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Working Birth is a podcast by photographer Jillian Camisasca-Lopina exploring the work and stories of midwives, doulas, lactation consultants, and other birth professionals. Each episode features an interview with a different birth worker as well as an accompanying photographic portrait.

Working Birth

German goofball-optimist Gisele Nett hosts this bi-weekly audio playground devoted to prompting and exploring creativity, imagination, and art work. Funny bits and sketches, mini adventures, listener submissions, creative improvisation and thoughtful conversation with a variety of talented guest artists.

The Gisele Show Podcast, mit Friends! » Episodes

He Pātaka Kōrero, He matapihi ki te ao Māori. 

This former weekly series is now available as an online archive.

He Pātaka Kōrero, He matapihi ki te ao Māori. This former weekly series is now available as an online archive.

Te Ahi Kaa

Paper House podcast focuses on the concerns of all residents of Downtown Los Angeles, including the homeless.

Paperhouse

Off Assignment is a literary space for the candid tales *behind* writers' official works.

Letter to a Stranger

This is where we come to escape. To be free. This is your place. My place. Our space to be smart as fuck, loud as fuck, sexy as fuck, and black as fuck. No judgements, No fears, No restrictions. Just two Black girls spreading their magic unapologetically. Welcome to Tha Haven

Tha Haven

It's "This Exonian Life." I'm Nick Song. Each episode, we bring you the stories heard on and around Exeter's campus. We believe that everyone (yes, even you!) has a story to tell. The stories we put out range from interviews with accomplished assembly speakers, to the conversations held in a friend's dorm room in the middle of the night.

"This Exonian Life" is unaffiliated with Phillips Exeter Academy and produced by Nick Song, Class of '18.

It's "This Exonian Life." I'm Nick Song. Each episode, we bring you the stories heard on and around Exeter's campus. We believe that everyone (yes, even you!) has a story to tell. The stories we put out range from interviews with accomplished assembly speakers, to the conversations held in a friend's dorm room in the middle of the night. "This Exonian Life" is unaffiliated with Phillips Exeter Academy and produced by Nick Song, Class of '18.

This Exonian Life

The Mothers on the Frontline Podcast openly discusses children's mental health and caregiving. It includes three types of episodes:  1. Conversations Between Friends - The founding mothers of Mothers on the Frontline speak about Children’s Mental Health Justice, Caregiver Justice, Caregiver Healing, and the Wisdom Collective methodology. (Labeled CBF) 2. Just Ask Mom -  Mothers and caregivers speak about the joys and challenges of raising, caregiving, and navigating services systems on behalf of their children with mental health conditions. (Labeled JAM) 3. Ask the Advocate - Mental health and disability justice advocates speak about their advocacy journeys. (Labeled ATA)

The Mothers on the Frontline Podcast openly discusses children's mental health and caregiving. It includes three types of episodes: 1. Conversations Between Friends - The founding mothers of Mothers on the Frontline speak about Children’s Mental Health Justice, Caregiver Justice, Caregiver Healing, and the Wisdom Collective methodology. (Labeled CBF) 2. Just Ask Mom - Mothers and caregivers speak about the joys and challenges of raising, caregiving, and navigating services systems on behalf of their children with mental health conditions. (Labeled JAM) 3. Ask the Advocate - Mental health and disability justice advocates speak about their advocacy journeys. (Labeled ATA)

Stories – Mothers On The Front Line

The aim of I Am Grateful For... is to give courage to individuals and help them think about what they are grateful for despite hardships or difficult situations. The goal being to look past the negativity and the contagious desire to spread it, while choosing to facilitate an atmosphere of gratitude instead. I Am Grateful For... does not hope to deny that tough times and unfortunate circumstances exist, but we choose to share the joy of knowing that nonetheless we can all still find something to be grateful for. 
If you love the podcast and would love to support my husband and I’s passion for sharing stories, make a donation towards the launch of Season 3 below:
www.gofundme.com/f/i-am-grateful-for-the-gratitude-podcast
With Gratitude,
Hope <a href="https://iamgratefulforpodcast.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast">iamgratefulforpodcast.substack.com</a>

