A Podcast is never just a Podcast. It invites you in to learn so much about yourself. And in Sara Coggiola’s case, it’s a beautiful creative endeavour to find her voice - in several languages. 

You will hear us discuss The Power of Stories, Living Between Cultures, The Gift of Support, Finding Home in Language, Community & Co-Creation.

Whether you’re living abroad, juggling languages, or seeking personal growth, this episode will offer comfort and solidarity.

Connect with our guest Sara Coggiola

Website: https://between-cultures.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sara-coggiola-cpcc/

Find Sara's Podcasts here:

https://between-cultures.com/podcast-2/

Connect with Regina Larko on LinkedIn HERE.⁠

More free resources for your Podcasting journey available ⁠HERE.⁠

Have you ever felt like your voice is gone? Not literally, but the voice that once felt sure, grounded, and clear… now sounds shaky, silent, unsure?

This episode is for that moment.

Whether you're about to speak up in a meeting, hit record on your first podcast, or say something vulnerable on someone else’s stage, and your chest tightens, your thoughts spin, your courage hides…

This episode will help. Just press play.

Want to go deeper?

If you want to build trust in your voice, speak with confidence, and lead conversations that matter, on your own podcast, on someone else's, or in life.
→ Work with me: https://reginalarko.com/start/

Connect with me at ⁠⁠⁠ReginaLarko.com⁠⁠⁠

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Find out more about my 5 week programme: Lead With Your Voice HERE. 

This 5-week journey will help you connect with your voice, and speak with grounded confidence. If you are tired of holding back, this experience will guide you home to your voice. Through weekly audio reflections, journaling prompts, and gentle voice activations, you’ll explore the power of presence and values so you can speak not just to be heard, but to truly lead. Get on the waitlist here. 

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Your voice is a muscle. And just like any muscle, it gets stronger the more you use it.

 Whether you dream of starting a podcast, want to own your space in the next meeting, or simply crave more confidence when speaking up, this one’s for you.

I share a simple, no-fuss voice activation you can try right now. We’ll talk about the little everyday ways you can strengthen your voice,  no fancy mic, no stage required. Just your real, raw, human voice.

I also reflect on a conversation I had with opera singer Jennifer Davison (you’ll find the full episode with her linked below) and how her approach to using her voice like an athlete uses their body totally shifted something for me.

You will also hear about my brand new programme ‘Lead With Your Voice’ (Get on the waitlist here.) 

You’ll hear:

• Why we downplay our voice (and how to stop)

• The myth of needing to “fix” your voice before you use it

• One simple way to practice your voice in everyday life

• And a gentle reminder: You don’t need to be loud to be powerful. You just need to begin.

Mentioned in this episode:

• • #impact episode featuring Opera Singer Jennifer Davison. Listen here.
  • Lead With Your Voice - My brand new Programme to speak with grounded confidence. Details here.

  
  

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Celebrations. Ceremonies. And lots (and lots!) of emotions. All around the world, schools are wrapping up their year, and if you’re a parent (of little children) like me, that probably means you’re deep (really deep!) in end-of-year performances, concerts, and seeing your kids put that final glitter glue touch on little notes for their teachers.

I was at one of those ceremonies recently. And there was a concert too. I was sitting there in the audience, trying to get a spot to see my little ones up on stage, I suddenly felt those emotions bubble up.

Once I returned home, I realised, I didn’t just tear up because of them.It was also, because of me. Because in them, I saw that 8 year old version of myself who was once just as brave as they are today.

In the way they used their voice.So unapologetically.So freely.

And it made me think:When did we unlearn that kind of boldness with our own voices? When do we start holding back?

That’s exactly what I’m unpacking in this new episode of Lead With Your Voice.

Whether you’re a parent or not, this episode will resonate with anyone who’s been feeling disconnected from their voice lately.

So pour yourself your favourite comfort drink, take a walk, or just find a moment for yourself, and tune in.

🎧 Listen to the episode now

And if this one moved you, it would be so lovely if you would reach out and let me know. Or forward it to a friend who could use this reminder too.

Connect with me at ⁠ReginaLarko.com⁠

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Something new is coming to this space.

Yes, we’re still going to talk about podcasting. But from now on, we’ll come at it from a deeper place.

From the foundation it all stands on: your voice.

In this episode I share what's coming, and why I believe it's exactly what you need right now.

Connect with me at ReginaLarko.com

LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook

Let’s talk. Just you and me. 45 minutes to focus fully on your podcast vision. It’s free. Together, we’ll find your next best step and make it feel doable. Schedule your spot here.  

‘Leadership’. What comes up for you? 

I used to believe being a leader meant being the loudest voice in the room, holding a big job title, managing huge teams, owning the spotlight. And because that never felt like me… I assumed leadership just wasn’t for me.

“I guess I’m not really the leader type” is what I told myself.

And there is nothing wrong about that. I am a great networker, I am a great organiser, I am a great researcher. I don’t have to be the head of a team to find professional fulfilment.

Yet…back when I was working with The Economist in Hong Kong, many years ago, I felt it for the very first time, that ambition of wanting to step into a leadership position.

In this week’s episode of Podcasting With Impact, I open up about how launching my podcast flipped the script on what I thought leadership had to look like.

