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In honor of Women's History Month, this week we're focusing on the history of women's hair loss treatments and solutions, from ancient times to cutting-edge modern-day solutions. Women's HIstory of Hair Loss Treatments Hair has always been tied to identity, beauty, and confidence, which is why hair loss in women hasn't always been discussed openly. Ancient Egyptians used animal fats and oils in hopes of stimulating hair growth, while Roman women wore wigs often crafted from real human hair. Some of history's so-called remedies were far from glamorous—Cleopatra's hair loss treatment reportedly included bear grease and ground horse teeth. Even into the early 20th century, women had few options beyond hairpieces and home remedies. It wasn't until more recent decades that medical advancements paved the way for effective treatments tailored to women's hair loss. Causes of Women's Hair Loss Hair loss in women often differs from men's hair loss in a few key ways. Instead of receding hair lines around the forehead and temples or crown, women's hair loss typically manifests as diffuse thinning, widening part lines, and decreased volume. The causes can vary—hormonal changes due to pregnancy, menopause, or PCOS can trigger noticeable shedding. Nutritional deficiencies, such as low iron or vitamin D, can weaken hair, while stress and autoimmune disorders may contribute to excessive hair loss. Genetic factors also play a role, as female pattern hair loss tends to develop gradually over time. The good news is that understanding the cause is the first step toward finding the right hair loss solution. Science-Backed Hair Loss Solutions for Women Today's treatments offer real hope for women experiencing hair loss. Minoxidil remains the only FDA-approved topical treatment for female hair loss, helping extend the hair's growth phase for thicker, healthier strands. Oral medications like spironolactone can help balance hormones for those whose hair loss is driven by excess androgens. Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) is another promising option, using light to stimulate hair follicles and improve scalp circulation. PRP therapy, which involves injecting platelet-rich plasma into the scalp, has gained popularity for its potential to encourage regrowth. For those seeking instant confidence, hair systems and toppers provide a natural-looking, long-term solution. Innovations like Xtrands from HairClub seamlessly integrate additional strands into existing hair, offering an immediate volume boost. Finding the Right Solution for You If you're struggling with women's hair loss, you're not alone. Over 50% of women will experience some degree of hair thinning in their lifetime, but there are more options than ever before. Whether it's a medical treatment, a cosmetic solution, or a combination of both, the best approach depends on the cause of your hair loss and what fits your lifestyle. To hear firsthand stories from women who have found success, check out our past episodes featuring Meg Weatherman and Carol Combs (links below). No matter where you are on your hair journey, solutions exist—and there's hope. Resources Book a Free Consultation today! Thanks for listening to HairPod. We hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, please leave us a rating or review wherever you get your podcasts. If you'd like to connect with us on social media to share your story, check us out on Instagram @HairClub. HairPod is a production of TSE Studios. Our theme music is from SoundStripe.

When we think of heroes, we might picture warriors or kings—but what about mothers? This episode dives into the lives of two extraordinary women who forever changed the course of Israel’s history: Deborah, a national leader, and Jael, a stay-at-home mom. Both women stepped boldly into their God-given roles and proved that no position is too small or too great for God to use. In this inspiring finale to our series on women in Scripture, Catherine is joined by Dr. Sandra Richter, renowned Bible scholar and creator of the video series The Epic of Eden: Deborah, Unlikely Heroes in the Book of Judges. Together, they shed light on the lives of these women and the profound lessons they offer for today’s believers. What You’ll Discover in This Episode: Deborah: A Mother in IsraelDiscover how Deborah shattered societal norms to lead her nation as a judge, prophet, and military strategist—all while embracing her identity as a "mother in Israel." Jael: The Unexpected HeroLearn how Jael, armed with nothing but household tools, courageously defeated Sisera, proving that faith and bravery can transform even the simplest actions into acts of divine deliverance. God’s Calling Transcends CultureExplore the patriarchal backdrop of ancient Israel and how God’s plans for Deborah and Jael defied the expectations of their time. A Message for TodayWhether leading in the public sphere or influencing from the heart of the home, Deborah and Jael show us that God uses mothers to accomplish His purposes. Their stories challenge and encourage us to step boldly into the roles God has called us to. Setting the Record StraightGain fresh insights into Barak’s character and how his partnership with Deborah highlights the value of faith-filled collaboration. Why This Matters:Deborah and Jael’s stories remind us that God doesn’t measure significance by status or title. From the highest leader in the land to a mother in her tent, God equips and calls women to vital roles in His Kingdom. Modern Application:Parents, take heart! These narratives inspire us to lead with courage in our homes and communities, trusting that God can use our actions—big or small—for His redemptive work. About the guest: Dr. Sandra Richter holds a PhD in Old Testament Studies from Harvard University and Master of Arts in Theology from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. She is currently the Gundry Chair of Biblical Studies at Westmont College. Dr. Richter has authored several works available on Amazon, including a Bible study on Deborah. Her extensive research seeks to illuminate the scriptures for contemporary audiences. Connect with Dr. Richter: Amazon Author Page, Facebook Page, Westmont College Page EPISODE LINKS: Resources Referenced: The Epic of Eden (series) - Deborah: Unlikely Heroes and the Book of Judges Other Episodes in this Series: Ep. 134 "Is Our Theology about Women Aligned with Scripture" Articles by Catherine: “Why We Should Reconsider What the Bible Really Says about Women in Ministry” “Does Scripture Oppress or Liberate Women” “Why Does Paul Tell Women to Be Silent in Church and Not to Teach?” Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

