Here's Something Good

Here's Something Good

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Here's Something Good episodes

  • After 6 Months of Ultra-Togetherness, Little Things Can Keep Your Relationship Strong

    More than 6 months of sharing the same work and living space during the pandemic can pose challenges for even the strongest relationships. Dr. Harry Reis, Professor of Psychology at the University of Rochester, tells how to use this time to strengthen the bonds that brought you together in the first place.

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    8 min
  • A Must-See Short Film About Frontline Heroism

    Today's anniversary of 9-11 is an appropriate time to reflect on the heroism of those who risked their lives for others that day—and to recognize those who are still doing so, as medical personnel battling the coronavirus. We revisit the mini-documentary "Frontliners," made by a trio of young filmmakers to show the bravery and very personal experiences of these health care workers. To watch the film visit: https://youtu.be/Wz53BUlETlY

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    8 min
  • The Unknown Bravery of Women on 9-11

    Friday is the 19th anniversary of the tragedy that forever changed America. We suggest ways to commemorate the day; one great one is to learn the overlooked stories of the brave women firefighters, police and EMTs who risked their lives to help others. We talk to Mary Carouba, co-author with Susan Hagen, of Women at Ground Zero.

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    9 min
  • How a War Survivor Found Hope and Happiness: Maja Kazazic’s Amazing Journey

    We can choose happiness, and we can reframe even the worst experiences for a positive outcome. Maja Kazazic is living proof of that. She survived the brutal war in her native Bosnia, moved to the US and then went on to found a successful software company. In this episode, Maja tells how she refused to let her devastating injuries destroy her and how we can each choose happiness. 

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    6 min
  • Soccer Legend Abby Wambach on the Leadership Skills Every Woman Already Possesses

    To kick off a new season of Conversations on Power and Purpose, we’re launching a special, six-episode series called Getting to Equal. It features dynamic speakers in conversation with guest hosts Carolyn Tastad, Group President, North America, and Deanna Bass, Vice President, Global Equality and Inclusion—both of P&G. In this preview of tomorrow’s Conversation, soccer champ and author Abby Wambach tells how women can lead with authenticity, make failure their fuel and command the respect they deserve.

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    5 min
  • Putting a Women’s Lens on a “Women’s Disease”

    The pandemic has taken an extra toll on women. And among those disproportionately affected by Covid are Alzheimer’s patients—two thirds of whom are women. All which makes the work of UCSF neurologist Dr. Fanny Elahi even more crucial. In this excerpt from 100 Women to Hear, we talk to Dr. Elahi about how she brings a “women’s lens” to her work on early detection of degenerative brain disease, including Alzheimer’s — and how a women’s lens can lead to better health outcomes for all.

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    6 min
  • Helping Every Student Make Their College Dream Come True

    A college diploma is the best ticket to upward mobility. But while many lower-income students plan to go to college, they often fail to attend because they lack information and guidance. The nonprofit College Advising Corps provides these students with the advice and support they need to make college a reality. We talk to CAC founder Nicole Hurd and Bank of America’s Kerry Sullivan. 

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    8 min
  • Solving the Issues That Hold Women Back: Sheila Marcelo

    Finding affordable, quality child care has always been a dilemma for working women; in fact it's one of the hurdles to women's advancement in the workforce. In this preview of Made by Women, Sheila Marcelo, founder of Care.com, reveals why the current moment may in fact be an opportunity to put child care and elder care on the nation's agenda.

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    6 min
  • How You Can Benefit from the New World of Work

    Remote working, the gig economy—these shifts were already underway before the pandemic.  Author and technology analyst Chris Shipley talks to Kim Azzarelli about the new world of work and how each of us can benefit from it.

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    6 min
  • How to Make Tech Work for You, Not the Other Way Around: Advice from Arianna Huffington

    Arianna Huffington revolutionized the media word when she created Huffington Post, the global news-and-commentary phenomenon. Now she's revolutionizing how we deal with the technology that's fueling our always-on, 24/7 lifestyle. In this preview of 100 Women to Hear, she reveals the simple actions that can lead to a healthier, happier work and personal life.

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    6 min

About Here's Something Good

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Each week, we talk to leading experts about the issues shaping women's health in midlife. From hormone therapy and weight management to sexual health and more, these conversations take a comprehensive look at the whole woman, exploring the latest science and practical steps women can take to support their long-term health and well-being. Brought to you by Seneca, in partnership with LifeMD. For more information on Seneca, visit our website senecaforward.com. To learn more about LifeMD and how to get access to affordable prescription medication and personalized care that understands the whole woman, visit LifeMD.com/iHeart.

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