Morra Aarons Mele is a self-defined "hermit entrepreneur" and also author of the book "Hiding in the Bathroom", an introverts guide to networking. We can certainly relate. Not only is she the author of this fabulous book, she also runs Women Online, a social impact agency launching online campaigns for a ridiculously impressive list of world leaders and organizations, including the Malala Fund,... NBD. In the intro, we discuss #metoo and the allyship panel Felicia moderated this weekend. For more, visit www.shegeeksout.com.  

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Kara Miller from the Mayor's Office of Boston stopped by She Geeks Out HQ to talk about WEBOS happening October 16-20! We talked about what WEBOS is all about, and why it's so important to support women entrepreneurs. Felicia and Rachel start off by geeking out about their favorite podcasts at the moment before we get to the serious stuff! For more, visit www.shegeeksout.com.  

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Meet Lynne and Nancy from SheStarts! SheStarts is a wonderful organization that supports female entrepreneurs in Boston. We talk about funding options, some of the challenges women face as business owners, and the gender pay gap. Annnnd, we also talk about how we are not the same organization. Hopefully this will clear up things once and for all! For show notes and a calendar of events, visit www.shegeeksout.com.

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Beth Santos is the Founder and CEO of Wanderful, a global network for adventurous, independent women travelers. She has created an international community of over 15,000 empowered women who strive to conquer the world on foot, while supporting and learning from one another at the same time. We talk about the origins of Wanderful, Beth's passion for travel, and what it's like being a 'mompreneur'.

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Allison Esposito is the definition of a ladyboss. She left a full time job at Google to build and run Tech Ladies, a robust and worldwide community of 15,000+ women who work in tech. That's massive! We talk to Allison about what inspired her to start Tech Ladies, how to get women jobs, and what's in store for the community. Oh yeah, and we also chat a little bit about that Google memo. Take a listen! ***Note: There were some errors in the audio that caused audio to drop out sporadically, but those have been edited around as much as possible. If there is a sudden jump, then the hope is that you can assemble the missing few words. 

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FIRST, major warning, we spoil all the things on Game of Thrones in this episode, so don't listen if you don't want to hear about what happens... for like 17 minutes in the beginning of the episode... seriously... and then at the end of the episode we debrief on the finale. All you really need to know is Rachel was totally right about something that people didn't already guess. We were also joined by a very special guest to get his thoughts on the show, Rachel's husband, Marc Baizman, who also happens to be great friends with our guest for this episode, the wonderful Kimmy Gatewood! Now, onto the real reason why you're here... Kimmy Gatewood is all the things! She is a comedian, actor, director, writer, and lovely human being. She, along with her two besties, created The Apple Sisters, and has had a serious breakout situation (not the pimple kind) with her role in Netflix's awesome show GLOW (which has just been renewed for a second season, woop woop!). We talked with Kimmy about what it's like working in show business and yes, we also cover Game of Thrones (because she was just in Gay of Thrones - yes!)... oh and then at, like, the LAST minute we managed to squeeze in that she directed #Ladyboss with our superhero Rachel Bloom of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend fame. (ladygeekcrushingsohard!).

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Banu Özkazanç-Pan is Associate Professor of Management at UMass Boston, and Director of the new Early Educator Innovation Lab and Accelerator also at UMass Boston. Her extensive work on gender, entrepreneurship, both locally and internationally, is, to put it mildly, impressive. We talk about gender and entrepreneurship locally and abroad, as well as the current state of affairs, including the infamous James Damore memo. For a complete calendar of She Geeks Out events, visit www.shegeeksout.com!  

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Krys Burnette is, in a word, lovely. She's a consultant for the OMG amazing company August Public, which helps companies find effective ways to create and manage important change. Diversity and inclusion are top of mind in all things. We recorded this on the heels of the inauguration and women's march (sigh), so politics easily crept in. There were no disagreements here on how things went. Diversity and inclusion is clearly more important now than ever. We've got a wonderful short video for you to watch too, capturing a few of our favorite moments from the discussion. Watch now!

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