Podcasts about womeninradio

Marci Taylor, known on-air as Taylor Hayes on WNIL 107.5FM, brings over two decades of expertise in the radio industry. Starting as a receptionist, she navigated her way through multiple roles, gaining valuable broadcasting and voiceover experience along the way. Today, Marci serves as the General Manager of WSMK/WNIL, where she continues to make an impact in the media world. She's also the dynamic host of "A Journey With Women Who Boss Up" and the visionary CEO behind We Bossy Productions. https://www.wwbossup.com/  https://open.spotify.com/show/55W8CI85fJE8hC6bisjr4t GreatNews.Life and Podcast Host Jenny Craig-Brown have transformed the All About the Girls annual event into a podcast! These monthly episodes feature incredible women giving the audience all the insight about what makes them happy, successful, and motivational. New episodes launch on Sundays to make sure to start your week on a positive note! The All About the Girls Podcast is brought to you by GreatNews.Life

Dr. Jada Watson returns to The Table Women to chat all about women in radio, including: How Jada found her passion for women in radio and later turned that into a career The evolution of her path and the history of radio charts How radio charts even work! Beyoncé, Country Music Radio, and backlash (or not?) The power of having data to back up what we experience The cost of having access to the facts We're still going backwards for female representation in radio, what's up? Tomato-gate and it's impact History of Country Music and how we ended up here There are only ever 3 women “succeeding” at a time - wtf?! Barbie, women in pop music, politics, country music - weird connections! So how do we fix it? Jada's own experiences with being targeted in retaliation for her work Seeing how being armed with information uplifts the next generations And more! Jada's website and other links: www.SongData.ca   Jada Watson, “‘Diversi'tea': Spilling the Data on Inclusive Programming.” Presented at Country Radio Seminar, 1 March 2024.   Jan Diehm and Jada Watson, “They Won't Play a Lady-O on Country Radio: Examining Back-to-Back Plays by Gender, Race, and Sexual Orientation.” The Pudding, 22 May 2023.   Jada Watson, “Redlining in Country Music 2.0: Representation in the Country Music Industry in 2021 and 2022.” SongData Reports; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 17 March 2023.   NOTES: Corb Lund: https://www.corblund.com/ Sarah Harmer: https://sarahharmer.com/ Loretta Lynn: https://lorettalynn.com/ Kitty Wells: https://www.kittywells.com/ Mickey Guyton: https://www.mickeyguyton.com/ Maren Morris: https://www.marenmorris.com/ Beyoncé: https://www.beyonce.com/ Beverly Keel chapter in A Boy Named Sue: Gender and Country Music: https://www.upress.state.ms.us/Books/A/A-Boy-Named-Sue Lainey Wilson: https://www.laineywilson.com/home?page=1 Women In Music: https://www.womeninmusic.org/get-involved Tomato-Gate (Keith Hill): https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/music/2015/06/18/tomato-gate-galvanizes-women-country/28936501/ Jingoism: https://www.britannica.com/topic/jingoism The Chicks: https://thechicks.com/ Robyn Ottolini: https://www.robynottolini.com/ Priscilla Block: https://www.priscillablock.com/ Jada's Toronto Star Article: https://www.thestar.com/opinion/jason-aldean-s-try-that-is-now-no-1-on-the-charts-that-s-a/article_d88b19c8-5cd3-51b9-af43-fc75f98a5fab.html Emily Yahr: “Tracy Chapman, Luke Combs and the Complicated Response to ‘Fast Car'.” Sara Ahmed “Living a Feminist Life”: https://www.jstor.org/stable/j.ctv11g9836 We Belmont: https://www.instagram.com/webelmont/ Rissi Palmer: https://rissipalmermusic.com/ Black Opry: https://www.blackopry.com/ Sasha: https://www.iamsacha.com/ Julie Williams: https://www.thisisjuliewilliams.com/about Roberta Lea: https://www.iamrobertalea.com/ Joy Oladokun: https://www.joyoladokun.com/ Emma White: https://emmawhite.com/ Kelsea Ballerini: https://www.kelseaballerini.com/Cowboys-Cry-Too Carly Pearce: https://www.carlypearce.com/#/ Allison Russell: https://allisonrussellmusic.com/ Carter Faith: https://www.carterfaith.com/   P.S. We discuss the initial reaction to Beyoncé releasing "Cowboy Carter" including the backlash, or what seemed to be backlash, from Country Music Radio. Sarah and Jada discussed videos online regarding radio stations claiming they won't play the record. We went back and were able to find content on the initial incident discussed, but we're still looking for videos describing other incidents. If you know of any information regarding people/stations being against playing "Cowboy Carter" please reach out and send them our way, we'd love to have them and share them with Jada!   

