bogan, the One - https://www.dbtheone.com/ * * * Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, & Facebook * * * Militantly Mixed is a fan sponsored podcast, if you are enjoying the show please consider sponsoring us on Patreon or Paypal today! Thank you. This is a ManeHustle Media Podcast. Turn your side hustle into your ManeHustle.

A Woman's Perspective into Travel Hacking with Kamelia Britton from Hackerette http://www.Hackerette.com/ http://www.DigitalNomadMastery.com Thank you for watching our video. GET EMAIL UPDATES on our website: http://www.DaddyBlogger.com LIKE us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/daddyblogger SUBSCRIBE to us on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/tokyorickyFOLLOW us on Twitter:http://www.twitter.com/tokyoricky

Hear Marta talk about her experience through menopause --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lynn-duffy/support

Fire Away 21, Carlos Bersabe talks with Christina, Lina, and Jessica about the transgender agenda (especially in schools), the SCOTUS decision on religious freedom, and the tragic abortion issue in Ireland.

Nicole Kaufman, licensed counselor joined me for our last women's history month show discussing relationships from a woman's perspective. We began by touching on the recent scandals in the news: "Stormy Daniels," Karen McDougal & Summer Zervos. We did not discuss the details of these incidents but rather how these factors are changing us. We compared current events to the Monica Lewinsky scandal. Describing the new monogamy, Nicole brought research data reflecting current data on cheating and the author Ester Perel. She discussed her books:  "Mating in Captivity" & "The State of Affairs." Ms. Perel is an innovative writing, describing how to keep relationships successful with monogamy and what / how to survive affairs through counseling. We discussed how women may or may not experience vulnerability in relationships. Nicole presented that women are no longer the "weaker sex." I presented that I feel that women are still categorized and often vulnerable and that the invisible judgments and stereotypes must continue to be questioned and talked about to stimulate change to solidify in the millennial generation.

I am venturing outside of my comfort zone to tell the story of a day in the life of a disabled woman. The disabled woman happens to be me, as I'm sure I couldn't convince anyone else to do the talking for me. My New Year's resolution this year is to become a glass half-full person. Not an easy task, as I am accustomed to using my sarcastic dry wit to get me through more than one difficult day. But if I push myself out of my cocoon and share my thoughts about what it feels like to be disabled, it may help someone with fears about what could happen to them. 

UnConventional WizDum - A Woman's Perspective by Rich Asphall

Elisabeth is rejoined by Brittany Slater-Gautreau, to discuss the difference in REITs, hedge funds, syndications, and other investments. Then Elisabeth talks with Kira Golden, CEO of Direct Source Wealth, about investing in Puerto Rico, investing in syndications, how a woman's perspective in real estate can add to a company, and why diversification doesn't mean what it used to mean. Key Takeaways: Britteny Gautreau Interview: [4:11] The difference in REITs, a hedge fund, and a syndication [8:06] What an "accredited investor" is and why it came about [12:39] What is a REIT, traded and non-traded? [15:36] It's not enough to know how to get into a deal, you have to know how you're going to get OUT of it Kira Golden Interview: [18:14] Kira's investing background [22:53] What potential tax implications investing in Puerto Rico presents [26:45] Whether Kira focuses on vacation rentals or multifamiy residential real estate [29:43] What is a real estate syndication deal? [32:31] Kira's opinion on Wall Street (and it's not all bad!) [37:17] Why diversification is an outdated thought [41:12] When Kira was reminded how people don't think of women in real estate development, and how companies are missing out not having a woman's perspective Website: www.DirectSourceWealth.com 844-SOURCE4 www.ClarityCapitalLLC.com

I Want More Comics #46- A Woman's Perspective on Geek Culture

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Neysa Taylor, Director of Communications for the Tennessee Department of Corrections, shares her perspective for living life as a woman - with all the responsibilities to pass along lessons for future generations.

In this episode, I sit down with MO choral educator, Vikki Siddell to discuss why she almost stopped supporting my podcast and what the real issue was with my last Technique Tuesday. To become a patron of the podcast, click here!

Our western culture encourages us to embrace and encourage same sex attraction as normal, appropriate and just as “right” as any other sexual relationship. But is it? In this transparent interview Sharon Betters talks with Donna and her counselor, Ellen Dykas about Donna’s struggles with same sex attraction. Donna transparently shares that prior to marriage she had some inappropriate relationships with other women that were sexual in nature. In college her relationship with the athletic director led her to other inappropriate friendships but ultimately ended in extreme guilt and feeling trapped. She says that as a married woman, she found herself having “wrong feelings” for a couple of women. Donna’s story is universal and her transparent story will help college students and any woman with similar struggles. Like all of our Help and Hope resources, this interview goes beyond a discussion of the life crises and digs deep into how each of us can grow in our own walk of faith as we process and face the challenges of living by grace in our messy world.

