Barbara is a mom, a television personality, a cancer survivor, and a passionate philanthropy advocate. In 2015, she was recognized with a global Humanitarian Award from Operation Smile after mobilizing hundreds of people to fundraise. She was doing everything right as a stay at home mom: checking all the boxes, doing all the right things, and then her life came to a crashing halt! Listen to Barbara’s story about perseverance, life's purpose, and the power of thoughts.

Denise Cope is an international college coach and founder of Affordable Degrees Abroad, whose mission is to help U.S. students and families find quality undergraduate and graduate degree options abroad. In this discussion with Jenny, she explains the inevitable transformation of college as we know it after the Covid-19 era and advocates for considering the benefits of higher education programs all over the world.

Kim Barnard provides coaching for aspiring mompreneurs and hosts her own podcast, "Wealth in Wellness." She is a firm believer that mothers can have a fulfilling, stress-free career while still enjoying motherhood. In this discussion with Jenny, she reflects on the different messages women and men receive about their actions and accountability and describes her work in coaching women to create true equality and prosperity in both their own families and the world around them.

Jenny's guest today is Susan Sloan, author of the book "A Seat at the Table: Women, Diplomacy, and Lessons for the World.” She works for a global nonprofit advocacy organization in Washington, D.C., engaging with diplomats, government officials, community organizers, and international leaders. In this episode, we discuss her views on feminism, the world during the pandemic, and parental policies and gender equality around the globe.

Clarissa Kristjansson is an internationally recognized menopause transition specialist who helps women approach their menopause journey as one of transformation. Jenny speaks with Clarissa about women in a masculine-designed corporate world and how we can, as a society, start making workplaces more family-friendly and allow us to stand in our feminine power.

Jenny’s guest is Amanda (Mandi) Relyea-Voss - social media manager and founder of Like A Voss Social Media. In this podcast, you’ll get advice on how to separate your personal and professional life on social, as well as how to be authentic and integrated simultaneously. Plus, you’ll hear how it’s possible to keep a positive presence online.

Kierra Asnauskas, lifestyle design strategist and founder of Miss Unconventional, is committed to teaching ambitious women how to design their absolute best lives. Listen in as Jenny and Kierra discuss having uncomfortable conversations during these turbulent times, giving yourself permission to pivot on your personal journey, and how to get out of your own way!

Leah Carey, a sex and intimacy coach, helps her clients learn to embrace their sexuality no matter what that looks like. Jenny and Leah talk about a positive sex image, shedding shame about women’s sexuality, and how to communicate what you really want in the bedroom.

Jenny and Camila Arguello discuss online dating, feminism, and how to successfully present yourself to others. Camila, a mindset and alignment coach, is also a speaker and author of the book “Swipeable: Avoid The 8 Mistakes Men Make On Dating Apps & Discover What Women Actually Want.”

As a service coordinator, content creator, competitive powerlifter, and a personal trainer, Ogechi Akalegbere uses her platform to advance social justice issues in her community. She is a proponent of advocating that more women get involved in strength sports. Ogechi is passionate about encouraging women to break down all types of barriers - whether in the workplace or within their own communities. Listen in as Jenny and Ogechi discuss women in sports, women of color, the topic of intersectionality, and why feminism must be inclusive.