Lisa invites her colleague K.T. Harris to join the podcast to discuss all things Bon Jovi!The two are long-time Bon Jovi fans, and do a deep dive on Hulu's new Bon Jovi documentary series, "Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story." 

Dive into the soulful journey of Mayor Teresa Thomas Smith in this captivating episode of Real Chicks Rock! Presents Real Discussions. From her nostalgic childhood in Adamsville to her trailblazing role as the first female mayor of Palmetto, Georgia, Teresa's story is one of passion, resilience, and community service. Join us as she shares intimate tales of her upbringing, the challenges she faced moving to a new town, and the transformative power of community engagement.  This episode promises to leave you inspired and ready to make a difference in your own neighborhood! Key Takeaways: - Revive Community Spirit through Service - Overcome Limiting Beliefs - Face your challenges head-on and don't Self-Sabotage - Make Transparency & Communication a Priority - Embrace Solutions over Problems  - Embrace Collaboration over Competition #RealChicksRock #Podcast #CommunityLove

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On the latest episode of Real Chicks Rock! Presents Real Discussions: Real Chicks Rock!.  I enjoyed this engaging and thought-provoking conversation with special guest Debbie Graham titled ‘Debbie Graham: Jamaica, ATL & Abroad'.  Debbie talks about her life journey and how her passion for music has remained a constant in her life. She was born in Jamaica, West Indies, and shares her experience as a DJ for over three decades. She also talks about her new venture into music production. We reminisced about her being the first DJ to play at a Real Chicks Rock! Event.  If you're looking for inspiration, I strongly encourage you to listen to this episode and discover the key takeaways from Debbie's incredible story. You won't regret it!     #Atlanta #DiverseWomen #DJ #DebbieGraham #HouseMusic #Music #SoulfulHouse #Music #EmpoweringPeople #ROCkon #RealChicksRock #RCR #RealDiscussions #Interview #StatusNetwork #LyveTV #Media #LiveStreaming #Radio #Radiolife #RadioShow #RadioShowHost #TalkRadio #YouTube #YouTubeChannel #YouTubeVideo #YouTubeVideos #YouTubersofInstagram #WomeninMedia #WomeninRadio

BLACK WOMEN IN RADIO   Who will preserve our history? In April 2023 Black Women In Radio (BWIR) and the Radio Preservation Task Force of the Library of Congress joined forces to launch a new sound and oral history project. For the first time in American history, Black women are not only being recognized, but are included in archival history. LEGENDS: The Evolution and Legacy of Black Radio Culture, led by BWIR Founder, Felèsha Love, is a comprehensive study of radio culture through sound, pivotal historical socio-political challenges, and collectibles from the people who helped shape Black radio and music culture. Love is joined by Mutter Evans, Carole Carper and Jacquie Gales Webb – 3 of the first distinguished “Inaugural 39” inductees. Each woman's unique career is a multi-dimensional journey, rich in history and ripe with full-bodied experiences. You don't want to miss this! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BLACK WOMEN IN RADIO   Who will preserve our history? In April 2023 Black Women In Radio (BWIR) and the Radio Preservation Task Force of the Library of Congress joined forces to launch a new sound and oral history project. For the first time in American history, Black women are not only being recognized, but are included in archival history. LEGENDS: The Evolution and Legacy of Black Radio Culture, led by BWIR Founder, Felèsha Love, is a comprehensive study of radio culture through sound, pivotal historical socio-political challenges, and collectibles from the people who helped shape Black radio and music culture. Love is joined by Mutter Evans, Carole Carper and Jacquie Gales Webb – 3 of the first distinguished “Inaugural 39” inductees. Each woman's unique career is a multi-dimensional journey, rich in history and ripe with full-bodied experiences. You don't want to miss this! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cam and Ali have got a fresh couple in the bathroom today! Nova 100's Belle Jackson and fiancé Luke Adamson have only been engaged for 2 months, but they've been through more than most relationships go through. They chat about moving states for love (and Belle's career), how Belle navigated becoming a step-mum in her 20s, and bringing their relationship stories to brekky radio. LINKS  Follow Belle on Instagram @bellejackson_. Follow Ben, Liam and Belle on Instagram @benliamandbelle. Listen to Ben, Liam and Belle podcast – https://omny.fm/shows/ben-liam. Learn more about Heroes on the Homefront https://www.heroesonthehomefront.com.au/  Follow Cam on Instagram @camerondaddo.  Follow Ali on Instagram @alidaddo.  Follow Nova Podcasts @novapodcastsofficial.  Got a question for Cam & Ali? You can email them at separatebathrooms@novapodcasts.com.au.  CREDITS  Hosts: Cameron Daddo and Alison Brahe-Daddo. Guest: Belle Jackson and Luke AdamsonManaging Producer: Elle Beattie. Producer and Editor: Amy Kimball.  Find more great podcasts like this at novapodcasts.com.au.  Nova Entertainment acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we recorded this podcast, the Gadigal People of the Eora Nation. We pay our respect to Elders past and present. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a special edition of A Woman's View with KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson. She focuses on the topic of Women and Media with three women in management at  Bonneville: Sheryl Worsley, VP Podcasting at Bonneville and KSL Podcasts, Becky Bruce, News Director for KSL newsradio and Kira Hoffelmeyer, Assistant News Director for KSL Newsradio. These amazing women share their career stories in this episode. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is a special edition of A Woman's View with KSL Newsradio's Amanda Dickson. She focuses this week on Women in Media with three women in Bonneville's management: Sheryl Worsley, VP of Podcasting for Bonneville and KSL Podcasts, Becky Bruce, News Director for KSL Newsradio, and Kira Hoffelmeyer, Assistant News Director. In this episode, they take a look at the phrase "women in media," and what that means in 2023. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

