Leading Women Weekly

Leading Women Weekly

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Leading Women Weekly episodes

  • From School to ICU | New Pipeline | Ask Leading Women

    Yalanda & Angela opened the broadcast to discuss opening schools.  For the east coast, schools scheduled to pen just days away. But do we know if schools will become the new pipeline to ICUs with so much inconsistent information about Covid19 and reopening. A chicago teacher joined us and we read your comments.  Conversation continues. Are we ready to go back to school?

    1 hr 23 min
  • Words and Actions of Women in this Moment

    We're moving the needle each week. In this episode, Yalanda & Angela talked with Triana Arnold James from the frontlines of area protests. Triana more than protested. Like so many other leading women, she ran for office and is facing a runoff. She tells us what inspired her. Plus Angela helps us identify message behind our dreams as more and more people experience very vivid dreams during quarantine. Follow #LeadingWomenWeekly. More episodes LeadingWomenWeekly.com 

    1 hr 43 min
  • Are Visible Parallels Causing Permanent Change

    In this episode, Yalanda and Angela came to the conclusion that in this shift, visible parallels are causing permanent change. The world according to leading women. Listen and follow #LeadingWomenWeekly. More episodes http://LeadingWomenWeekly.com

    1 hr 28 min
  • Erasing Aunt Jemima Won't Erase History

    The World, according to leading women, is shifting. In this episode Yalanda and Angela continue uncovering the erasure of women. Now comes erasing Aunt Jemima as if this too will erase history. Plus, how to share the stage with people who don't want to get off the stage. Listen and follow #LeadingWomenWeekly. More episodes LeadingWomenWeekly.com 

    1 hr 32 min
  • Atlanta Face of Police Reform? | What's Happening | Ask Leading Women

    Yalanda and Angela take on the burning topics of the week in this episode of Leading Women Weekly Check-in. Protests continue in and around Atlanta, a city of women leadership that saw changes in its police force amid yet another use of force issue -- this one ending in fatality. Mayor and Cheif part ways, both women. Mayor Keisha works to bring about change under scrutiny as national politics loom large. Follow #LeadingWomenWeekly and find more episodes http://LeadingWomenWeekly.com 

    1 hr 26 min
  • Worst Than Better Than | Why Can't We All Just Help One Another

    In the wake of what's not the 2020 riots, another May in America, Yalanda, Angela and other leading women checkin to see how each other are surviving while leading.  From Amy Cooper to George Floyd to who gets to protests and how do we lead from here, we ask and answer pressing burning questions of leading women. Follow #leadingwomenweekly and visit http://LeadingWomenWeekly for more episodes.

    1 hr 11 min
  • How Do We Say This Is Not Working?

    When something is not working, how do you say it? Are better than saying it than women? Dad's better than moms? Listen as Yalanda and Angela take on one of the hot debates since quarantine. Why are leading women trying to fix it without hurting feelings and becoming exhausted in the process? Follow #LeadingWomenWeekly and find more episodes at LeadingWomenWeekly.com 

    1 hr 16 min
  • Quarantine Life is Traumatic

    Leading women check in weekly, twice during trauma. By the way, quarantine, staying home during a global pandemic is traumatic. Especially watching how everyone processes traumatic experiences.  Some become creative. Many of our greatest contributions to the arts came from trauma. Some worry themselves sick. Others become lifesavers. Listen as Yalanda and Angela process it all. How are you handling the traumas of Covid19? Follow #LeadingWomenWeely for more episodes. http://LeadingWomenWeekly.com 

    1 hr 12 min

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Leading Women Podcast presented DryerBuzz featuring women leaders discussing challenges of leading women. Hosted by Yalanda Lattimore and Angela Stalcup, two of Atlanta’s Leading Women.