These are some of the major problems with women today and their idea of what dating should be. Would love to get a conversation started about this in the comments... let me know what you think!CONTACT/ FOLLOW ME:Instagram: @courtneycristineryanEMAIL/COLLAB: courtneycristineryan@gmail.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this conversation, Daisy Khan shares her journey as an activist for Muslim women's rights, discussing the importance of writing one's own narrative, the impact of 9/11 on her activism, and the challenges faced by Afghan women under Taliban rule. She explains the true meaning of Sharia law, addresses misconceptions about Muslim women's rights, and emphasizes the need for interfaith collaboration to promote peace. Khan also reflects on her legacy and aspirations for the future of women's rights in Islam.

Maria Shriver gives us a closer look into how Artificial Intelligence is being used to detect Alzheimer's. Plus, Jill Martin shares the bests gifts women this holiday season. And Laura Vitale stops by to share an alternative meal for Thanksgiving. 

Pioneer in the world of financial tech and boss of Tech Women Today, Cecilia Harvey spoke to Frank ahead of delivering at keynote speech at the Global Innovation Summit at QUB Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kelley Mathews Becky Loyd What is the state of ministry to women today? Lifeway conducted a survey to find the answer. In this episode BOW Minister Team Member Kelly Mathews interviews Becky Loyd of Lifeway about what their survey revealed about women's ministry in the local church. The results provide facts and figures that support the need for women's ministry in the local church and encourage and challenge the women in its leadership. These findings reveal how valuable a women's ministry is to a church. You can link to the video version of this episode if you prefer watching it. You may also benefit from looking over BOW's other resources on the topic of women's ministry. Time Stamps: 00:21 Introductions 02:51 Survey results 11:00 Work still needing to be done 15:26 Volunteer vs. paid women leaders 22:44 Why approach your pastor? 25:38 Encouraging women leaders who are underpaid, etc. 29:14 Closing comments & other resources Resources: https://research.lifeway.com/state-of-ministry-to-women/ TranscriptKelley >> Welcome to Beyond Ordinary Women Ministries. I am Kelley Mathews, your host today. And with me I have Becky Loyd. Becky is with Lifeway, but I feel like you've had a new title change here recently. Can you give me a sense of what you're doing now? Becky >> Yes, I have had a new title change, but I am acting as my previous title as the director of Lifeway Women. So I have actually been at Lifeway for 24 years, if you can believe it. I worked a lot my time in our kids ministry area until about 2010. And then I grew up and graduated to work with adult and women's ministries. And just in the past few months, I don't know if this is growing up or I don't know exactly what this is, but I am working on our really strategic planning for all of Lifeway. So working across all of our different ministry areas and making sure we're aligned going in the same direction to serve church leaders. It's interesting, I was called to ministry. My dad was a Minister of Music. So ministry is in my blood and when I was about to kind of enter the workforce, I had a moment where it was, should I go to seminary? And I applied and did all the things and then I ended up in business school. And so I've been doing. You hate to call it the business of ministry but that's really the gifting that God gave me. And so I have been working at Lifeway serving church leaders and churches for the last 24 years. And it's been the time of my life. I love it. Kelley >> Fantastic. And no one at a business like that would want to ignore such talent on the business end of things because it's certainly needed. So that's awesome. So we heard of you because of your time as director of the women's ministry there, and there is a survey that was put out. Before I go there, I understand you're an LSU tigers fan? Becky >> Well, yes, I did get my undergrad and graduate degree from LSU. Go Tigers. Kelley >> Well, go Tigers. Same here. So we have a lot in common already just like that. Becky >> Woo-hoo! Kelley >> I know. I love it. Couldn't resist. Sorry. But also, I have been in the Baptist world in ministry and women's ministry. And so I feel like this connection is pretty natural here. And I was very interested to see the report that came out just last year on the state of women or the state of ministry to women. So let's talk a little bit about that and what caused you and your team to put it out. Becky >> Yeah, it's really interesting. Lifeway is an entity that serves all parts of the local church - worship ministry, kids ministry. We serve many, many different parts. And as a person who my job is really to advocate for the work that we are doing for women at Lifeway, I found myself saying over and over again, women are underrepresented on the church staff. I think I said it so many times that the guys just kind of rolled their eyes. When I'm in a meeting and my guys don't forget,