BLACK WOMEN IN RADIO   Who will preserve our history? In April 2023 Black Women In Radio (BWIR) and the Radio Preservation Task Force of the Library of Congress joined forces to launch a new sound and oral history project. For the first time in American history, Black women are not only being recognized, but are included in archival history. LEGENDS: The Evolution and Legacy of Black Radio Culture, led by BWIR Founder, Felèsha Love, is a comprehensive study of radio culture through sound, pivotal historical socio-political challenges, and collectibles from the people who helped shape Black radio and music culture. Love is joined by Mutter Evans, Carole Carper and Jacquie Gales Webb – 3 of the first distinguished “Inaugural 39” inductees. Each woman's unique career is a multi-dimensional journey, rich in history and ripe with full-bodied experiences. You don't want to miss this! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BLACK WOMEN IN RADIO   Who will preserve our history? In April 2023 Black Women In Radio (BWIR) and the Radio Preservation Task Force of the Library of Congress joined forces to launch a new sound and oral history project. For the first time in American history, Black women are not only being recognized, but are included in archival history. LEGENDS: The Evolution and Legacy of Black Radio Culture, led by BWIR Founder, Felèsha Love, is a comprehensive study of radio culture through sound, pivotal historical socio-political challenges, and collectibles from the people who helped shape Black radio and music culture. Love is joined by Mutter Evans, Carole Carper and Jacquie Gales Webb – 3 of the first distinguished “Inaugural 39” inductees. Each woman's unique career is a multi-dimensional journey, rich in history and ripe with full-bodied experiences. You don't want to miss this! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Did you know Intern Katie connected with our show through singer songwriter Chloe Marie?  Chloe joined us in studio for a chat and we got the details how that whole thing played out. Plus we get pretty deep on the topic of women in country music, and in radio.  Do Chloe and Katie feel like they have to work harder to get the same opportunities as the guys?  What do they think could be done better?  Check out our chat! 

Everyone say CONGRATS! Our girl Kristin is going to be honored at the CAPITOL with other #WomenInRadio! ✨ + Should she take in her Lesbian cousin even though she knows her family will judge her? What would you do? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hey hey hey y'all; we are back a few days post-sunday, but welcome to another episode of SUPER SUPER soul care Sunday. I pray that you enjoy this episode filled with tokens of bite sized wisdom to encourage black women in any career they choose to take. This authentic conversation of real women talking about real things inspired and refreshed me so very much! Asiya Gilmore is a graduate of Florida A&M University, and is taking the world by storm. Make sure to subscribe to her podcast; The Gilmore Guide Podcast and connect with her on LinkedIn! Please stay tuned for more episodes and share this podcast with a friend.

