Second City alumni and master improv trainer, Kate Ashby, joins the Being A Woman For Men Podcast to talk with us about her very positive experience growing up in a house of boys, how she discovered improv and its benefits in life and how she came to be known as one of the best teachers in the biz for aspiring actors, comedians and even patients at the Centre For Addiction and Mental Health. 

Executive Producer of "The Real O'Neals," Stacy Traub, talks about her initial exposure to sexism in the work place, her inspiration and education from a female show runner, and how she's managed to make her home and work a nourishing, positive place for her, her family and her very diverse coworkers. 

Single mom, sales rep, casting agent, TV Executive... these and many others are titles Joan Lambur has had during her amazing life and career. Her never quit style and always finding a way to rise from the ashes helped her break through the glass ceiling and kick down the doors of the Old Boys Club. Her stories make for an inspiring episode filled with laughs and thoughtful messages we can all enjoy. 

CEO and co-founder of MyLabBox.com, Ursula Hessenflow, talks about life in the start up world, her drive for innovation to help others, and how she deals with managing sexism and women's issues in the workplace as a female boss. 

Author Audrey Shulman sits down to talk about her first experiences in Hollywood on a mostly female staff, the insanity of working at the American Girl Doll store, and how she came up with the idea of bringing cakes into bars to find a boyfriend and how it turned into a book deal.  

In this fascinating and jovial interview, the "Hipsterhood" web series creator talks to us about her Freeform pilot "Brown Girls," having parents in an arranged marriage, and what she's found to be more of a hurdle, race or gender."