Podcasts about women who speak

Women Who Speak About The Domestic Abuse Experiences are often attacked and retraumatised by family and friends..... Thus victimising the victim and protecting the perpetrator. But we are calling women to be brave and speak up and out - that's the only way to Break The Cycle of abuse and trauma. At RECLAIMYOU www.raisingremarkableteenagers.com/reclaimyou Meet a community of women who have experienced abuse and are RECLAIMING THEMSELVES from the trauma of the initial abuse, societal attack - which has left them STUCK, with low self esteem, emotionally even physically wounded, affects them as mothers and their relationship with their kids too. These women join RECLAIMYOU so they can heal, shine and thrive and fulfil your destiny. Contact angie@raisingremarkbleteenagers.com www.raisingremarkableteenagers.com/reclaimyou --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/raisingteenagers/message

The Power Behind Women Who Speak With God Usually, their prayer simply starts with “Oh Lord, I pray…” In this unique, insightful and revelatory episode, we show the power behind four women who  simply speak to God following the path of 3 P's namely Protection (Nurturing), Prayer and Praise. Three of them are the Biblical figures of Miriam, Hanna  and Mary. The fourth one is contemporary and is simply, your mother. This is the path that fulfilled the prophecy in Isaiah 33:22 that stated that our God is the Lawgiver, Our Judge and Our King.  Through this path God gave us Moses, Samuel, Jesus and YOU. It's the path of Redemption that shows you the amazing power and oneness of the Trinity and God's love and desire to reach man. ( photo credit: Gera Kawesa Currie: our mother Ruth Nalongo Nansambu Kawesa (RIP)

On Asked and Answered by Soul Jennifer Urezzio and coach and storytelling expert Johanna Walker share their thoughts about speaking courageously and authentically, and why that is so important. When we are willing to tell the vulnerable stories that take us to the edge, those are the most powerful ones that others need to hear. Listen now as Jennifer and Johanna talk about taking a stand for our genius and the simplicity and beauty of our own stories. Johanna also shares tips for taking baby steps to step out of our comfort zone and begin creating authentic connections with others. This will open doors and allow us to be more of ourselves as we trust and lay the groundwork for bigger, bolder expansion. You can learn more about Johana at https://www.johannawalker.com/. About Johanna: Johanna is the founder of Women Who Speak, a transformational speaker coaching program for female leaders, and The Speaker's Playground, an unconventional training group where entrepreneurs and community leaders become confident and memorable speakers. She is the co-founder of Boulder's popular story slam series, Truth Be Told, where audience members come to the stage to tell true stories about their lives. In addition to her work as a speaker and coach, Johanna has written and performed solo theater pieces that she's toured throughout the US and Canada. She lives in Boulder, Colorado, The Asked and Answered by Soul podcast is dedicated to helping you understand that your Soul is the answer. If you are interested in learning more about the answers of your Soul, you can secure your free sacred practice tool here: https://www.soullanguage.us/sacredpractice/. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Allyship, amplification and understanding are incredibly important. I am celebrating the history of Black History Month, two amazing women to inspire me personally and professionally and ways we can be better allies of support. It can be hard to have tough conversations, but these are issues our black friends, colleagues and even family members are living with on a day to day basis. These are conversations that are happening more and more frequently at home in the workplace and can be tough to navigate but are so important to truly reach an inclusive state and close the gap on a variety of disparities.