Angie Balderas has always been brilliant. Raised by Mexican American parents, she tested out of high school at 16, opting to take courses at a Jr. College instead. With a newfound sense of freedom and a more flexible schedule, Angie knocked on the door of a local Spanish-language radio station looking for a job. She was a shoo-in. That very day, she began what would grow into a remarkable career in radio, communications, and engaging the Latino community.Since that time, Angie's work has been something to celebrate. In 2018, she was named one of Radio Inc.'s most influential women in radio, a title she proudly held as she appeared on the magazine's cover in June of that year. Angie would go on to be recognized by the publication again in 2021. As Angie and Amalia discuss this accomplishment, they touch on how proud Angie's family is of her, their unwavering support, and how no one reaches success without a little help and care from others.And Angie knows a thing or two about success! Today, she is the Senior Vice President of Entravision Communications, a digital agency focused on reaching both Hispanic and mainstream customers. She also serves on the Executive Board for Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio, an organization working to support women seeking management and leadership positions in radio.

Phoenix Legend, NATASHA CASTLES, joins Noey this week! Known most commonly as "Castles," Natasha is a woman who worked HARD, from the ground up to prove herself in the radio industry. She has branded herself nationally, created her own platform for artists, AND............... knows how to make herself cum!! BBLU? Episode Breakdown: 2:40 - Who is Castles? 4:00 - The Roosevelt Tape 9:00 - Be Yo'self 16:20 - I Can't Even 23:33 - Relationships 27:20 - Is it Time to Shit on Men Yet? 30:00 - WTF is a Sweetest Day? 31:20 - Gift Giving to Get Some 35:20 - Men Aint Shit (Toxic Take2) 40:50 - Fucking on the First Date 43:00 - Lesbihonest 45:20 - WOMEN CUM FIRST 55:30 - DM's of Doom 60:00 - Where to Find Us Follow Natasha Castles: IG: @natashacastles TW: @natashacastles TikTok: @createyourowngangster Ted Talk:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhMOyy9Nt1g Follow The Roosevelt Tape: https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/the-roosevelt-tape/pl.u-r2yBBVxTqNPgxm IG: @theroosevelttape TW: @roosevelttape Follow Noey: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-bHKbZO8WpF1qZ-pRnFKww IG: @noeygnome TW: @noeygnome TikTok: @noeygnome  

All day, we're honoring women's achievements, raising awareness against bias and taking action for equality. Shout out a woman who has lifted you up by using #iHeartWomensDaySpecial thanks to my good buddy Eric for joining in today, one of my fabulous men co-workers who has always been a strong supporter of women.

Although I celebrate women all year long on this podcast, I'm always up for celebrating Women's History Month and International Women's Day. This week also marks the one-year anniversary of this podcast. I'll revisit some of the inspiring conversations I've had over the last year; call it a best-of if you will. But, I also have some personal news to share.You know, when I launched this podcast just ahead of International Women's Day a year ago, my aunt asked me, "hon…when do we get to hear your story?" I laughed and tucked that comment into the back of my head and tried not to think about it all year.The truth is, while I've been interviewing women about their challenges and triumphs in the media, I've been having a really difficult time myself. Maybe launching this podcast was a means to better understand what I've been going through. But, if you've noticed, you haven't heard too much about my story yet, and why? Fear.Fear seems to be a constant theme on this podcast and it's popped up in almost every conversation. It's different for everyone. Fear of losing one's job. Fear of judgement. Fear of not being good enough. Fear of being too demanding. Fear of asking too much. Fear of saying the wrong thing. Fear of being too confident, too bold, too much…What stops you from making tough decisions? For me, it was the fear of ruining my career; the fear of not getting another great job. The fear of repercussions. But, I did it.I just became a stat in the great resignation and left my job. A job that I absolutely loved. I handed in a resignation letter without even lining up a new full-time job. One of my greatest fears came true in the process: I didn't get to say goodbye. I didn't get a chance to say thank you to my colleagues or partners or the emerging musicians-turned-friends that have been the soundtrack to my last five years.Forbes recently did a piece on the Great Resignation and shared some findings from an American survey that asks what the main causes are. The top three causes were low salary, limited career opportunities, and not feeling valued by management...interesting. Let's unpack one more factor. I think this pandemic has forced many of us to look inwards, asking ourselves who we are, what we care about, and who we want to be next. A job doesn't define you and that's a lesson that I've needed to learn for a long time, but better late than never.I made the decision to resign in the name of self-love and that concept is pretty new for me. The challenges were outweighing the joy I once felt at work.  That may be shocking to some, but as thrilling as these last five years have been at a really exciting company, it became difficult to separate me from SiriusXM.  I also came to an important realization that helped me face my fear; my accomplishments will follow me. Just because you resign, it doesn't erase what you've poured your heart and soul into for five years. It doesn't end friendships that will continue for years to come. I'm grateful for the entire journey, though, and really excited for the future.I have some thanks to give as I end this chapter, and I wasn't given much else of a choice but to do this here. I want to thank SiriusXM and my colleagues for the last five years. I've learned so much about our business and the industry, but also about myself and what I'm capable of. As you know, this podcast is about building community, and celebrating women. Today, I just so happen to be celebrating a personal decision, a new chapter, and five years of accomplishments alongside the amazing guests that were part of year one of the Women in Media podcast. 