Welcome to Episode 9! I'm Dr. Nicole. Today, we're answering the question "Should marriage still be the goal for women in 2024?"I delve into the timeless and timely topic of marriage and its significance for women in the modern age. The episode begins by addressing the ongoing debate surrounding whether marriage should be the ultimate goal for women in 2024. I explore the various perspectives on marriage, including the fears, emotions, and societal influences that shape much of the negative rhetoric surrounding marriage these days.Furthermore, I address common questions and concerns raised by listeners, such as the balance between independence and interdependence in marriage, and strategies for ensuring that personal growth is not compromised within a marital relationship.By exploring the economic, emotional, and social benefits of marriage, I give listeners a comprehensive understanding of the role that marriage can play in their lives. I encourage women to approach marriage with intention, respect, and a clear understanding of their needs, emphasizing the importance of self-understanding, communication, and boundaries in fostering a successful and fulfilling partnership.Subscribe, share, and leave a comment to join the conversation on the benefits and challenges of marriage for women.Get more valuable insights on relationships and feminine empowerment in my book, "The Boundaries to Bliss Blueprint," available for purchase here: https://www.boundariestoblissblueprint.comJoin the Boundaries to Bliss Society for exclusive coaching and community support in your journey to deeper emotional intimacy: https://www.drnicolemonteiro.com/boundariesStay tuned for more episodes and remember to send in your questions for me to address in future episodes. Like, share, and subscribe to the podcast for weekly doses of wisdom and guidance on unlocking your inner radiance and nurturing fulfilling relationships. Thank you for being part of this transformative journey with Dr. Nicole!Introduction to the Podcast: 00:00:02-00:00:12Historical Context of Femininity and Independence: 00:00:12-00:03:56Story Time with Amy: 00:04:07-00:06:50Debates and Emotions Surrounding Marriage: 00:06:50-00:14:51Benefits of Marriage for Women: 00:14:51-00:25:00Challenges and Drawbacks of Marriage: 00:25:00-00:38:52Gender Roles and Expectations in Marriage: 00:38:52-00:42:00Personal Growth and Boundaries in Marriage: 00:42:00-00:51:55Closing Remarks and Resources: 00:52:16-00:53:26Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-secret-formula-of-femininity/exclusive-content

On women's day today Heather reminds us that it's through simple acts of Brave Faith that ordinary women give others courage and faith to make and take brave steps with their Father. She read Rom 12 in the message version.

Welcome to The Awake With Jake Show! In today's episode, I invite my lovely wife to speak about why women today are overly masculine. We talk about things like: Lack of strong masculine men. Toxic feminism. Societal pressure to be hyper-independent. Hormone disruptors. Childhood trauma. And much more! If you are a woman looking to join our Elite Feminine Program, click here to join!    

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On today's edition of the Newsroom Temperature Check, Waukegan 6th Ward Alderman Keith Turner is under fire for telling city officials that men work more than women, in honor of National Hamburger Day, Jake Melnick's Corner Tap are giving free hamburgers to customers if their name is Jake, Jacob, Jackie, or Jaclyn, and more! The Newsroom Temperature Check is sponsored […]

In this episode, Sr Daniyal talks to our hosts Shauna Mustafa and Maryam Yousafzai about the struggles of Muslim women in the modern world.Support the show

If you feel like you've done everything to lose weight and you simply can't get over the hump, today's guest is the MICHAEL JORDAN of our industry and shares why that might be the case... Vince Pitstick is the CEO of Vidal Coaching (formerly known as Nutrition Dynamic), Metabolic Mentor University, and NuEthix Formulations. Vince and I met through our relationship with our business mentors and he is someone I've learned SO MUCH from in the functional health realm.In today's episode, we discuss Vince's obsession with helping individuals with their health, the road it took to finding out the solutions to his incredibly impressive 12 pillar framework, and we discuss the FLUSH! Our favorite Metabolic Detoxification Method for women that are dealing with hormonal imbalances and weight loss resistance. "The Flush" protocol is meant to help up-regulate detoxification systems, support liver and gut function, while also helping to nourish the adrenal system in order to help achieve increased energy, reduced GI symptoms, bloating, constipation and irritation, improved skin, better sleep and reduced fatigue. Time Stamps: (1:17) Our Special Guest Vince Pitstick (3:10) The 90 Degree View On A 360 Degree Problem (6:14) The FLUSH Method (15:06) Our Detox Pathways (20:10) Participants In Study Groups (23:04) Mitochondrial Adaptation (27:52) The Main Factors of FLUSH (32:47) Women Today and Their Health---------------------Follow @vince_pitstick on Instagram---------------------Follow @vanessagfitness on Instagram for daily fitness tips & motivation. ---------------------Download Our FREE Metabolism-Boosting Workout Program---------------------Join the Women's Metabolism Secrets Facebook Community for 25+ videos teaching you how to start losing fat without hating your life!---------------------​Click here to send me a message on Facebook and we'll see how I can help or what best free resources I can share!---------------------Interested in 1-on-1 Coaching with my team of Metabolism & Hormone Experts? Apply Here!---------------------Check out our Youtube Channel!---------------------Enjoyed the podcast? Let us know what you think and leave a 5⭐️ rating and review on iTunes!

Let's kick off Women's History Month with a look back and a look forward, situated solidly in this present moment. We'll celebrate the women of the Bible and challenge our understanding of women's roles in church and society today.Meet and re-acquaint yourself with some women who've loved our beautiful United Women in Faith (and its earlier incarnations) into existence.Get ready to share insights with Dr. Ashley Boggan, general secretary of the General Commission on Archives and History, United Methodist Church; Ann Craig, formerly Spiritual and Theological Development executive for United Methodist Women; and Dr. Glory Dharmaraj, former director of Spiritual Formation and Mission Theology for United Methodist Women.We welcome our old friends. And this month, as always, we make new friends, inviting and learning from one another through United Women in Faith. 

