Chicks Who Give a Hoot

In this episode, Tali Love shares her personal experience with family estrangement and how her work seeks to build a community for others in similar situations as well as dispel the stigmas attached to adults estranged from their parents. Her insights are both eye-opening and poignant.

In this episode, Life and Business Success Coach, Reina Pomeroy, is sharing her wisdom on building a positive working culture for women to thrive, thinking of creativity as self-care, and the work she's doing with Pencils of Promise.

In this episode, Cleo Barnett of The Amplifier Foundation is sharing more about the power of art to inspire action and create conversations. She's giving us insight into her role as a curator and how Amplifier Foundation created a movement in a divisive time in American politics.

In this episode, Globe InCo-Founder and Director of Marketing, Liza Moiseeva is talking to us about micro-finance as a sustainable solution to poverty, how we have to think beyond our donations, and how her passions led her to start a company that connects remote artisans to global consumers. 

In this episode blogger and mental health advocate Rebecca is sharing her journey with postpartum depression and how that launched her into her role helping dissolve the stigmas around mental illness. 

In this episode, Heidi Glynn is sharing her experiences volunteering with refugees and her observations about bridging the gaps between cultures, continents, and religions. She shares some insight on how others can do the same in their own communities. 

Lifestyle blogger Christine Martin is on this episode sharing about her journey to using her social and blogging platform to help worthy organizations, how she creates a culture of giving back in her home, and some great tips on how to do the same. 

In this episode, personal branding and business coach for women entrepreneurs, Michelle Knight, is sharing her personal story about switching paths, finding your purpose, and how her brother's battle with childhood cancer led her family to found CJ's Journey. 

On this episode photographer and creator of 4th Trimester Bodies Project, Ashlee Wells, is talking about her work as a photographer and artist as well as how 4th Trimester Bodies Project has given her a platform to talk about motherhood in an honest and vulnerable way, while also promoting body positivity and self-love for all.

In this episode heart encourager for creative women, Ashley Beaudin, shares about her online movement The Imperfect Boss, how she's hoping to help women see past perfect, and what it looks like to create movements in the digital space that help people get involved.