For the first time, we are making the Conversation original TV series interviews available on the pod. In this special episode, we feature Hillary Clinton.

Hillary Clinton shares personal aspects of her upbringing and the challenges of balancing motherhood with a career. We discuss marriage and gender stereotypes, and she offers insights into the unique experience of being a female candidate in the U.S. Presidential race. Hillary reflects on her thoughts regarding women's issues, child abuse, fear, and the importance of supporting other women.

IN THIS EPISODE:

●     [00:32] Hillary admits that she has a squad of women that she can share anything with, some going back to grade school, and discusses her mother’s background and what a great support she was

●     [04:48] What prompted Hillary to be an advocate for women

●     [08:19] Hillary shares the story of her parent's marriage and how it informed her marriage, and she opens up about what she and her husband talk about, how they spend their time together and the joys of being a grandmother

●     [12:41] Hillary discusses the stereotypes between men and women and what it’s like as a woman running for President of the United States

●     [16:52] Hillary answers Amanda’s rapid-fire questions

●     [18:22] Three of Amanda’s friends join in the conversation, and Hillary addresses Maya’s question regarding shame and fear

●     [22:07] Hillary addresses the question of working and being a mom. She is also passionate about supporting single moms

●     [28:23] Hillary shares how going into the Senate created fear, but also how she confronts it, and somehow hot peppers work their way into the conversation

●     [30:40] Hillary explains what a woman brings to the White House and talks about protecting children

●     [33:55] What is a girls-night-out for Hillary

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

●     We are the only advanced society in the world without paid family leave.

●     Don’t let others tell you you should have a career or give up that career for a family. Do what is right for you.

●     A person needs to move from fear to resolve and resilience, and it is easier said than done, but people can be helped on that journey by friends and others who will support them.

RESOURCES:

Amanda de Cadenet - Website

Amanda de Cadenet - Instagram

Hillary Clinton - Instagram

ABOUT THIS PODCAST:

The Conversation with Amanda de Cadenet is a groundbreaking series of weekly interviews featuring candid conversations with impactful thought leaders. Host Amanda de Cadenet provides a platform for raw and honest discussions on a wide variety of topics, from porn to politics. Visit amandadecadenet.com to learn more and sign up for her newsletter. Follow Amanda on Instagram @amandadecadenet.