Joel Wright joins Twanna Henderson to sit down and discuss how God is moving through women to make a huge impact in the kingdom of God across the globe.0:10 Intro 0:56 Introducing Joel Wright3:12 Joel's journey to becoming a missionary7:40 The importance of women in ministry11:40 How God is moving among Muslim women17:05 God moved at the womens' conference19:28 What's next for Joel Wright23:05 Following God's call25:40 Joel Wright's life verse28:57 Prayer and outro

If you love hearing from and being inspired by women rockstars, then this event is for you! There are different options for you to choose from, in order to customize the event for you. This in-person gathering will take place on Wednesday, January 24, 2024 from 5:30pm - 9pm at The Woman's Club of Ridgewood in New Jersey. There are AFTER PARTIES happening from 9 - 10pm with Jen Polt and "Jenny No Chung," so make a night of it! Women for Women Today is an event that promises to be a pivotal moment for those seeking inspiration, camaraderie, and professional growth. Get set to embark on a transformative journey, as powerful speakers, engaging discussions, and a community of like-minded women converge to foster personal and professional development. This event, designed to cater to the diverse roles women play—be it as students, working professionals, entrepreneurs, or stay-at-home moms—holds the key to a treasure trove of valuable insights and practical tips. As the evening unfolds, attendees will have the unique opportunity to engage directly with exceptional women who will serve as mentors for the night. (Meet Your Mentor Ticket) Alternatively, participants can choose to immerse themselves in group discussions, gaining fresh perspectives on an array of topics including leadership, career development, work-life balance, mental health, and beyond. (Ladies Let's Mix It Up Ticket) This is more than an invitation; it's a call to action. Seize the opportunity to expand your knowledge, forge meaningful connections, and depart with a renewed sense of motivation and empowerment. Circle the date on your calendar and prepare for an evening that promises not just growth, but an unforgettable infusion of inspiration. The mentors include: Deanna DiMuro, Barbara Majeski, Dr. Carli Blau, Jen Polt, Jenny Chung, Helen Archontou (YWCA NNJ) and the exEXPERTS (T.H. Irwin & Jessica Herzberg). Women for Women Today's Event Not-for-Profit Partner is the YWCA NNJ with the CEO, Helen Archontou speaking at the event as well as being available as a mentor. This event is presented by Deanna Marie DiMuro of Christie's Real Estate Group, Ridgewood, NJ. To contact Deanna - follow her on IG @DeannaDiMuroRealEstate or email her DDiMuro@ChristiesRealEstateGroup.com. For more information about this event email WomenForWomenToday@gmail.com.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/divorceetc/message

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In this episode of Breaking Bread, Host(s) Tyren and Cam, sits down and break bread on top of parking garage of downtown Shreveport with upcoming artist VV Snipes. They discuss a range of different topics between relationships, to our thoughts of God and views within Christianity. VV also announces new album on the way. You don't want to miss this one. Share with your friends and family because Breaking Bread will never fail to bring you a great episode.

Women in Idaho are facing unique challenges as they grapple with issues of gender equality, women's rights and equal protection of the law.

Topics include: The No. 1 Problem With Men and Women Today. Women Don't Need Men. Disagreement, Aunty vs Esther. Men are right to Cheat. Do Women Prefer To Be Monogamous with Low Value Men? Are we in a Post-Marriage Society? Do Men Marry for Status? The Western Ideas are Spreading. Submission and Respect. Brittany Renner Wants Advice. Every man wants to be in Charge. What Do You Disagree with From The Red Pill?

On this episode..Lamont King and Jon Watson from “All Fun & Games” are here as we discuss:If men need women, And How modern day dating has changed completely.Plus, we give you a sneak peak of the patreon as we do some listener mail and answer your questions about: How to handle “masculine women”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this episode..Lamont King and Jon Watson from “All Fun & Games” are here as we discuss:If men need women, And How modern day dating has changed completely.Plus, we give you a sneak peak of the patreon as we do some listener mail and answer your questions about: How to handle “masculine women”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Do you lack self-confidence with women? Do cute girls tend to see you as not attractive enough or not tall enough or not charismatic enough… not something enough? Low confidence makes you less attractive and leads to rejection and loneliness.It's frustrating… but it's fixable! If you want to learn how to be more attractive to women, you're in luck. In this special “live coaching” episode of the Dating Transformation podcast, Connell Barrett shares a game-changing coaching secret for the first time publicly. He helps his client Nick transform his confidence in just 45 minutes. How? Connell guides Nick through a powerful process called “The Confidence Code,” a tested formula that you can use to feel magnetic to women, instantly! Nick literally TRIPLES his self-confidence before your ears, in minutes.Use Connell's Confidence Code. You're about to go from low confidence to knowing how to be more attractive to women. Listen now!Quotes"I should focus on showcasing my own unique qualities and confidently pursue my romantic interests." - Nick"I've learned that fear breeds self-doubt, but embracing confidence leads to meaningful connections on dates." - Nick"I doubted my old belief and embraced a better, more truthful belief. I changed my body language to align with this new mindset."- NickFeatured in the episodeNick (Guest)Connelll Barrett (Host)Founder and Executive Coach of Dating TransformationWebsite: https://datingtransformation.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/datingtransformationChapters00:29 Introduction07:49 Unlocking Confidence: Inner Power over External Validation11:54 Overcoming Debilitating Beliefs in Dating14:54 Exploring Worth and Value in Dating22:21 Embracing Manhood: Redefining Masculinity30:08 Physical Exercise for Boosting Confidence34:06 Radical Authenticity: Transforming Dating Challenges39:14 Counter-Evidence: Challenging Limiting Beliefs44:12 Questioning the Masculine Archetype51:22 Exploring the Complexity of Masculinity56:00 Empowering Beliefs: Replacing the Old01:01:59 Confidence Kickoff: Embodying the New Belief01:11:25 Boosting Confidence: Daily Reinforcement and Proof01:15:06 Outro