Working moms, working in ministry and working in radio...  all these things I have in common with my guest Kelsi Timm from Praise Live in MO.  How does God prepare us for this unique work?Feel free to forward comments to me at angie@risefmohio.comFollow me:  Instagram: Angie.and.FriendsFacebook:  Angie in the Morning

Ophira Eisenberg, host of NPR's Ask Me Another, Peter Bales the Hangin' with Langan official historian, and fabulous performer Keith Price join me to bring their insights and humor to the Best and Worst of 2021 - all while trying to avoid using the “C” word.

Today in the Confessional, Sandy chats with Jo Stanley about her incredible new project, Broad Radio. Jo is synonymous with radio and TV. She is also a columnist and a Key note Speaker. As a radio presenter, Jo built an amazing career spanning 20 years. Having appeared on all TV networks in Australia, Jo is currently co-host of The House Of Wellness on Channel 7, where she loves sharing her passion for mindfulness, meditation, gratitude and self-compassion. She also appears regularly on The Project on Ch 10, writes a column in the Sunday Life Magazine and is the creator of the Play Like A Girl book series for readers aged 8 – 10, about an Under 11 girls' footy team.Jo is now taking all of that hard won knowledge and channelling into Broad Radio, a radio platform created by women for women! Jo's passion is to have a radio network that offers everything from great music to sports to talk back, through a female lens. And we're all for it!To get this amazing initiative off the ground, Jo is crowdfunding and now you can be a part of the journey! What we know is that female led start ups rarely get the investment they deserve, so we can all contribute to this fantastic initiative!"Broad Radio is the mouthy, sassy, funny, classy and clever radio station you can't find anywhere else. wanting all women to be heard and celebrated. We're is here to amplify equality and lift each other up. Together, we'll listen, learn and hell raise. We'll tell stories, share music and have a laugh. And we'll make a space in radio that is uniquely ours.Our Broad Radio app will give you all of that - in your pocket."Jo is so genuine and generous and you will love this episode. Please support Broad Radio if you can!You can buy gorgeous Broad Radio Merch or donate here:https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/broad-radio#/You can also follow Jo's program which is currently live on Broad Radio here:https://broadradio.com.au/Instagram: @broad_radioThe Good Girl Confessional is proudly the Podcast of Wb40 - Women Beyond Forty Magazine.https://wb40.com

During my own process, I am learning, discovering, uncovering and rediscovering self reclamation and what that looks like for me.I cannot tell you how to walk through your process or where to start, but what I can do is share what I'm doing to get myself back to basics and rewire my thought process... intentionally.

EPISODE 80WOMEN IN RADIO✨

On season 4 episode 2, we sat down with digital media consultant and women in radio founder Meaghan Taylor to talk about how she grew her platform and what it takes to be in the radio industry. Meaghan has worked in numerous radio markets, such as 104.7 The Flame in Port St Lucie, Fl; BEATZ 96.3 in West Palm Beach, Fl, 92.9 WTUG in Tuscaloosa AL, and most recently Y100 in Miami, FL. In 2016, she founded Women In Radio LLC., an organization for the support and advancement of women in the radio industry. She is in charge of Women In Radio's daily social media accounts, designing graphics/merchandise, securing sponsorship/donations, and curating small to large scale events. For all of our ladies interested in radio, this one is for you! Thank you for supporting Black Girls in Media the Podcast. You can keep up with our cohost Danteé, Kelly, and Shelby on Instagram at @danteesinferno, @itskellyray, and @shelbsdsmith. Also, make sure you are following the official Black Girls in Media Podcast Instagram. Twitter, and TikTok at @bgimpodcast.

