Chicks Who Give a Hoot

In this episode, Amber is sharing her passion for making change in the world through her social enterprise Eleventh Candle Company, how she's tackling the complex issue of human trafficking, and her thoughts on the community that stretches from Africa to Ohio.

In this episode, Beth Allen is sharing the lessons she learned while  working in Bolivia, her advice to young people who are out to save the world, and some profound truths behind the glamorization of humanitarian work. 

In this episode, Lauren Constantine, the powerhouse behind Creative for a Cause, is sharing her observations around philanthropy, inspiring us to all use our talents for good, and sharing more about the launch of her new platform. 

In this episode, I'm speaking to Ashlyn Carter who is a copywriter and calligrapher to creatives. She's sharing her story on overcoming perfectionism, an eating disorder, and mental illness. She's also sharing her thoughts on stewardship and the organizations she gives back to through her business. 

In this episode, sexual empowerment coach and author Amy Jo Goddard shares the common struggles she sees with sexual identity, the dangerous consequences of avoiding comprehensive sexual education for young people, and the shocking truths found in her documentary called At Your Cervix.  

In this episode musicians and veteran recording artists Anne Montone and Jennifer Cook share more about their musical project for kids, Again Again, how music can help kids learn, and why it's important for women to give time and energy to their passions.

In this episode, internationally recognized artist and Creative Coach Carrie Seid shares her thoughts on creativity, how stereotypes about artists are damaging, and how art can start conversations leading to social justice and positive change. 

In this episode the Chief Operating Officer at The Veterans Directory, Joanna Sweatt, is sharing her story of transition from military into civilian life and how she came to help other veterans, especially women share their experiences, find community, and live among those they fought to serve for so long.

In this episode, Michelle Gifford is sharing how she used her talent of photography to start Beauty Revived, the power of leaning into your desire to do good, and how just being willing to help is more than enough.

In this episode, Diana Oestreich is sharing her powerful story of war and how it lead her to choose to fight for peace, inspiring us to show up for the things that matter. She's also sharing some of her experiences as a sexual assault nurse and how we can all be advocates for those who have been affected.