Founded in 2016, Pandia Health, the only doctor-led, women-founded, women-led birth control delivery company, is building the online health brand women trust. The brand improves women's lives by providing a one-stop solution for prescription birth control and acne treatment. By providing online doctors' visits for prescriptions and automating medication delivery, Pandia Health empowers women with convenient, confidential, and reliable access to expert women's healthcare. The company was named to Inc.'s Best in Business: Health Services and its co-founder and CEO, Sophia Yen, MD, MPH, was named as one of Inc.'s Most Dynamic Women Entrepreneurs. Pandia Health can deliver to the entire United States and can provide asynchronous online doctors' visits in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, and Wyoming, with plans to expand in the United States in 2023. In this episode of Takin' Care of Lady Business®, Jennifer Justice and Dr. Sophia Yen discussed the founding of Pandia Health, a telehealth company providing birth control, acne, and menopause treatments. They discussed the difficulty of raising money for startups, the use of philanthropic dollars, and the companies Dr. Yen has invested in. They also discussed the different types of birth control pills available, the importance of estrogen for bone health, the effectiveness of emergency contraception, and the need for more training in menopause treatment. Additionally, they discussed the challenges of starting a company as a woman, the importance of building a community and finding mentors, the need for a diverse team, and the importance of preventative care in medicine. Here is what to expect on this week's show:  How women's health extends beyond birth control and abortion, encompassing menopause treatments, acne treatments, and preventative care. Why building a community, finding a mentor, and having a team that understands the startup process are valuable pieces of advice for starting a company. How donor-advised funds can support companies, and only a small percentage of venture capital money goes to women. Why access to treatments for birth control, acne, and menopause, as well as preventative care, is crucial for women's health. The importance of finding mentors, building diverse teams, and being mindful of financial decisions is highlighted for women starting a company. Quotes: "We will always tell you what's best for your health, even if it's not good for our bottom line." – Dr. Sophia Yen "We're here for Acne. We're going to do menopause, and we're going to do other low-risk women's health that we feel is safe on telemed." – Dr. Sophia Yen "I feel that women often control a lot of philanthropic dollars, and also women are hesitant to invest…If you want to see more women founders, women, we need your funding." – Dr. Sophia Yen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Elevated Man Podcast with Apollonia Ponti  3 Internal Obstacles MEN Face In Attracting Women Today! (Don't Let This Be You) In today's podcast, Apollonia Ponti will explain to you 3 internal obstacles that men face when trying to attract women. Apollonia understands the lack of drive or self-esteem men face today in dating. The expectations and the image men have to meet can lead to them self-sabotaging their lives. Apollonia will explain how to be confident in your life, present your best self, and attract the women you want. 4:49 - Build a more positive self-image 8:39 - Recognizing your self-sabotaging behaviors.  Free eBook:  7 Common Mistakes Men Make When Attracting a Woman Follow Apollonia On:  Instagram  Facebook    Youtube   Website  Listen and Subscribe to the Write Your Legend Podcast with Apollonia Ponti on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and the CLNS Media Network mobile app.

Young women today are struggling, and the research is discouraging. A recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report discussed some disturbing findings that teen girls are experiencing record high levels of violence, sadness, and suicide risk. On this week's episode I discuss the serious mental health and safety challenges today's young women face, and how as parents, sisters, aunts, friends, and Church leaders we each have the opportunity to profoundly influence the lives of girls and young women. I share three important tips for lifting the young women in your life, and issue a challenge to educate yourself on these important issues.     Resources:  CDC Report: U.S. Teen Girls Experiencing Increased Sadness and Violence: https://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2023/p0213-yrbs.html   “Girls On The Brink” Book: https://www.amazon.com/Girls-Brink-Daughters-Increased-Depression/dp/0593233077/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1TIIVCYNLSATW&keywords=on+the+brink+girls&qid=1686489962&sprefix=on+the+brink+girls%2Caps%2C132&sr=8-1   Panel Discussion: Teen Girls Experiencing Increased Sadness and Violence: A Discussion with Utah Experts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_Qq3Lvdsz0&feature=youtu.be     Sign up to receive monthly emails from Dr. Madsen to see updated research, resources and events at www.utwomen.org. These can be helpful whether you are in Utah or beyond.     Learn more about Dr. Susan Madsen at https://susanrmadsen.com/.  