First Ladies have run the gamut: gracious, reluctant, trailblazing, opportunistic, a liability to her husband, and ahead of her time, Journalist Amy Russo gives us the dirt on the work, lives, and times of the 47 official First Ladies of the White House. Video chats avail at www.Patreon.com/MaureenLangan

Celebrating Women in Sports with Karen Uyenco What stops you from celebrating your interests and creativity? For many people, it's how certain projects need approval from your company or some authority. The idea of rejection may discourage you, but you should not let it stop or limit you! You can take on passion projects anytime and anywhere through different media platforms. Get out there and celebrate what you love.  In today's episode, Karen Uyenco joins us to talk about her experience of starting a podcast on women in sports. She realized that it was important to give women a voice in the industry. Karen also shares her secret to integrating creativity into her daily life and learning how to prioritize goals and tasks.   If you want to celebrate womanhood and our innate creativity, this episode is for you! Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Discover why your voice as a woman is important.  Understand how to foster creativity every day, even when you're busy.  Learn how to prioritize your goals and set healthy expectations for yourself.  Resources My first book, Relationship Ready: How I Stopped Fucking Randos and Started Cupcaking My Soulmate, is available on Amazon and Audible. FREE workbook! Apply the lessons you learn from this episode as you listen! Subscribe to my mailing list, and I'll send it right away! Connect with Karen: Website | Instagram | Twitter If you're interested in sports talk from a woman's perspective, listen to The Hoops Talk Podcast. The Hoops Talk Ep. 62 with Keia Clarke, COO New York Liberty WNBA tea‪m ‬  The Good News Radio Network   Red Bubble Nadiya Bakes Nadiya's Time to Eat   Episode Highlights Karen's Background Karen is a mother to a 10-year-old. She's also 20 weeks pregnant.  She does social marketing for Facebook and women-owned small businesses.   Karen shares that she studied screenwriting. This experience started her passion for marketing and commercials.  For Karen, marketing is about making great content and narratives.  Listen to the full episode for Karen's recounting of her marketing journey.  The Hoops Talk Podcast Karen shares that she has a love for basketball growing up. She also tried different sports like volleyball and wrestling.  Karen, Liz, and Kyndall all worked for Yahoo Sports. Their conversations eventually led to them starting a podcast. They aimed to bring more awareness about women in sports.  Bringing awareness to the WNBA is one of the podcast's features.  Karen also shares how they grew and improved the podcast in the full episode.  Expanding Your Reach and Voice  The pandemic may have negatively impacted our lives, but Karen shares the magic of being able to reach out and interview anyone because of the Internet.  There is an opportunity to build and cultivate communities even when we're far apart.  Nurture relationships and captivate audiences in virtual spaces.   The Effect of COVID-19 on Sports COVID-19 resulted in the 2020 NBA Bubble.  Amid COVID-19, players were able to form relationships with players outside their team.    Mental health became a focus in the bubble.  A player's mental state affected their performance.    Working with a Network The Hoops Talk Podcast works with The Good News Radio Network.  The network scouted them because they were looking for women running a sports podcast. Karen, Liz, and Kyndall were able to make great connections through the network. Being part of a network makes cross-promotion and helping each other easier.  How to Nurture Your Creativity Karen says that you can find creativity in everyday routines.  She enjoys playing with her daughter, cooking, and doing arts and crafts.  Many creatives may find breaks and lulls in creativity because they're busy. You can instead weave it into what you do.  Creative activities can have dual purposes.   For instance, you can express your creativity when you cook and feed people as well. Have Grace and Prioritize  It's normal to have a long list of things you want to do, but you need to learn how to prioritize.  Karen's daily non-negotiable is having grace every day. Have the grace to accept what you've finished and be grateful for where you are.  Accept that you can't do everything, and that's okay.  Advice on What to Do When You're Struggling When you're struggling, imagine yourself 5 or 10 years into the future, looking back to this moment.  This helps you to learn, heal, and be grateful for the moment.  5 Powerful Quotes from This Episode “I think mental health took a stage in addition to social justice both in the NBA bubble and the WNBA bubble. Because what we were seeing is how your mental state can affect your performance.” “The opportunity and the connections we made last year... both from tapping into what's going out there, tapping into the community, and then just kind of breathing this reassurance that we're doing the right thing.” “I find my creativity comes just from living life.” “So I think just having grace and then being grateful about what I did do today and what my life is like now, especially in comparison to what was in the past, I think that's a great daily non-negotiable, especially with what we're all juggling with.” “If you're suffering now, look forward... Transport yourself almost to that future, and be able to look back at what happened and be sort of, heal from it, learn from it, and be grateful about where you're at.”  About Karen Karen Uyenco has over 15 years of social media and creative digital content strategy experience. Her strengths include digital marketing, social analytics, design, and writing. For Karen, good work takes time and should not be rushed. Collaboration and dreaming big are the key components of any work she takes. On her website, she details her different services ranging from brand to social media strategy.  Aside from her marketing work, Karen co-hosts The Hoops Talk Podcast, a sports podcast from a woman's perspective.      Interested to know more about Karen and her work? Reach out to her on Instagram and Twitter.   Enjoy the Podcast? Learning how you could improve your relationships, whether romantic, familial, business, friendships, and with yourself, has never been this easy. If you enjoyed today's episode of The Relationship Ready Podcast, then hit subscribe and share it with your friends! Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this with your family and friends so they can feel empowered and inspired to reach their dreams. Have any questions? You can contact me through email or find me on Instagram or Facebook. Thanks for listening! For more updates and episodes, visit my website. You may also tune in on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify. To being relationship ready, Heidi B  