Finally in our fifth episode the voice of those women who have fallen under the spell of the Western Sydney Wanderers gets appropriate attention, and teacher Wendy Brown gives more insight into how atypical a WSW can be. Wendy reminds us that not of the Wanderers fans came into the fold without some past allegiances, whether they be local or overseas. Keep an ear out for her anecdote involving a current player's family, and of course she tackles the usual segments such as the 'CEO for a day', 'The Speedy Seven' and the Wanderers Trivia Challenge. Wendy also shares her thoughts on Andrew Redmayne and both she and Andrew talk about the amazing game against Melbourne City from last Friday night.Please feel free to contact 'One on Wanderers' with your feedback, thoughts, questions or ideas via our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/OneOnWanderers) or Twitter (@OneOnWanderers). You can also subscribe to 'One on Wanderers' via iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/one-on-wanderers/id1071715009

This week the fellas allow special guest T into the Lion's den to call them out on previous podcasts and provide a woman's perspective on those discussions. Any comments please hit the fellas up at kdrpodcast@gmail.com Music: James Brown- Big Payback Movie Quote: Baby Boy

How boring would it be if you’re always perfect? The words of Olivia Pino, a 33 year old woman who's enjoying a satisfying social life in various countries in the world. She's a friend and a great example of what "effortless social confidence" feel like, looks like, and is. She shares a super simple and effective way to start a social life from scratch.  She in between the lines shares the difference that makes the difference between just meeting people or meeting people and becoming friends, and says things like: "I now know myself more. And it doesn’t really matter what they think of me as long as I’m true to myself and that I’m speaking my truth. Why would I be worried about what they think if I’m OK with myself?" "What I can control is my emotions, why would I try to control someone else’s emotions? It’s not my job…" "I just introduce myself and see what comes." "You need to sift through the shit to get to the good. It’s about having everything. You can’t see that really in the media. All you see is the perfect stuff. Having an awareness that people have flaws really helps." Expert's show notes page (www.social-anxiety-solutions.com/olivia/) My homepagewww.social-anxiety-solutions.com Contact me directly:www.social-anxiety-solutions.com/contact/ Warm regards,Sebastiaan van der Schrier

Thinking of a new life in Bulgaria? Then don't miss this episode with me, Lance Nelson, Eric Halsey and Rebecca Richardson discussing a life changing strategy for residents all over the world -- including from North America -- can make Bulgaria their home. Rebecca provides many useful tips on how women can be, like her, economically active in Bulgaria. She also explains how to fit in and enjoy life in Bulgaria. This is an episode that creates more questions than it answers but reveals the joys of an expat in BG. Your comments are welcome in SoundCloud and iTunes. Thank you to this week's sponsors http://www.Cleves.bg - Luxury designer apartments in Sofia owned and managed for professionals. Bansko Blog and Bansko App http://www.banskoblog.com - About Bansko https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bansko/id491461324?ls=1&mt=8 - Bansko App http://www.appfactory.bg Links https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/bulgaria-now/id889642431?mt=2 -- Bulgaria Now Podcast in iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/bulgarian-history-podcast/id733259236?mt=2 -- The Bulgarian History Podcast (Eric Halsey) http://eaststaylovebulgaria.com -- Eat Stay Love Bulgaria https://www.facebook.com/groups/1752281848329730/ http://www.bulgarianow.bg http://www.banskoblog.com/mobile-apps https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bansko/id491461324?ls=1&mt=8 http://www.overcast.fm http://www.soundcloud.com If you enjoyed this show then help other people find the show by rating and commenting in iTunes. Your feedback, questions and ideas are welcome. iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/bulgaria-now/id889642431?mt=2 Feed http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:95925292/sounds.rss

SARA F. Hathaway, is the author of the book, Day After Disaster. Sara's love for the outdoors and business management background collide in her successes as a budding author. She grew up in the country where she developed a profound interest in the natural world around her. After graduating from The California State University of Sacramento she returned to her passion. She has extensively researched and practiced survival techniques in the natural environment and utilized forgotten life-sustaining methods of the generations past. She currently lives with her husband and two sons in Northern California where she is at work on the sequel to her first novel. See her beautiful infographic show notes, plus her top tips and advice for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs at www.TodaysLeadingWomen.com or by clicking here!

Women's Event, 6th November 2014

In this episode we discuss: Summer Pinch (nee White) gives us an insight into the mind of the great theologian Dr. James White. Summer is in love with her .45 1911 The Mace is not enough The Walking Dead discussions and predictions  

Welcome to another edition of The Def Fresh Show with hosts Fresh & Tone. Each week DFS will bring you a variety of news, comedy, sports, music, and much more. Our purpose is to show you the world through the eyes of the Urban Male so pull up a chair and let’s talk.Tonight’s Guest: Ladies of TonedefradioTonight’s Topic: Asking women Questions men always wanted to knowFollow us at:Twitter: Tonedefradio1Like us on Facebook: TonedefradioInstagram: TonedefradioSubscribe to Tonedefradio on ITUNES or Follow Us on SoundCloud.

