One Voice Evolving

By Kim Brassor | Age of Radio

“One Voice Evolving” is a podcast for those ready to examine their own biases, engage in courageous conversations, and embrace personal growth. Designed for listeners—especially White women over 40—wh... more

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The podcast currently has 72 episodes available.

One Voice Evolving episodes:

November 21, 2025 How Not to Lose Yourself This Holiday: Survival Skills for Adult Children | Kim Brassor EP75
What if going “home for the holidays” didn’t mean shrinking back into
the old role you’ve outgrown?
In this episode, Kim shares how AI was used to scrape her Home for the
Holidays workshop—and why that pushed her to protect her work, her
people, and this sacred content. Then you’ll get curated snippets from
the live class: family systems, the three “dis” rules (don’t talk, don’t
trust, don’t feel), the drama triangle, flea training, and how one
small boundary can ripple through an entire family system.
If you want the full Home for the Holidays: Survival Skills for Adult
Children replay + Aftercare Playbook, register at the link below and
get all of Kim’s materials and ongoing support.
Register here: http://onevoiceevolving.com/registration-page.

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35min
November 14, 2025 Season 3 Finale: From Resilience to Rebirth S3 E24 | Kim Brassor
In this unscripted solo closer, Kim looks straight into the lens and
names the year: a season of surrender, leaps of faith, strange
landings—and a rebirth. She shares how One Voice Evolving is moving from
seasons to momentum (next up: Episode 76), why truth—not
performance—belongs at center stage, and what higher-tech, higher-touch
will mean for 2026 as her work across One Voice Evolving, Trouble with
12-Step, and Leading with Heart integrates under Kim Brassor.
Along the way, Kim speaks candidly about midlife clarity (“not your
mama’s menopause”), boundaries (“if it’s not a hell yes, it’s a no”),
leadership without compliance, deconstructing whiteness, and choosing
legacy over approval. This isn’t just a rebrand—it’s a rebirth into One
Collective Voice Evolving: Better you, better world.

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1h 9min
November 07, 2025 Things I Had to Be 60 to Learn | Monica Hebert S3 E23
Kim welcomes Monica Hebert, an artist and prolific Substack writer she met online, and the two instantly vibe like long-lost friends. Monica traces her path from youngest-child observer to New York producer and 40-year working artist, then to daily writer whose work resonates with thousands. Together they unpack “soul interruptions” (Monica’s reframing of midlife/menopause), deconstructing family and church programming, and granting women 40+ explicit permission to dream again—beyond roles like mother, wife, employee. It’s candid, funny, and fierce: an invitation to tell the truth, break inherited rules, and come home to the soul.

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54min
October 31, 2025Healing and Leading a Divided Nation | Jen Appel S3 E22
In this gripping and prophetic conversation, Kim sits down with Jen Appel — writer, educator, and founder of the Somewhere I Read movement — to dissect America’s spiritual and cultural identity crisis and reimagine what the real American dream could look like.
Appel, whose background spans teaching, theology, and activism, speaks with unflinching honesty about the roots of America’s hypocrisy — how our founding ideals were penned by men who excluded the very people they claimed to liberate. Together, Kim and Jen examine:
The deep dissonance between America’s promise and its practice.

Why hidden history — especially women’s erased stories — must be reclaimed to move forward.

How art, music, and storytelling are not luxuries, but weapons of truth in a cultural war built on lies.

The role of faith, grace, and spiritual experience in rebuilding trust and collective purpose.

How artists, educators, and everyday citizens can reignite America’s unfinished revolution — one voice, one act, one truth at a time.
Jen shares her vision for Somewhere I Read — a national movement to revive America’s moral imagination through art, technology, and truth-telling — and the Legacy Leadership Academy, where she’s gathering educators, civic leaders, and creatives to shape a new American identity rooted in love, liberty, and reality.
This episode will shake your assumptions, stir your heart, and remind you: the revolution isn’t over — it’s just shifting hands.

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55min
October 24, 2025 Not That Girl Anymore: Deconstruction, Faith, and the Path to Wholeness | Dawn Boullion S3 E21
In this deeply honest and healing conversation, Kim Brassor sits down
with Dawn Boullion, licensed professional counselor, trauma therapist,
and founder of Embrace Your Brave, to explore how generational and
religious trauma keep women silent—and how healing begins when we
finally reclaim our own voice.
Dawn shares her journey from a strict Baptist upbringing to becoming a
therapist and host of Not That Girl Anymore, a podcast empowering women
to move from surviving to thriving. Together, she and Kim dive into:
- How trauma disconnects us from our intuition—and how to rebuild
self-trust.
- The difference between community and connection, and why healing
requires the latter.
- How religious conditioning, patriarchy, and purity culture shape a
woman’s identity.
- The betrayal of trusting systems that claim to speak for God.
- How to reparent your inner child, reconnect with your authentic self,
and rediscover your worth.
This conversation is a mirror, a movement, and a map for every woman
who’s ever asked, Who am I, really—if I stop being who they told me to
be?
To learn more about Dawn and her offerings, contact her at:
www.embraceyourbrave.com

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54min
October 17, 2025 From Beats to Breakthroughs: Hip-Hop as a Blueprint for Change | Manny Faces S3 E20
Kim sits down with Manny Faces—award-winning journalist, speaker, and
cultural strategist—to explore why hip-hop is far more than a music
genre. Manny breaks down hip-hop’s five elements (MCing, DJing,
breaking, graffiti, and knowledge), its Bronx origins amid
disinvestment, and how the culture’s “remix mindset” fuels collaborative
problem-solving across education, mental health, civics, and more. From
the power of the cipher (circles that teach belonging and
social-emotional intelligence) to real examples of “edutainment” and
community building, this conversation reframes hip-hop as a global
engine for resilience and inclusive innovation—especially relevant for
leaders, educators, and women ready to turn culture into actionable
change.
You’ll learn:
- Why hip-hop’s core values—peace, love, unity, and having fun—still
matter.
- How ciphers create psychological safety, agency, and belonging.
- The true origin story: creativity born from scarcity in 1970s Bronx.
- Practical ways hip-hop is used today in classrooms, therapy, and civic
life.
- How to apply a “remix mindset” to solve complex problems in your
community

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1h
October 10, 2025 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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46min
October 03, 2025 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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46min
September 26, 2025 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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46min
September 19, 2025 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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56min

FAQs about One Voice Evolving:

How many episodes does One Voice Evolving have?

The podcast currently has 72 episodes available.