As part of the MBC’s 100 Years of Radio salute, Andrea Darlas talks to Dave Plier about her upcoming ‘Women in Radio’ event: ‘Can You Be an Effective Boss Without Being Called a Bitch’ on March 29th at 7pm CT. Register at tinyurl.com/MBCevents. For more information visit museum.tv.

Hear from our amazing, passionate Georgia and the enthused and energised Kristin Fergusson, as they discuss music, innovation, and women's empowerment in this week's episode!

In our usual fun way, Prof. Peter and I talk history and welcome our talented Irish friend, DJ Fiona Walsh, to tell us what lured her to America - Great White American Teeth! We even welcome a random Hanging with Langan subscriber named Langan to spontaneously join us on air! All video podcasts are available when you subscribe at Patreon.com/MaureenLangan All audio shows are free or pay what you can at Venmo@molangan Paypal.me/molangan

Brett Debritz and Spencer Howson are joined by Natalie Bochenski to discuss World Expo 88 and radio stardom, and ask: Are they playing my song? Ep 11 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit misterbrisbane.substack.com

In this difficult time, it is important to get vital information and resources to those in need. BWIR Community Matters is one way our organization leads communities toward helpful solutions. You will be inspired by this interview.  BWIR Public Affairs Director Angela Greene talks to Cherita Toussaint about surviving her painful past and answering the call to help children from drug-addicted parentsBlack Women In Radio (BWIR) LLC.  is the first organization to push minority female broadcasters forward in a way that celebrates them as the significant contributors to society that they are. We are here to celebrate our diversity and tell our stories like only we can.

BLACK WOMEN IN RADIO (BWIR) supports wellness advocacy. We are proud to support the next generation of therapists. Meet Phallon Foxworth!Phallon, originally from Detroit, MI, is a class of 2018 graduate of Spelman College, where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. She has identified her passion within the field of psychology and aspires to attain her doctorate. She envisions her career path including work with individuals who are incarcerated and providing therapeutic services to those who could not usually afford it. In 2017, Phallon began a scholarship fund, Rosa's Angel Scholarship, Inc., for Detroit youth who are entering their freshman year of college. The nonprofit organization was established in honor of her grandmother, a breast cancer survivor, who taught Phallon about the importance of giving back. The organization has provided six young scholars with assistance in attaining their Bachelor's degree to date. Phallon is a proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated and received her Master's in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine from Boston University School of Medicine in 2020. She is currently working as a therapist with adolescents and young adults.