The aim of I Am Grateful For... is to give courage to individuals and help them think about what they are grateful for despite hardships or difficult situations. The goal being to look past the negativity and the contagious desire to spread it, while choosing to facilitate an atmosphere of gratitude instead. I Am Grateful For... does not hope to deny that tough times and unfortunate circumstances exist, but we choose to share the joy of knowing that nonetheless we can all still find something to be grateful for. If you love the podcast and would love to support my husband and I’s passion for sharing stories, make a donation towards the launch of Season 3 below: www.gofundme.com/f/i-am-grateful-for-the-gratitude-podcast With Gratitude, Hope iamgratefulforpodcast.substack.com

The aim of I Am Grateful For... is to give courage to individuals and help them think about what they are grateful for despite hardships or difficult situations. The goal being to look past the negativity and the contagious desire to spread it, while choosing to facilitate an atmosphere of gratitude instead. I Am Grateful For... does not hope to deny that tough times and unfortunate circumstances exist, but we choose to share the joy of knowing that nonetheless we can all still find something to be grateful for. 
If you love the podcast and would love to support my husband and I’s passion for sharing stories, make a donation towards the launch of Season 3 below:
www.gofundme.com/f/i-am-grateful-for-the-gratitude-podcast
With Gratitude,
Hope <a href="https://iamgratefulforpodcast.substack.com?utm_medium=podcast" rel="noopener noreferrer">iamgratefulforpodcast.substack.com</a>

I Am Grateful For...

Friends of the Vine Wine Podcast features conversations with winemakers, wine writers, sommeliers and masters of wine. Our guests are knowledgeable, passionate professionals who love talking wine and all things related in the wine industry.

Friends Of The Vine Wine Podcast

Open up your map, set your marker to a new destination, and join us as we pursue the Main Quest! Your hosts Ashley and Devin talk about the latest in video games news, as well as have discussions on new game topics each week.

Main Quest Podcast

Welcome to the NC State Alumni Association's podcast, Hear the Howl. 

For years, NC State magazine's staff has dedicated itself to telling compelling stories about the university. We have captured stories of alumni, students, and faculty and their achievements, discoveries, and contributions to making the world a truly extraordinary place. 

Hear the Howl continues that tradition of rich storytelling by enabling listeners to hear some of our subjects interviewed, go behind the scenes of our magazine stories or go more in depth than the pages of the magazine sometimes allow.

Welcome to the NC State Alumni Association's podcast, Hear the Howl. For years, NC State magazine's staff has dedicated itself to telling compelling stories about the university. We have captured stories of alumni, students, and faculty and their achievements, discoveries, and contributions to making the world a truly extraordinary place. Hear the Howl continues that tradition of rich storytelling by enabling listeners to hear some of our subjects interviewed, go behind the scenes of our magazine stories or go more in depth than the pages of the magazine sometimes allow.

Hear the Howl

The stories from the places I've been, the people I've met, and the stories they've told... and the unexpected reminder, the Love Out of the Blue.  Rejoicing with others when these unexpected moments arrive.  And through these stories, you may be encouraged to recognize your own moments of Love Out of the Blue.

The stories from the places I've been, the people I've met, and the stories they've told... and the unexpected reminder, the Love Out of the Blue. Rejoicing with others when these unexpected moments arrive. And through these stories, you may be encouraged to recognize your own moments of Love Out of the Blue.

Love Out Of The Blue

Mark Sherman is a Renaissance soul, a guy with so many interests that he's never made it to the top in anything. Got a PhD in Psychology and taught it for 25 years, but always preferred being funny to anything else. As "The Kvetching Professor" he'll have you laughing, but learning at the same time.

The Kvetching Professor

From the authors of "The New Muslim's Field Guide" comes the NMFG Podcast. We offer handy Ramadan tips, hilarious stories from our own new Muslim days, and honest, practical advice for your new journey on the path of Islam.