Is communicating your message on stage one of your goals or dreams? Then this week's guest has amazing tips just for you! She's a seasoned speaker and speaking coach who is passionate about helping all people find their stories and tell them in an impactful way.   We talk about: - How did Johanna get into speaking? (Hint: She used to be super shy and thought “men are smart and women are not...I am a female, so I must not have anything of value to say”) - Is it possible to learn to have presence and charisma on stage? - Johanna's experience studying abroad in Italy. - Tips for getting speaking engagements - Why you need to let YOURSELF know you are a speaker - Discovered she needed to speak for all women...and all people...to liberate all of us. - What's your "genie gem"? - Ignite Your Speaking Power (mini-training) free! JohannaWalker.com/copythatpops   Our Guest     Johanna Walker is the fear-blasting, storytelling maven for coaches, consultants, leaders, and change-makers. She’s the founder of Women Who Speak, a transformational speaker coaching program for female leaders, and she’s the co-founder and co-host of Boulder, Colorado’s popular bi-monthly story slam series, Truth Be Told.   In addition to her work as a speaker and coach, Johanna has written and performed solo theater pieces that she’s toured throughout the US and Canada.   She holds an M.Ed. from Kent State University, an MFA from Naropa University, and is a certified WholeSpeak Public Speaking Coach.   Johanna's TED Talk "The Stories That Live in Our Bodies"   Great Quotes   "My story was about my story of silence and experience of not speaking." - Johanna Walker "I could feel my voice connect with the people in the room." - Johanna Walker "This is a part of a bigger story...of women...of women in speaking." - Johanna Walker "'You rarely meet a woman who's as smart as her husband.' - I bought into that story." - Johanna Walker "I really found my voice through creativity." - Johanna Walker "On stage, I had permission to speak...something about that opened the door for me to take up space, speak my truth, and tell my story." - Johanna Walker "Start identifying as a speaker." - Johanna Walker "It takes networking and pitching, and networking and pitching, and networking and pitching [to get speaking opportunities]." - Johanna Walker "Presence is 'I'm showing up fully.'" - Johanna Walker "Go forth and speak." - Johanna Walker "If you feel the call, I say answer it. Answer it in spite of whatever story you are telling yourself or despite whatever fear you might be feeling." - Johanna Walker   Take Action Now!   Amazon Bestselling Book Workshop [free] Bestselling Book Accelerator Speaker's Secret Gig List  

I’ve had both a challenging and exhilarating relationship with public speaking - from growing up absolutely dreading it and avoiding it at all costs, to discovering that when I am finally up there and doing it, I have a lot to share, and am been able to make a meaningful impact. Today’s guest Johanna Walker shares her story of growing up on the more shy and quiet side only to discover the profound presence and power of her voice on stage. She went on to craft a powerful talk about her journey of navigating grief after growing older and one day realizing she would never become a mother. It was through hearing another woman’s story that she could relate to that pulled her out of the grief and into a mission of telling her own story and supporting others to do the same. She now encourages all of us to tell the stories we never thought we would want to tell because of how much they may help someone else. There are many powerful take-aways in today’s episode ~ I hope you enjoy it.   In this episode we discussed: Johanna’s story of moving through grief after never having children, and how she crafted a moving talk that touched the hearts of many The power of storytelling in sharing your message How to tap into charisma and presence Johanna’s story of growing up as the quiet girl to embodying a powerful stage presence through sharing poetry and talks, to her life now as a teacher for public speaking Johanna’s process of finding your “genie gem” ~ the essence of what will make your talk most meaningful and memorable How becoming a powerful speaker influenced Johanna’s relationship to fear Stay in Touch with Johanna: Website Business Facebook page LinkedIn Johanna Walker is the fear-blasting, storytelling maven for coaches, consultants, leaders, and change-makers. She’s the founder of Women Who Speak, a transformational speaker coaching program for female leaders, and she’s the co-founder and co-host of Boulder, Colorado’s popular bi-monthly story slam series, Truth Be Told. In addition to her work as a speaker and coach, Johanna has written and performed solo theater pieces that she’s toured throughout the US and Canada. She holds an M.Ed. from Kent State University, an MFA from Naropa University, and is a certified WholeSpeak Public Speaking Coach.

Have you ever found yourself crying on stage and wished you could make it all stop? Do you avoid difficult topics in your presentations in fear of getting emotional and looking unprofessional? If you've ever found yourself feeling uncomfortable about your vulnerability coming through, today's episode will change your mind about its value. I interview Johanna Walker, the fear-blasting, storytelling maven for coaches, consultants, leaders, and change-makers. She’s also the founder of Women Who Speak, a transformational speaker coaching program for female leaders. We discuss: why navigating difficult emotions on stage is so tough how to use these emotions to connect with (instead of hide from) audience members what you should do if you begin to cry in the middle of your presentation a couple other strategies to be vulnerable, besides telling traumatic childhood stories what you should do if you have a difficult time expressing the emotion in a story that should be told in an emotional way how to tell stories that 'take you to your edge.'  mistakes people make when trying to add emotion  one action step you can take as soon as you finish listening to this episode   Learn more about Johanna Walker and her coaching services here.   Sponsored by Told Video: Original, thoughtful storytelling for your brand. Here to help you with your next step in marketing: a meaningful video. Let your story out into the world - get it Told. Learn more at Toldvideo.com