Black Women In Radio(BWIR) celebrates its collaboration with their international sisters in media. Born out of the need to create digital safe spaces for Black women, Black Dope Mums leads a powerful movement of global reach.The Dope Black Mums Podcast is a ‘keeping it real' weekly podcast fronted by five dope black mums who rarely agree on anything. Giving insight into their experience of modern-day motherhood - with top tips, inspirational guests, insightful topics, eye-opening honesty, and lots of laughter. The podcast episodes stream on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and all major streaming platforms.  Digital Safe Space, Podcast & Sisterhood.Meet Carina White!Carina is Head of Business & Partnerships, BCOMs (The Black Collective of Media in Sport) Board Member, School Governor, Dope Black Mums Podcaster and also a freelance Brand Specialist. Carina is an accomplished public and panel speaker and is regularly booked to participate in events surrounding sport, diversity and other topics.Carina started her career in football over ten years ago when she worked at a football agency. She was responsible for player contract negotiation, player PR, crisis management and media training for athlete clients.Carina went on to join a sports management company from media agency MediaCom, and brought with her a wealth of experience in Media, Advertising and Marketing, Event Management and PR.Listed as The Voice Newspaper's One to Watch for 2020 and also nominated for a We Are The City Rising Star award, Carina is making her mark within the industry.Black Women In Radio (BWIR) LLC.  is the first organization to push minority female broadcasters forward in a way that celebrates them as the significant contributors to society that they are. We are here to celebrate our diversity and tell our stories like only we can.

Georgia State Representative Valencia Stovall is running for Senator in November. Check out her story. https://www.gostovall.com/mystory/Stovall was first elected to the Georgia House of Representatives in 2012 and have been a bi-partisan leader for eight years, working with both liberals and conservatives to develop a $45 million grant for local governments, passing legislation to protect special needs students, authored legislation to reform Georgia's education funding formula, and co-sponsored over a dozen bills to improve the lives of Georgians that have been signed into law.She instrumented the development of a House Study Committee to support Georgia farmers through the revitalization of the Atlanta State Farmers Market, developed a special House Committee to engage stakeholders across Georgia on school redesign and have served on over twenty-one committees, state commissions and non-profit boards.

Paris Nicole talks about being a woman in charge of her life and destiny. She is the Program Director and Midday radio personality at HipHop 103.9 and the 2020 BWIR INFLUENCER feature during August. 

Black Women In Radio talk about job loss and rebranding.

BWIR Public Relations Director interviews Marlyn Tillman, retired educator and Founder of Gwinnett Stopps.

One conversation with a homeless man from Baltimore taught me something about thankfulness. We will always have something to complain about, but it was the pizza box that is the reminder to choose gratitude over complaint.

 Learn what it feels like to find your place in an ever-changing industry.

BAM! Those disasters in life are exactly what got our attention and reminded us of God's truths and words of warning.

The climb to success is long and tedious. Learn a few valuable secrets to success from triple-threat radio veteran Tammi Mac.

Who are you darling, Who are you?In this session I would like to introduce to you M.Blaze and  Why the Unexpected Theory came about. 

From Women In Radio, Meaghan Taylor joins us and tells us more about her story in the industry, what her brand is all about and where she is at right now.

  Welcome to The G Code Podcast with ADRI.V The Go Getta Episode 82 featuring The Go Getta Meaghan Taylor, Radio Personality and Founder of Women In Radio. In this episode, I had the chance to chat with Meaghan Taylor about building her business Women In Radio which is a community for women in radio who are shaping the culture. Meaghan shares how she got into radio and why it was important for her to create such a platform. Listen as Meaghan shares “The Pretty, The Ugly and The Grind to success” with her journey in radio and building her business.  Take notes as she shares her Top 3 G Codes to success and more about Women In Radio.   Learn about Women In Radio WEB: www.WomenInRadio.org Women In Radio social media  @WomenInRadio   Check out The G-Code Weekly With ADRI.V The Go Getta for a dope motivational message and meetings with featured Go Getta's as they give you the G Codes to Success. Get to know The Pretty, The Ugly, The Grind of Success. Listen to The G-Code Here!   Listen to The G Code Podcast with ADRI.V on Apple Podcast, Soundcloud, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeartRadio 

In this episode we had the honor of interviewing the founder of Women in Radio LLC Meag Taylor! She gives us some backround of how she's climbed the ranks in the radio industry and reaching her newfound success with Y100 Miami. Check out this episode and be sure to stop by Womeninradio.org to support the Women in Radio store ASAP!