Riveting Broads

In the next episode of the Riveting Broads podcast, Molly and Jacqui speak with Sarah Parker of Razia’s Ray of Hope, a non-profit organization centered on rebuilding communities and educating young women in Afghanistan. Prior to joining Razia’s Ray of Hope in 2017, Sarah served as director of the Council of Women World Leaders in Washington, DC, among other inspiring roles.

The three women explore cultural expectations, geocentrism and the changing role of women in communities around the world. Jacqui and Molly learn how changing preconceived notions of power and education can transform the way one can survive this complicated world.

Also, jokes!

Hosts, Molly Merluzzi and Jacqui Richard, are back with the next episode of their podcast, Riveting Broads, featuring Julia Campbell, activist, influencer and non-profit social media marketing expert, at Julia Campbell Digital Marketing. The three women unpack the broad strokes of feminism and the inherent obstacles that they have encountered in tackling those issues in social and professional environments. With a focus on coping mechanisms and self-awareness related to privilege and agency, Julia, Jacqui and Molly maneuver their way through scenarios that we all come to terms with in our everyday lived experiences.

Also, jokes!

Hosts, Molly Merluzzi and Jacqui Richard, are back with the next episode of their podcast, Riveting Broads, featuring an inspiring and vulnerable conversation with Jenny Pullen, co-founder and baker extraordinaire of Good Night Fatty’s in Salem, Ma. The three women explore the complexities of navigating trauma and the challenges one encounters when trying to maintain mental and physical stamina in times of hardship. They look through the lens of social media, perception and the illusion of reality we all curate on-line, and find common ground in prioritizing mental health.

Also, jokes!

Hosts, Molly Merluzzi and Jacqui Richard, launch the long-awaited (up for interpretation?) episode of their podcast, Riveting Broads, featuring a raucous and enlightening interview with Megan DeFranza, PhD. Megan, Jacqui and Molly reflect on the approach to women's autonomy within the Evangelical faith with a thoughtful and critical eye. All wax poetic on the conflicting ideals of conservatism and religion with the intent to explore identity, difference and bridging the gaps between religious and agnostic critics.

Also, jokes!