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Celebrating Women's History MonthPart 2Thank you to all that shared!!!This is a SHE Gets It Pod BonusThis world will be nowhere without women, being great, having patience, and pushing through everything that was against them. There are women now still pushing through everything that has been set to make them fail. But if you listen to the conversation that is happening today, if you look at the work place today, women are still at war with corporations and society, norms being against women. This episode is to bring light to what was and now what is when it comes to women. I am a mother I am a sister I am a daughter and I am raising two wonderful young ladies to one day become women and I need them to hear this and understand that we are needed, we are wanted, we deserve respect, we deserve to share space, and decisions that are being made for the way that we live. Thank you for supporting the podcast. Thank you for supporting a woman in your life. It matters and we appreciate it..chanbepoddin.comThank you to Miko, Gigi, Ash and all the women doing their work.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/she-gets-it/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Podcaster Margo Lovett interviews Jewel Diamond Taylor to discuss the mental, emotional, and physical health of women. What is happening to women today?  Are women in a crisis?  Are women seeking help?  Are women overwhelmed?Support the show

Colts are several piece away from being relevant in the AFC South. Chris Ballard has a lot of heavy lifting to do - is he the guy Colts fans should believe can do it? His team's record over six seasons is 45-52-1! Are fans (and Jim Irsay) right to buy what Ballard is selling? IU Basketball got a couple of breaks last night as Michigan and Rutgers lost - can they beat Michigan Sunday to take advantage of them? Pacers lose without Haliburton to the Spurs, who were minus Popovich! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We swear this episode has substance in it, you just have to get through the nonsense at the begining.

Black women are just ELITE, but I'm sure you already know that. As the sista-streak continues we get to discuss some very interesting black women experiences. Of course we have to recap the Emmy Winning night that came in all black with coco butta!! Sheryl Lee Ralph and Quinta Brunson made a historic moment, the awkward black girl phase is living and thriving babyy!! Black Ariel ain't never hurt nobody!! Touching on Hollywoods issue with representation, I strongly feel had Tyler Perry done this production thing would be.. DIFFERENT. No shade but we have to stop supporting companies that literally hate the black culture. A deeper topic really had me in my feels, and I need some honest feedback on it. The Woman King starring Viola Davis released recently and apparently it's another white wash film. Telling the history of the Dahomey tribe, huge portions of history were sugar coated, making the overall feel seem...well fake.. Tune in now, let me talk my sh*t!! Also check out my articles on hip-hopvibe.com, hypefresh.com, hiphopdose.com, digitalbuzznow.com and 4shomag.com !! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/robin-evette/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/robin-evette/support

Investing in tomorrow's women, today. In this episode, Davinia talked to Abi Wright, a gender equality activist and co-founder of Festival of The Girl. Davinia and Abi discussed: The confidence gap between boys and girls which starts from as early as 8 Why being a mother of daughters sparked the catalyst for Festival of The Girl Why rest is a dirty word for some women and how we end up overcompensating at home for bringing in less money by doing the lion's share of domestic work Festival of the Girl takes place this year on 9 October live at the Business Design Centre in London. To buy tickets or sign up for the free virtual workshops from anywhere in the world, visit festivalofthegirl.com  To find out more about how rainchq can help you establish the building blocks of sustainable long-term wealth and live life entirely on your own terms, visit www.rainchq.com This season we're proud to be partnering with Nosso, an awesome new app created to help parents invest for their children's futures with the support of their close family & friends. Nosso offers investment products like Junior Stocks & Shares ISAs, General Investment Accounts and coming soon Bare Trusts (full explanation coming in an upcoming podcast episode!) Nosso make gifting from family and friends super memorable with messages and photos, which means any money you gift on behalf of children has a lasting legacy. Find out more here. Remember as with all investing, your capital is at risk. All Rainmakers in our private members club, both group and 1:1, receive a £50 bonus when they set up a Nosso JISA. Offer subject to terms and conditions and for a limited time only. Follow us @rainchq on all social media platforms; and connect with Davinia via Linkedin. This podcast is produced by KMRA Media.

You can check out the Ladies Love Politics blog and read a transcript/references of this episode at www.ladieslovepolitics.com. If you're looking for something to listen to besides politics, check out my crime podcast on YouTube.Ladies Love Crime: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Z3F_1rn3a637H_p7YtMUg Background Music Credit:Music: Hang for Days - Silent Partner https://youtu.be/A41A0XeU2dsREFERENCES: REFERENCE: https://powertodecide.org/what-we-do/access/birth-control-accesshttps://www.vice.com/en/article/88q85a/illegal-online-pharmacies-counterfeit-birth-control

We dig back...waaaayyy back...into the audio archives to listen to advice given to women on how to be better housewives.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Maternity homes might be one of the best kept secrets of the pro-life movement in the United States. But with the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade, it's time more people knew about them. This week on The Pillar In-Depth, Kate Olivera profiles a maternity home in Chicago and two women who have benefited from its service. Show notes: https://www.helpaidforwomen.org/ https://leo.nd.edu/partners-projects/projects/national-maternity-housing-coalition/ Want to share feedback or a pitch? Email Kate at kolivera@pillarcatholic.com Projects like “The Pillar In-Depth” are made possible by our subscribers. Please consider subscribing today at www.pillarcatholic.com/subscribe

On this episode, we discuss some stuff about women...getting fancy vs. keeping it simple , birth control, Tessa watching too much TikTok, and Ben hating Sundays.