The New Muslim's Field Guide Podcast

The Texas State University School of Music annually hosts notable figures in choral music today. TXST Choirs Today! Dr. Jonathan Babcock of the Texas State Choral Faculty interviews our campus visitors on their music, their passion and their craft.  Guests include conductors Craig Hella Johnson (Artistic Director, Conspirare), Z. Randall Stroope (Director of Choral Activities, Oklahoma State University) & Craig Jessop (conductor emeritus The Mormon Tabernacle Choir), as well as composers Gwyneth Walker and David Conte. Get one-on-one insite on rehearsal strategies, choral history and current trends from some of today's most insightful choral artists.

The Texas State University School of Music annually hosts notable figures in choral music today. TXST Choirs Today! Dr. Jonathan Babcock of the Texas State Choral Faculty interviews our campus visitors on their music, their passion and their craft. Guests include conductors Craig Hella Johnson (Artistic Director, Conspirare), Z. Randall Stroope (Director of Choral Activities, Oklahoma State University) & Craig Jessop (conductor emeritus The Mormon Tabernacle Choir), as well as composers Gwyneth Walker and David Conte. Get one-on-one insite on rehearsal strategies, choral history and current trends from some of today's most insightful choral artists.

The Texas State University School of Music annually hosts notable figures in choral music today. TXST Choirs Today! Dr. Jonathan Babcock of the Texas State Choral Faculty interviews our campus visitors on their music, their passion and their craft.  Guests include conductors Craig Hella Johnson (Artistic Director, Conspirare), Z. Randall Stroope (Director of Choral Activities, Oklahoma State University) &amp; Craig Jessop (conductor emeritus The Mormon Tabernacle Choir), as well as composers Gwyneth Walker and David Conte. Get one-on-one insite on rehearsal strategies, choral history and current trends from some of today's most insightful choral artists.

TXST Choirs Today!

Vancouver's source for Urbanism, Insight, and Evolution. Hosted by Gordon Price, former Vancouver City Councillor and Director of the SFU City Program lecture series. Featuring interviews with leading players and emerging voices on issues of urban planning, architecture, housing, transportation, politics, culture, and public spaces.

Viewpoint Vancouver

Older And Wiser with Bob Bates and Susan Sikora

Nothing is too highbrow or lowbrow for these 5 hosts. Harrison, Kennedy, Jordan, Mason & Bryce tackle any and all topics during a two-hour runtime; bringing different and unique perspectives to discussions spanning pop culture, modern society and philosophy.

Nothing is too highbrow or lowbrow for these 5 hosts. Harrison, Kennedy, Jordan, Mason &amp; Bryce tackle any and all topics during a two-hour runtime; bringing different and unique perspectives to discussions spanning pop culture, modern society and philosophy.

Midbrow

The Freer and Sackler Galleries’ Silk Road Storytelling group is made up of volunteers from the Washington DC community who have cultural ties to various sites along the ancient Silk Road. They trained with professional storyteller Louise Omoto Kessel to learn to tell stories from their homelands including Turkey, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Afghanistan, Iran, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, China, Mongolia, Korea, and Japan. Here is a sample of their stories. We trust that listeners will experience the many ways that appreciation for family, meaningful work, truth, beauty, and mystery are expressed through these unique voices from along the ancient trading route.

Silk Road Stories

Do you aspire to be a high achiever? If so, join Jen McDonough, (aka The Iron Jen) overthrowing adversity expert, Amazon Top 100 Author, Motivational Storyteller, and coach as she interviews experts to help you find ways to strengthen your health, career, finances, relationships and accelerate your personal growth.

As a imperfect person who has overcome many obstacles to find personal success, Jen understands the obstacles  you the high achiever face in finding resources that are going to help YOU through tough times.

WARNING: THIS SHOW IS NOT FOR WHINERS

This is the show that showcases simple, easy, and realistic tips for helping us find ways to help others and ourselves prosper through adversity in order to build stronger families, communities, and organizations.

You can listen to our 6am live radio broadcast each Tuesday by calling (347) 308-8887.  Got a question? We would love to answer it. Please use the form below to email in any questions before each show.

Contact Info:
Follow Jen directly through her website at www.TheIronJen.com, Twitter: @TheIronJen or Facebook: The Iron Jen.