Because when I started podcasting something shifted. Suddenly, I was the one setting the tone.Asking the questions. Creating space for others to reflect and be real. And my guests? They saw me as a leader.Long before I was ready to claim that word for myself.

🎧 In this episode, you’ll hear:

→ Why quiet, intentional leadership is powerful

→ How podcasting becomes a practice ground for leading with presence, from a curious, understanding place

→ A personal story about the moment I for the very first time got a glimpse of what leadership could look like for me and how this relates to you. 

Whether you’ve already launched your podcast or are still dreaming about it, this episode will help you reflect on what leadership really means to you.

Because every time you show up with your voice and your values: You. Are. Leading.

• Even if you accidently touch the mic (just like I still do pretty much every single episode, btw, that’s super easy to edit out if you know what to do after that moment*) 

• Even if your voice shakes.

• Even if you don’t like the sound of your own voice. Just yet. 

• Even if you are not satisfied with your download numbers. 

Listen now and let it land. Your voice is needed. 

And your version of leadership? It’s needed too. 

Schedule a free Podcast Boss session with Regina here.

Today we celebrate the brilliant Nina Aziz Justin and the 1st birthday of her Podcast Business Bites.

Nina is a traction expert helping founders make a lot of money, building the business they love :)She has lived and worked in over 40 countries building deep connections everywhere she goes, blending cultures, stories, and resilience into everything. She is also a long distance runner. Whether it’s on the road or in business, she is in it for the long run. 

In this episode, you’ll hear how podcasting has transformed and impacted Nina’s journey. She opens up about what she’s achieved since launching, the unexpected lessons she’s learned along the way, and the hard moments that shaped her growth. Nina brings a refreshing 360-degree perspective that’s honest, grounded and deeply relatable.

We dive into themes like intimacy at scale, the courage it takes to truly face yourself behind the mic, and how podcasting can become a sacred space, not just for you to lead with your voice, but for your community to rise with you. It’s about being heard and holding space for others to be heard, too.

Whether you're just starting out or already on your podcasting path, this conversation will inspire you to connect deeper, show up more bravely, and embrace your voice as your most powerful leadership tool.

Connect with Nina Aziz Justin

• Website: https://theresiliencementor.com

• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ninaazizjustin/

• Find Nina’s Podcast Business Bites on Spotify and Apple

• Watch Nina’s TEDx talk here.

Connect with Regina Larko on LinkedIn HERE.⁠

More free resources for your Podcasting journey available ⁠HERE.⁠

I had the absolute privilege of learning from the brilliant Emily Erker as we sat down to talk all things LinkedIn—and how to use it to boost your podcast visibility.

The conversation is in German and if you are a German speaker, you will want to listen all the way to the end. Because Emily’s energy and personality are pure sunshine, you’ll laugh, you’ll learn, and you’ll walk away all fired up to show up more boldly with your Podcast on LinkedIn.

She reminds us that it’s not about being perfect, it’s about being ourselves. And the best part? There are a few simple tweaks you can make on LinkedIn right now to start getting more visibility for your podcast.

Find the summary of the highlights of the conversation in English below. HERE.

Show Notes including the best take aways in English HERE.

Connect with Emily Erker on LinkedIn HERE.

Connect with Regina Larko on LinkedIn HERE.

More free resources for your Podcasting journey available HERE.

Schedule Your Free Podcast Boss Call with Regina here.

You’ve got a message. You’ve got a business. And maybe… you’ve got a podcast idea that just won’t go away.

But is podcasting really worth the effort?
Is it too late to start?
Do you even have time for this?

In this episode, I’m breaking down some powerful truths about what happens when you give your voice a mic.
We’re talking about real opportunities, surprising ROI, and why podcasting might just become your favorite way to show up as a thought leader—without feeling like you’re constantly in sell-mode.

✨ Plus: I’m sharing stories from clients (and my own journey) that might just surprise you.

If you’ve been sitting on the fence about launching (or reigniting) your podcast, this episode is for you.

🎙️ Press play, and hear what will happen if you finally hit record.

Mentioned in this episode: Edison Research, The Podcast Consumer

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Free Checklists, Ebook & more: ⁠https://reginalarko.com/free/⁠

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Grab the FREE CHECKLIST: 'How to Host a Solo Podcast (and sound amazing!)'

Solo Podcasting is Powerful

A lot of podcasters hesitate when it comes to solo episodes, but here’s why they are so powerful:

• You get to teach what you know, directly and in your own style.

• You can showcase your coaching or expertise without needing a guest.

• You create bingeable, ever-green high-value content that positions you as a go-to authority in your field.

• You can repurpose this content into blog posts, social media snippets, and even digital products!

Solo episodes means teaching on your terms. But to do them well, you need to sound confident, engaging, and real.

If you’ve been thinking about doing solo episodes but you’re worried about sounding awkward, stiff, or like you’re just talking to yourself in a room, this one’s for you.

By the end of this episode, you’ll walk away with my best tips on

• how to structure your solo episodes,
• how to sound natural (even if you’re reading from a script).

I have some special bonus tips that will help you

• turn your solo episodes into a powerful freebie that grows your audience
• and how to leverage AI to tighten up your content and make it flow better. 

If you’d like a checklist that summarises everything I share with you in this episode you can head grab it here: ⁠ FREE CHECKLIST: 'How to Host a Solo Podcast (and sound amazing!)'⁠

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