Guest host, Nikki Patterson talks with Judy Brown and Joan Hampeter about their long experience supporting women in leadership and what women face in and out of the workplace today.

Andy McEntee discusses the posthumous awarding of the Freedom of Galway to his mother Ena.

In today's episode, we interview two Christian men on what they are looking for in a woman, what they've encountered in the Christian dating scene, and more! Join us with Terry Lee and LaDarius Gammage.

It would be hard to close out the month of March without talking about Women's History month, and some of the topics from a financial standpoint that are really hitting women hard. And especially three topics consisting of how women invest, equal pay, and lastly, the impact of caregiving, especially on women and financially. So we're going to dive into those three topics today as we celebrate Women's History Month. So if you know anyone who could benefit from having knowledge around these areas, please share this podcast. We love when you share our content. This is our way of offering free education and an introduction to the work that we do at Forethought Planning. Find out more about Forethought Planning: www.forethoughtplanning.comFollow Forethought Planning on social media:FacebookLinkedInYouTube channelScore our free Wealth Assessment tool on our website.Securities offered through LPL Financial, a member of FINRA/SIPC. Advisory services offered through Advisors' Pride, a SEC registered investment advisor. LPL Financial, Advisors' Pride, Forethought Planning and the guests of Thrive For[e]ward podcast are separate and unaffiliated parties. The views expressed here are those of the participants, and not those of Forethought Planning, Advisor's Pride, or LPL financial. The opinions voiced in this material are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. LPL Financial and Forethought Planning do not offer legal services.   

This week on Inside Appalachia, we'll listen back to an encore episode, all about how women in the mountains spearheaded movements to battle racial injustice, defend healthy communities, and fight for the rights of all Appalachians. We'll talk with the author of a book called “To Live Here You Have To Fight,” hear from podcaster Anna Sale, and visit a camp that teaches young people to play rock music. Women aren't front and center when we usually hear about the region's history, but they've been influential in everything from the coal industry to labor movements to preserving traditions. Today, women are building on this history -- continuing to be role models for society, while taking our Appalachian roots into the modern day. In this episode, we'll learn about several of them, and what their stories reveal about modern movements for change across our region.

This week on Inside Appalachia, we'll hear how women in the mountains spearhead movements to battle racial injustice, defend healthy communities and fight for the rights of all Appalachians.  We'll talk with the author of a book called “To Live Here You Have To Fight,” hear from podcaster Anna Sale and visit a camp that teaches young people to play rock music. Women aren't front and center in accounts of the region's history, but they've been influential in everything from the coal industry to labor movements to preserving traditions. Today, women are building on this history -- continuing to be role models for society, while taking our Appalachian roots into the modern day. In this episode, we'll learn about several of them, and what their stories reveal about modern movements for change across our region. How Women Led Appalachian Movements for Social Justice Appalachian history is full of sharp, groundbreaking women who changed the lives of people around them. In the 1960s, a lot of mountain women got involved with the federal War on Poverty to help people access welfare benefits. That led them into partnerships with civil rights activists, disabled miners and others. They teamed up to fight for everything from poor people's rights to community health to unionization. History professor Jessica Wilkerson tracks that history in her book, “To Live Here, You Have to Fight: How Women Led Appalachian Movements for Social Justice.” Wilkerson spoke with Inside Appalachia co-host Mason Adams about what led those women into activism — and what their stories tell us about the world today. “They argued for valuing the common good, and at the end of the day, that's what these women that we're talking about were fighting for,” Wilkerson said. Her book also explores how modern-day movements in Appalachia build on these traditions that were led by women. “In many ways, we're fighting many of the same battles around environmental justice, around basic quality of life.” Empowering Young People Through Music Girls Rock Whitesburg in Whitesburg, Kentucky is a music camp for female, gender-fluid, non-binary and trans youth. Throughout the course of one week, campers learn an electric instrument, form a band and write songs -- which they perform in front of a live audience at the end of the week. While the camp focuses on electric music instruction, participants also learn how music is tied to social justice. Back in 2019, Folkways reporter Nicole Musgrave followed two girls who came to camp and who reinvented a traditional protest song. Women-Led Puppetry Group In Knoxville Throughout history, puppets and marionettes have been used as an accessible means to tell rowdy stories, poke fun at authority figures, and provide cheap entertainment. Puppetry blurs the line between play and politics, between protests, pageants and parades - all of which have a storied history in the South. We'll hear a story from one of our Folkways reporters Katie Myers, on how a group called Cattywampus Puppet Council in Knoxville, Tennessee, is building on that tradition. Let's Talk About Hard Things West Virginia native Anna Sale is host of the popular podcast “Death, Sex & Money.” It's a show that talks about, as she says, “the things we think about a lot and need to talk about more.” Sale's new book, Let's Talk About Hard Things is about having frank conversations about topics that can make us uncomfortable, including relationships and death. “If you are ill, what are the kinds of last conversations you want to have with the people you love? And not try to act like it's not happening,” Sale told Inside Appalachia co-host Caitlin Tan.