Do you aspire to be a high achiever? If so, join Jen McDonough, (aka The Iron Jen) overthrowing adversity expert, Amazon Top 100 Author, Motivational Storyteller, and coach as she interviews experts to help you find ways to strengthen your health, career, finances, relationships and accelerate your personal growth. As a imperfect person who has overcome many obstacles to find personal success, Jen understands the obstacles you the high achiever face in finding resources that are going to help YOU through tough times. WARNING: THIS SHOW IS NOT FOR WHINERS This is the show that showcases simple, easy, and realistic tips for helping us find ways to help others and ourselves prosper through adversity in order to build stronger families, communities, and organizations. You can listen to our 6am live radio broadcast each Tuesday by calling (347) 308-8887. Got a question? We would love to answer it. Please use the form below to email in any questions before each show. Contact Info: Follow Jen directly through her website at www.TheIronJen.com, Twitter: @TheIronJen or Facebook: The Iron Jen.

The Iron Jen Show

Claire Inman sits down with Bay Area Christians as they tell their interesting stories.

Harbor Light Stories

Programa de opinión de la periodista Amelia Rueda transmitido todos los días por Radio Monumental (Costa Rica).

Nuestra Voz

To encourage and impact the lives of others through inspiration and my life experiences

Keep It Moving!!! KIM

A podcast made by two UW-Madison students about college, life, and getting Joyce's fridge fixed. No one is supervising us and that's probably fine? We'll see. Email: uncheckedhooliganery@gmail.com

Unchecked Hooliganery

Autopsy: The Last Hours Of… is a series that reveals the truth behind the controversial deaths of global icons and people whose untimely deaths were surrounded by scandal and intense media attention. Fact and fiction are forever separated through reconstructions of their final hours using crucial medical evidence from the actual autopsies to explain how and why they died while interviews with friends and family shed light on the events that led to death—finally putting an end to the speculation. Hosted by Dr. Michael Hunter.

Autopsy: The Last Hours Of…

Three diabetic friends discuss the everyday life of living with diabetes. They’ll also have guest on who are either directly or indirectly affected by diabetes.

Chatting w/ everyday diabetics

In ihrem Podcast widmet sich Tanja Valérien den großen Fragen, Zäsuren und Brüchen des Lebens.

Sie spricht mit spannenden Frauen und Männern zwischen 50 und 100 über deren Wandlungen, die Höhen und Tiefen, Triumphe und Niederlagen– und gerade deshalb mitten im Leben stehen: Desirée Nosbusch, Patricia Riekel, Judith Milberg, Margarita Broich und andere Frauen empfingen Tanja Valérien bei sich zuhause, darüber über ihre Gefühle, Erfahrungen und Gedanken zu sprechen und wie es sich anfühlt, wenn die fruchtbaren Jahre hinter einem liegen. Herausgekommen sind Unterhaltungen, die charmant und schonungslos, emphatisch und tröstlich, aber nie indiskret oder voyeuristisch sind. Intime Gespräche, bei denen man als Zuhörer das Gefühl hat, mit am Tisch zu sitzen, ohne zu stören. Was macht man mit seinem Leben, wenn die Kinder aus dem Haus sind? Wie fühlt es sich an, nie welche bekommen zu haben? Wie wird man gelassen älter, wie verändern sich die Liebe und das Selbstwertgefühl, wie geht man mit dem Gefühl um, unsichtbar zu werden? Und wie schafft man es, das letzte Lebensdrittel zu genießen, sich schön und gebraucht zu fühlen, wenn der Körper erschlafft. 

Mit den Männern, wie z.B. Rufus Beck spricht sie über Themen, die sonst gern unter den Tisch fallen oder – zu Unrecht – Frauen vorbehalten sind: Liebe, Schwäche, Unsicherheit, Angst, Kränkung, Einsamkeit. Themen, die berühren und inspirieren. Mit ihrer natürlichen Art schafft Tanja Valérien es, die Menschen in Gespräche zu verwickeln, die in die Tiefe gehen, Trost spenden, nachdenklich und vor allem: Freude machen.

Jeden Monat erscheint mindestens eine neue Folge ihrer Interviews auf Apple Podcast und Spotify.

