Kendra Cole is the CEO and co-founder of Crypto Mom, a Black-owned and female-run app focused on helping diverse, millennial women and mothers to enter the crypto space and take financial charge. Kendra shares her journey to becoming a confident Bad Bitch, including how she pivoted in the economic downturn to switch careers and used the pandemic as an opportunity to dig deeper into crypto. In that learning process, she shares the realized gaps for women in the financial services space and how that led to creating an app to better serve women’s needs and financial plans. She even shares insights on how Crypto Mom development caters specifically to women, from taking into account women’s investment strategies to ‘thumb reach’.

Leigh Cuen is the co-founder of the Association of Cryptocurrency Journalists and Researchers (ACJR) and Des Femmes a female-led community magazine creating media and networking experiences for women who are thriving at the intersection of tech and finance. She shares her journey from working as an international correspondent and staff journalist to her entrepreneurial ventures in creating content accounting for the actions and reactions of a globally-conscious audience. In this episode, Leigh and Lisa delve into everything from analyzing the superpower of “thinking outside the box”, to the process of putting a print magazine in Whole Foods and Barnes & Noble, and creating sustainable programs that truly put community first.

Kristen Taraszewski is a biomedical engineer and the CEO of ElevenPoint2, a training software company that elevates and gamifies the way companies upskill their technical salespeople. We first met Kristen as a finalist of the Bad Bitch Pitch. In this episode, Kristen shares her journey working with NASA, and advice on successfully navigating male-dominated fields that helped her maximize her personal joy and entrepreneurial impact. She also shares how she’s applying rocket science to technical sales training and building a multi-million-dollar global company in the process.

Rooshy Roy is the co-founder and CEO of AAVRANI, an Ayurvedic beauty brand that unites Indian rituals with modern science. In this episode, Rooshy discusses how she recognized feelings of complacency during her time in graduate school and soon after took control to make a change. She shares how she is mentally prepared to take the leap into entrepreneurial life and the ever-evolving journey she's been on since. From testing products to testing her limits, Rooshy peels back the curtain on what it takes to build an authentic brand and business.

What is the entrepreneur life really like? Lisa Carmen Wang shares the ups and downs of the entrepreneurial hustle building the BAD BITCH EMPIRE. She shares lessons learned about embodying Bad Bitch Energy, setting strong boundaries, and building unapologetic confidence.

Nadya Tolokonnikova is a founding member of Pussy Riot, a Russian feminist protest and performance art group based in Moscow. This year she launched Unicorn DAO, a cryptocurrency investment fund to empower Women and LGBTQ NFT Creators. She is leveraging the power of web3/crypto to fight for gender equality and to create the feminist future she has been fighting for since she was a teenager. Most recently she started LegalAbortion.eth to raise awareness and funds for #ProtectReproductiveRights.

"When you don’t realize you’re being brainwashed, you don’t realize what you’re missing until you see the other side of it.” Miriam Haart grew up in an ultraorthodox Jewish community that convinced her girls should not be educated or have ambition beyond the home. She always felt different and guilty for not fitting in so she started questioning the social norms of her religious community. In this episode, Lisa Carmen Wang interviews Miriam about how she broke free of religious brainwashing, guilt, and shame to live her truth personally, socially, and sexually. Miriam currently stars in the top 10 hit series, ‘My Unorthodox Life’ on Netflix and just graduated from Stanford University with a degree in Computer Science.

In any negotiation, the most important thing is to understand who is sitting on the other side of the table. With a background in math and finance and venture capital, Kerry Leigh Miller has spent her career learning about what motivates and incentivizes people to do what they do. Lisa Carmen Wang sits down with Kerry to discuss how to come to the negotiation table and communicate what you want and get what you want.

We've all been there. The uncomfortable moment when you feel his hand on your thigh, your back, your butt, or worse... Over 80% of women have reported being harassed in the workplace, and this week, Lisa shares a disgusting incident that happened to her at a crypto conference and how she handled it. She is joined by Genine Fallon to discuss the many incidents of misogyny and sexual harassment that both have experienced in male-dominated industries. They share how they've learned to set boundaries, how to call out bullshit when it happens, and how male allies can speak up to support women in the workplace.

Lindsey Napela Berg is a 3-time Olympian and 2-time Olympic silver medalist volleyball player turned entrepreneur, real estate investor, and budding crypto investor. She discusses how she overcame good girl brainwashing as a female athlete.

and how she channeled the doubt and criticism from others to fuel her motivation to win.