Johanna gets super real and honest in our conversation.  We talk about the transformational power of using your voice, sharing your story, speaking in front of others… even when if feels absolutely terrifying. She shares about the moment when you know you have something to say and your mind says, “NO WAY!,” but your heart knows you must — and how that led to her most raw talk ever.   And we talk about making a contribution to people’s lives by building connection, and unraveling oppression, through the act of telling our stories. In this convo we get into: Courageous action How are body is connected to our voice, both physically and metaphorically The power, transformation, and liberation of storytelling Managing the fear that can come when speaking up or from the stage THE most vulnerable talk she ever gave (link is below) The true soul of her work as a public speaker and speaking coach Discovering your own “f*ck nugget” More about Johanna: Johanna Walker is the fear-blasting, storytelling maven for coaches, consultants, leaders and change-makers. (also known as a public speaking coach) As a keynote speaker and workshop facilitator, she has presented for corporations, non-profits, start-ups and community organizations, helping audiences develop authentic presence as speakers, find the ideas they want to be known for, and craft those ideas into compelling presentations. Johanna is the founder of Women Who Speak, a transformational speaker coaching program for female leaders, and leads The Speaker’s Playground, an ongoing practice group for new and seasoned speakers. She is the co-founder and co-host of Boulder’s popular bi-monthly story slam series, Truth Be Told, (www.storyslamboulder.com) where people from the audience come to the stage and tell true stories about their lives. In addition to her work as a speaker and coach, she has written and performed solo theater pieces that she’s toured throughout the US and Canada. Want help with your own public speaking? You can get her FREE “Ignite Your Speaking Power” video class where you’ll learn tips for making friends with your fear of public speaking, how to get to the heart of your message, secrets to crafting a talk that attracts clients and followers and what it takes to risk being visible. www.johannawalker.com/nakedconversations Or connect with Johanna: www.johannawalker.com www.storyslamboulder.com https://www.instagram.com/jaywalk63/ https://www.facebook.com/GetRealPublicSpeaking/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/getrealpublicspeaking/ Resources Mentioned: Johanna’s talk on the struggle and heartache of not getting married and having kids is HERE Want to check out if coaching is right for you?  Book a discovery call here. More from ME: Explore my cyber-home and all the goods: sagebhobbs.com Sign up for free communication advice and the insider scoop:  sagebhobbs.com/ask And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? If SO, yay! Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (SUPER DUPER appreciated) gold stars: Leave me a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help MORE amazing women find the show.  Thank you :)

The music that captivates us is often an extention of oneself. In the 90s, that is exactly what Tori Amos was for our friend Sam. Who knew that a casual Saturday night watching SNL would blossom into a musical relationship for over 20 years? Tori Amos and many other ‘vocal brauds’ are raw and real. They speak, we listen. Now hear our friend Sam tell us why she likes “women who talk about stuff.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tracy Oyekanmi is a Communications specialist with proven experience in Marketing Communications, Public Relations, and Strategy for 10 years. Over the years, she’s had notable success with managing Corporate PR and Crisis for various admirable brands and International companies in her home country, Nigeria such as Lufthansa German Airlines, Mercedes-Benz, APPLE, TETRAPAK to mention a few. Now, she focuses on training discerning leaders and organizations on using communications to improve their efficiency and when she’s not training, she tutors at Simon Page College of Marketing- An approved Learning partner for The Chartered Institute of Marketing UK certifications across Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana. She is also currently enrolled in a research program in Philadelphia on a partial scholarship. Tracy believes that irrespective of what you sell, whether goods or services, “only words have the power to capture the hearts of those that need to hear, see or feel it.”

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