Tanja Valérien-Glowacz, geb.26.02.1962, arbeitet nach einem Modedesign-Studium in New York lange als Stylistin und Moderedakteurin, bevor sie in München ihre eigene Kreativagentur für Werbung gründet und auch als Designerin tätig ist. Sie lebt mit ihrem Mann, dem Extremsportler Stefan Glowacz, in einer Patchworkfamilie mit fünf Kindern in Oberbayern, und ist die Tochter des berühmten Sportmoderators Harry Valérien, der von 1963 bis 1988 263 mal das Aktuelle Sportstudio im ZDF moderierte.

In ihrem Podcast widmet sich Tanja Valérien den großen Fragen, Zäsuren und Brüchen des Lebens. Sie spricht mit spannenden Frauen und Männern zwischen 50 und 100 über deren Wandlungen, die Höhen und Tiefen, Triumphe und Niederlagen– und gerade deshalb mitten im Leben stehen: Desirée Nosbusch, Patricia Riekel, Judith Milberg, Margarita Broich und andere Frauen empfingen Tanja Valérien bei sich zuhause, darüber über ihre Gefühle, Erfahrungen und Gedanken zu sprechen und wie es sich anfühlt, wenn die fruchtbaren Jahre hinter einem liegen. Herausgekommen sind Unterhaltungen, die charmant und schonungslos, emphatisch und tröstlich, aber nie indiskret oder voyeuristisch sind. Intime Gespräche, bei denen man als Zuhörer das Gefühl hat, mit am Tisch zu sitzen, ohne zu stören. Was macht man mit seinem Leben, wenn die Kinder aus dem Haus sind? Wie fühlt es sich an, nie welche bekommen zu haben? Wie wird man gelassen älter, wie verändern sich die Liebe und das Selbstwertgefühl, wie geht man mit dem Gefühl um, unsichtbar zu werden? Und wie schafft man es, das letzte Lebensdrittel zu genießen, sich schön und gebraucht zu fühlen, wenn der Körper erschlafft. Mit den Männern, wie z.B. Rufus Beck spricht sie über Themen, die sonst gern unter den Tisch fallen oder – zu Unrecht – Frauen vorbehalten sind: Liebe, Schwäche, Unsicherheit, Angst, Kränkung, Einsamkeit. Themen, die berühren und inspirieren. Mit ihrer natürlichen Art schafft Tanja Valérien es, die Menschen in Gespräche zu verwickeln, die in die Tiefe gehen, Trost spenden, nachdenklich und vor allem: Freude machen. Jeden Monat erscheint mindestens eine neue Folge ihrer Interviews auf Apple Podcast und Spotify. Tanja Valérien-Glowacz, geb.26.02.1962, arbeitet nach einem Modedesign-Studium in New York lange als Stylistin und Moderedakteurin, bevor sie in München ihre eigene Kreativagentur für Werbung gründet und auch als Designerin tätig ist. Sie lebt mit ihrem Mann, dem Extremsportler Stefan Glowacz, in einer Patchworkfamilie mit fünf Kindern in Oberbayern, und ist die Tochter des berühmten Sportmoderators Harry Valérien, der von 1963 bis 1988 263 mal das Aktuelle Sportstudio im ZDF moderierte.

TANJA VALÉRIEN - GESPRÄCHE ÜBER WANDLUNG

Welcome to the show. We talk about random things while streaming and not streaming. Check out more of the podcast on youtube.

The Shaman and Wizard show

A podcast born from the boredom and solitude of the COVID-19 2020 quarantine - here to give you some warm comfort and laughter, and hopefully some semblance of normalcy.

We are Omar and Keaton, two dudes who are into photography, film, fitness, sports and the whole wide world. We're here to talk about our days and have good conversations together - and with you!

A podcast born from the boredom and solitude of the COVID-19 2020 quarantine - here to give you some warm comfort and laughter, and hopefully some semblance of normalcy. We are Omar and Keaton, two dudes who are into photography, film, fitness, sports and the whole wide world. We're here to talk about our days and have good conversations together - and with you!

So Far Unbeaten

Sprinkling Black Girl Magic everywhere I go! Let's Talk About It Though... is an open conversation podcast where we discuss everything from relationship and life advice to hit shows and new music.