Urban winery doesn’t exactly bring to mind the idyllic country side complete with endless hillsides of sun drenched grape vines. But there is something special happening within the enclaves of our cities. People are working hard to bring you delicious fermented fruits with all the skill of an estate winery, sans the pretensions. Despite women graduating with almost half of the enology degrees at UC Davis and purchasing near three quarters of the wine in the United States, they only make up 10% of the actual winemakers. We sat down with  of  who is putting out some award winning wines from an old airplane hanger in Alameda, California. We explored what it’s like to be a woman in a field dominated by men, why urban wine-making is so awesome, and learned all about the  event taking place this weekend in Oakland. Join us to get a little local wine flavor!    

4 March 2014 - Helen Raw and Avis Quarrell The involvement and role of Australian women in wartime is many and varied. Come and listen to two Australian women share their story. Helen was ten year’s old when the Second World War was declared and one after the other her four brothers enlisted to serve. Helen was one of the many who sent comfort packs and helped with raising funds for the war effort. At the same time a young twenty year old Avis was learning many new jobs as part of the Australian Women’s Army Service (AWAS).

Brylyne Chitsunge is an internationally acclaimed expert and facilitator of the Nigeria-South Africa Group on Agriculture and a tireless advocate for farmers in her native South Africa. Chitsunge counts herself among the 70 percent of farmers who are women in South Africa. Despite the challenges facing women farmers in her country, she was able to buy her own land and works as a farmer and breeder of Kalahari Red goats, Nguni cattle, free range poultry, indigenous pigs and most recently Tilapia fish. She works to educate farmers about sustainable farming and community supported agriculture, and she has particular interest in developing resources for small-scale farmers. Series: "UC Davis Chancellor's Colloquium Distinguished Speaker Series" [Public Affairs] [Agriculture] [Show ID: 24920]

Brylyne Chitsunge is an internationally acclaimed expert and facilitator of the Nigeria-South Africa Group on Agriculture and a tireless advocate for farmers in her native South Africa. Chitsunge counts herself among the 70 percent of farmers who are women in South Africa. Despite the challenges facing women farmers in her country, she was able to buy her own land and works as a farmer and breeder of Kalahari Red goats, Nguni cattle, free range poultry, indigenous pigs and most recently Tilapia fish. She works to educate farmers about sustainable farming and community supported agriculture, and she has particular interest in developing resources for small-scale farmers. Series: "UC Davis Chancellor's Colloquium Distinguished Speaker Series" [Public Affairs] [Agriculture] [Show ID: 24920]

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Emily Kwok is a BJJ black belt, a decorated BJJ competitor and runs her own school in Princeton, New Jersey.  In this interview she talks about how and why she abandoned a conventional white collar lifestyle to pursue her BJJ dreams, as well as sharing lots of great information about choosing BJJ schools, gender etiquette on the mats, and how to survive and thrive when you're always the smallest person at your school. She has also collaborated with Stephan Kesting on a series of instructional apps and DVDs called 'How to Defeat the Bigger, Stronger Opponent Series 1" available at http://www.grapplearts.com/bigstrong

(Note: Mike and Nev are still figuring out the logistics of recording from different coasts, but with Mike in town for the holidays, here is the second of two new episodes!!)This week on an all new 10-minute podcast on Things That Matter With Mike And Nev:Mike and Nev are joined by Mike's cousin and Nev's wife Ramona, and Mike listens in as the newly married couple argue about New Year's celebrations.Want a woman's take on all this Tiger Woods stuff? Ramona chimes in, and Mike and Nev take notes.And Ramona talks to Mike and Nev about how TMZ is launching a sports show.It's stupid.It's pointless.It's irrelevant.It's Things That Matter With Mike and Nev.----------------------------------------------Listen to the episode here: Download the episode by right-clicking here: The Things That Matter With Mike And Nev: Episode 82

Amina Wadud has been a Professor of Islamic Studies at Virginia Commonwealth University since 1992 and is currently Visiting Scholar of Islamic Studies at the Starr King School for Ministry. She is a world-renowned scholar of Qur’anic interpretation and gender, a believing Muslim woman, of African descent, and mother of five children. It is this confluence of identities that has driven Prof. Wadud to undertake what has been termed the “gender jihad,” the struggle for justice for women within global Islamic communities. The author of countless articles, lectures, workshop presentations and media interviews, Wadud is internationally recognized for her pathbreaking books Qur’an and Woman, an incisive application of classical disciplines and prerequisites of Islamic interpretation towards a gender inclusive reading, and Inside the Gender Jihad, in which she reflects on the dual roles of scholarship and activism in pursuit of reform in Islamic thought and practice. In 2005, she was at the center of a global media storm after leading prayers in front of a mixed-gender congregation in New York City, a role some contend belongs exclusively to Muslim men. Her act resulted in a global and public debate among Muslims and non-Muslims about women’s roles in Islam. Selected Bibliography: Introduction to Islam: A Reader. Kendall-Hunt Publishing Company, Iowa. upcoming. Inside the Gender Jihad: Women's Reform in Islam. Oneworld, 2006. “Muslim Women: Between Citizenship and Faith,” Women and Citizenship. ed. Marilyn Friedman. Oxford University Press, 2005. Qur'an and Woman: Rereading the Sacred Text from a Woman's Perspective. Oxford University Press, 1999.