Kara Hartley is the Archdeacon for Women's Ministry in the Anglican diocese of Sydney, Australia. In her contribution to our 2022 Lent series, she offers a reflection on the recruiting and training of women for ministry following the New Testament model.

Join The Standard Waiting List Here: https://theaffluentstandard.com/ This week on the podcast Stephan Speaks joins the conversations to talk about how men and women feel about one another, the secret to men increasing their value, and the biggest dating problems he has seen over the years. Be sure to hit the subscribe button and join The Standard waiting list via the link below. Join The Standard Waiting List Here: https://theaffluentstandard.com/ Get the manhood course here: https://roommatesshop.com Sign up for Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/theroommates Follow Hafeez on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hafeezhtx/ Follow Chris on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/belowhtx/

 Many Christians interpret some commands, like 1 Corinthians 11:6 and 1 Timothy 2:9 as situation-specific, while interpreting others, like 1 Corinthians 14:34 and 1 Timothy 2:12 as timeless.  There may be good reasons for understanding some of the commands in the epistles as timeless and others as situation-specific.  However, this episode encourages Christians to take seriously the situational and occasional nature of the New Testament letters and strive for consistency in biblical interpretation.  Furthermore, it encourages Christians to think and to study deeply the biblical documents.    

Our custom may be to interpret scripture as timeless and universal.  We may tend to read the New Testament letters, for example, as containing specific commands and prohibitions that have direct application for all people in all ages.  But should we?  Since the  letters are occasional or situation-specific documents, written to address specific problems in certain first-century churches, should we treat the specific prohibitions and commands there as directly applying to us?  In this episode, Kerry and Becky take a look at 1 Timothy 2:9 and why they believe the prohibition in that text does not apply to women of all time. 

This week on Inside Appalachia, we'll hear how women in the mountains spearheaded movements to battle racial injustice, defend healthy communities, and fight for the rights of all Appalachians. We'll talk with the author of a book called “To Live Here You Have To Fight,” hear from podcaster Anna Sale, and visit a camp that teaches young people to play rock music. Women aren't front and center in accounts of the region's history, but they've been influential in everything from the coal industry to labor movements to preserving traditions. Today, women are building on this history -- continuing to be role models for society, while taking our Appalachian roots into the modern day. In this episode, we'll learn about several of them, and what their stories reveal about modern movements for change across our region. How Women Led Appalachian Movements for Social Justice Appalachian history is full of sharp, groundbreaking women who changed the lives of people around them. In the 1960s, a lot of mountain women got involved with the federal War on Poverty to help people access welfare benefits. That led them into partnerships with civil rights activists, disabled miners and others. They teamed up to fight for everything from poor people's rights to community health to unionization. History professor Jessica Wilkerson tracks that history in her book, “To Live Here, You Have to Fight: How Women Led Appalachian Movements for Social Justice.” Wilkerson spoke with Inside Appalachia co-host Mason Adams about what led those women into activism — and what their stories tell us about the world today. “They argued for valuing the common good, and at the end of the day, that's what these women that we're talking about were fighting for,” Wilkerson said. Her book also explores how modern-day movements in Appalachia build on these traditions that were led by women. “In many ways, we're fighting many of the same battles around environmental justice, around basic quality of life.”  Empowering Young People Through Music Girls Rock Whitesburg in Whitesburg, Kentucky is a music camp for female, gender-fluid, non-binary, and trans youth. Over the course of a week, campers learn an electric instrument, form a band and write songs. At the end, they perform in front of a live audience. While the camp focuses on electric music instruction, participants also learn how music is tied to social justice. Back in 2019, Folkways reporter Nicole Musgrave followed two girls who came to camp and who reinvented a traditional protest song. Women-Led Puppetry Group In Knoxville Throughout history, puppets and marionettes have been used as an accessible means to tell rowdy stories, poke fun at authority figures, and provide cheap entertainment. Puppetry blurs the line between play and politics, between protests, pageants and parades - all of which have a storied history in the South. We'll hear a story from one of our Folkways reporters Katie Myers, on how a group called Cattywampus Puppet Council in Knoxville, Tennessee, is building on that tradition. Anna Sale West Virginia native Anna Sale is host of the popular podcast “Death, Sex & Money.” It's a podcast that talks about, as she says, “the things we think about a lot and need to talk about more.” Sale's new book, “Let's Talk About Hard Things,” is about having frank conversations about topics that can make us uncomfortable, including relationships and death. “If you are ill, what are the kinds of last conversations you want to have with the people you love? And not try to act like it's not happening,” Sale told Inside Appalachia co-host Caitlin Tan.

Tune in as we discuss our views and thoughts on the good and bad intentions of today's women. We had the privilege to include a very intelligent and thought provoking you man by the name of Brennon as cohost on this episode. This discussion was intense but leads to a very solution driven conclusion. Enjoy the clear perspectives! For a chance to have your listener letter read for advice in life go ahead and send us an E-Mail with your FAKE or REAL Name in the subject line at clearvisionpod@gmail.com