Lisa Cox is nothing short of a phenomenon. After acquiring a disability in her early 20s, Lisa not only rose to the challenge of overcoming death twice, but survived and thrives as a Disability Influencer and awareness advocate, Model, Author, Speaker and Media Consultant. In this episode, she shares her story and discusses how both the media and fashion industries can be more inclusive. Based in Queensland, Australia, Lisa rocks, and you need to pay attention to her immediately!

In this episode, Katrina Bart and Sarah talk everything from botox and boob jobs to makeup and mental breakdowns. Katrina is all about helping others build to self confidence, feel self-empowered and celebrating their unique beauty. She is also a clairvoyant, so get ready for some special feminist magic when you tune into this episode!

Tasha Jennings is one of Australia's leading Fertility Experts, Naturopaths and Nutritionists, and after overcoming her own struggles to create a family, has dedicated her career to helping others to do the same. In this episode, she discusses the importance of education around reproductive rights for all, sex education and everyone's right to choose when and how to start a family, if they want to - or not.

In this episode, Sarah talks to Melanie Tran about her journey as a woman with a disability, her creative success as a UX Designer, her role at HireUp and her commitment to showing solidarity and supporting others with disabilities to gain the support they need to live kickass lives - just like her!

Chanoir, or Alberto Vejarano, is known around the world for his amazing street art, who after entering the street art scene in the 90s, became known for for his upbeat, cartoon style - inspired by children's cartoons and featuring. His work can not only be found around the streets of Paris, but across the world, he's also been featured in exhibitions, has collaborated with major international brands and has directed a documentary. In this segment, he talks about the power of street art to connect, inspire and to surprise people in positive ways.

Susanne Gervay OAM is an incredible woman - and first generation feminist to boot! After surviving her father's death, a marriage breakdown and cancer, she decided to turn her pain into self-empowerment by writing to bring joy to the lives of her own children, and those around the world, telling stories to uplift them and to inspire them to use their own voices. And as a result, she has received worldwide recognition for her writing and commitment to literacy.

Wondering what the freak is going on with President Trump, his tweetstorm style of diplomacy, the upcoming US election and his bromance with Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison (AKA Scomo)? Well, in this episode Dr Lauren Rosewarne - an academic, author & political commentator - shares her insights into the current state of international affairs. Oh, and there is also talk of vibrators.

After rising to international success as a classical singer, Cailin Howarth realised her true calling was to provide performance coaching using psychology techniques to support the mental health of artists like her. Her business, The Performer's Edge, is the first of its kind in Australia. Hear more about Cailin and why she believes supporting the mental wellbeing of artists must be a top priority for our society.

In this episode, Nikki Hamilton shares her story of turning pain into power after being forced to leave the corporate world when she fell pregnant, and how she founded her own kickass business, Seedling Digital, which supports small businesses who are ready to make big growth.

Nikki is incredibly passionate about wealth, particularly for women and has made it her personal mission to self-empower other women to turn their startup dreams into entrepreneurial success.

In this week's kickass segment, fearless feminist Regina Huber (New York) shares her experience in ethical entrepreneurship, and supporting businesses around the world to humanise their workforce, by focusing on diversity, inclusivity and self-empowerment.