One Voice Evolving | Kim Brassor

One Voice Evolving | Kim Brassor

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One Voice Evolving | Kim Brassor episodes

  • Modern Underground Railroad: Introducing the Tubman Travel Project | Rev Erika Tubman S3 E19

    In this powerful conversation, Kim sits down with Rev. Erika Tubman,

    founder of the Tubman Travel Project—a modern-day network helping women access reproductive care safely across state lines. Drawing parallels to the Underground Railroad, Rev. Erika shares how her work began, the
    challenges of navigating post-Roe America, and how small acts of courage
    and organized care are transforming lives.
    This episode dives into:
    - The origins and impact of the Tubman Travel Project.
    - How group travel and “Freedom Flyers” are turning trauma into
    transformation.
    - Why Rev. Erika focuses on moving white women from allyship to active
    advocacy.
    - The lessons we can draw from history to build a more inclusive,
    resilient future.
    This is not just a story about reproductive rights. It’s a call to
    reimagine resilience, reclaim collective power, and step into a legacy
    of service and courage.


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    46 min
  • Reclaiming Intuitive Eating and Challenging Diet Culture | Evelyn Tribole S3 E18

    In this enlightening episode, we welcome Evelyn Tribole, the co-creator

    of the revolutionary approach to food, Intuitive Eating. An
    award-winning registered dietitian, speaker, and author, Evelyn has
    dedicated her career to helping individuals forge a healthier
    relationship with food, their bodies, and their minds. With multiple
    editions of her influential book, "Intuitive Eating," and a wealth of
    knowledge on eating disorder recovery, she's at the forefront of
    challenging diet culture and advocating for self-acceptance.


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    46 min
  • Rediscovering Roots: The Power of Genealogy in Understanding Identity | Mica Anders S3 E17

    In this fascinating episode, we welcome genealogy expert Mica Anders to

    discuss the profound impact of ancestry research on personal identity
    and cultural understanding. Mica specializes in delving beyond the mere
    data of genealogy, exploring the rich stories and lived experiences that
    shaped our ancestors. As Kim embarks on her journey of deconstructing
    whiteness and uncovering her own family history, this conversation sheds
    light on the challenges and revelations many face when seeking to
    connect with their roots.


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    46 min
  • Exploring Art, Identity & Community | Karen Malpede S3 E16

    In this engaging episode, we welcome playwright, director, and essayist

    Karen Malpede to share her inspiring journey through the world of
    theater, identity, and social justice. Karen recounts her upbringing in
    Evanston, Illinois, the loss of her father, and the challenges she faced
    as a member of a mixed-marriage family during a time of racial and
    cultural tension. From her early days feeling like an outsider in a
    predominantly Presbyterian community to her transformative years in New
    York, Karen's narrative reveals the profound impact of diversity and
    community on her artistic voice.



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    56 min
  • Breaking Free from the Drama Triangle | Donna Zajonc S3 E15

    In this enlightening episode, we welcome Donna Zajonc, co-founder of The

    Empowerment Dynamic (TED) and author of the acclaimed book, The Empowerment Dynamic.

    With over two decades of experience in professional coaching and
    workplace dynamics, Donna delves into the crucial concept of the Drama
    Triangle, exploring the three roles individuals often adopt in conflict
    situations: Victim, Persecutor, and Rescuer. She discusses how
    understanding these roles can lead to healthier communication, emotional
    resilience, and ultimately, a more equitable workplace for
    everyone—especially women over 40 navigating their professional lives.

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    51 min
  • Understanding Whiteness and Building Bridges with Other Women | Eleanor Hancock S3 E14

    In this important episode, we dive deep into the complexities of

    whiteness and the socialization of white women in contemporary society. Kim shares her journey over the past two and a
    half years, focusing on using her privilege to not only be an ally but
    an advocate for social justice. Through personal anecdotes and insights
    from her ancestry course, our amazing guest Eleanor Hancock illustrates the rich tapestry of experiences that define what it means to be white in America today. This conversation challenges listeners to reflect on their own identities and encourages compassion while navigating the difficult realities of race and privilege.


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    52 min
  • Women, War, and Resilience with Lady Borton | S3 E13

    In this episode, we had the privilege of interviewing the remarkable

    Lady Borton, a seasoned humanitarian who has dedicated her life to
    understanding and addressing the aftermath of the Vietnam War. Our
    conversation spans her diverse experiences in Vietnam during 1969, where
    she transitioned from a nurse to a journalist photographer, and later
    into a reparations specialist. At 82, Lady Borton is a force of nature,
    sharing wisdom and stories that are vital to understanding the human
    experience in times of conflict.


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    1 hr 15 min
  • CUTTING HAIR & CUTTING TIES: Power of Pivoting and Personal Deconstruction | Kim Brassor S3 E12

    In this candid episode, Kim opens up about the transformative shifts

    happening in her life and invites listeners to join her on this journey
    of self-discovery and deconstruction. Reflecting on her experiences as a
    guest on various podcasts, she shares the importance of being in the
    driver's seat of her own narrative and the significance of personal
    pivots in response to life changes.
    Join us as she discusses the outward signs of inner transformation, like
    a bold new hairstyle, and the deeper implications of such changes.
    Drawing from her extensive background working with highly functioning
    addicts and alcoholics, she emphasizes the essential foundations of the
    12-step program and highlights the common resistance many face. Through
    her experiences, listeners will gain insight into the importance of
    understanding the roots of our conditioning and the power of education
    and knowledge.
    Listen/Watch 'Majoring in Marriage' podcast episode featuring Kim here:
    https://open.spotify.com/episode/7o3AupLTTpCgWKXIfEcdXz?si=7246390786954c88.


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    30 min
  • Finding Belonging in a Systemic World | Faith Clarke S3 E11

    In this thought-provoking episode, we dive deep into the complexities of

    belonging, particularly for women and marginalized communities in the
    workplace. Our guest, Faith Clarke is an expert in systemic issues
    surrounding inclusion, challenges the notion of simply checking
    diversity boxes and emphasizes the importance of genuine belonging—where individuals not only feel included but also thrive. We explore the
    signals of exclusion that permeate our environments and the chronic
    exhaustion that comes with navigating spaces where one feels unwelcome.


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    59 min
  • Restorative Action for Family Transformation | Sophora Acheson S3 E9

    In this episode, we’re diving deep into the theme of "Resilience

    Reimagined," and today’s special guest is Sephora Acheson, a passionate
    advocate for survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking.
    Sephora brings a wealth of experience to the conversation, having
    dedicated over 14 years to this vital work, with the last 8 years
    serving as the CEO of one of the nation’s largest organizations focused
    on these critical issues.
    Sephora shares her personal journey, highlighting the challenges she
    faced as a survivor of domestic violence and childhood abuse. She
    emphasizes the importance of community and shared experiences, noting
    that sometimes we need to “borrow resilience” from the stories of others
    to navigate our own struggles. With a foundation rooted in feminism,
    Sephora also discusses the evolution of support systems for women and
    girls and the need for a holistic approach to addressing family
    violence.


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    50 min

About One Voice Evolving | Kim Brassor

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In 2019, a room full of people wrote a dream on a whiteboard: courageous souls, standing in the middle, healing the divide. That room became this show.