Let's Talk About It Though...

Este podcast está lleno de tips e ideas sobre cómo llevar tu día a día y conseguir espacios de paz en el medio del caos. Acompáñame en estas conversaciones sobre espiritualidad, relaciones, amor propio y demás.

Un Café Con Coco

Lunch Break with Kiel is a casual conversation podcast where curiosity leads the way.

Lunch Break with Kiel

How to Date is a show about to master the messy, complex, and downright bizarre world of dating, when you really didn't think you'd be back here again. Your hosts Dr Amantha Imber and Monique Robin speak to psychologists, dating coaches, professors, data crunchers at Bumble, and even sex workers to learn how to get better at dating. You’ll learn about how to improve your chances of finding love online, how to date during a pandemic, and the latest science on how to attract a great mate. If you’re keen to improve your odds on the dating front and get some practical advice on how to get better at it, subscribe to How To Date wherever you listen to your podcasts.&nbsp; <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

How to Date is a show about to master the messy, complex, and downright bizarre world of dating, when you really didn't think you'd be back here again. Your hosts Dr Amantha Imber and Monique Robin speak to psychologists, dating coaches, professors, data crunchers at Bumble, and even sex workers to learn how to get better at dating. You’ll learn about how to improve your chances of finding love online, how to date during a pandemic, and the latest science on how to attract a great mate. If you’re keen to improve your odds on the dating front and get some practical advice on how to get better at it, subscribe to How To Date wherever you listen to your podcasts.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How to Date is a show about to master the messy, complex, and downright bizarre world of dating, when you really didn't think you'd be back here again. Your hosts Dr Amantha Imber and Monique Robin speak to psychologists, dating coaches, professors, data crunchers at Bumble, and even sex workers to learn how to get better at dating. You’ll learn about how to improve your chances of finding love online, how to date during a pandemic, and the latest science on how to attract a great mate. If you’re keen to improve your odds on the dating front and get some practical advice on how to get better at it, subscribe to How To Date wherever you listen to your podcasts.&nbsp; Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

How to Date

Small City Big Dreams Podcast is a vibe brought to you by Two Brothers & A Queen! We bring The Real, The Truth, & The Funny! We touch on topics such as sports, politics, relationships, music, etc in our own way! Tune in and enjoy the vibes with DT & Ray Ray & our many guest!

Small City Big Dreams Podcast is a vibe brought to you by Two Brothers &amp; A Queen! We bring The Real, The Truth, &amp; The Funny! We touch on topics such as sports, politics, relationships, music, etc in our own way! Tune in and enjoy the vibes with DT &amp; Ray Ray &amp; our many guest!

Small City Big Dreams Podcast

It took Anna and Esther five years to finally become friends! Join them as they talk about everything from friendship and relationships to food, lifestyle and hobbies. They are finally taking this chance to learn more about each other and make up for the lost time of FIVE YEARS. 

Follow us on @fiveyearslater_podcast

It took Anna and Esther five years to finally become friends! Join them as they talk about everything from friendship and relationships to food, lifestyle and hobbies. They are finally taking this chance to learn more about each other and make up for the lost time of FIVE YEARS. Follow us on @fiveyearslater_podcast

Five Years Later

Renowned experts profile prominent figures that have contributed in a decisive way to the advancement of Spanish culture.

Major Figures in Spanish Culture

Salut, ça va ? – Le podcast par Take Kare qui explore l’envers des parcours féminins dans l’entrepreneuriat, le business et la vie. Ici, on parle vrai. Un lundi par mois, Léa (@jenesuispasjoli), cheffe d’entreprise, créatrice de contenus et fondatrice de Take Kare (@takekare.co), donne la parole à des femmes entrepreneuses, des mères, des créatrices, des leaders, pour creuser au-delà des success stories. Ce podcast est une invitation à ralentir, à réfléchir, à se questionner sur ce que ça veut vraiment dire : réussir sa carrière, monter un business, vivre selon ses valeurs, sans s’oublier. Parce que derrière chaque femme qui entreprend, il y a aussi des contradictions, des blocages intérieurs, des moments de doute, une charge mentale invisible, et cette pression constante de devoir "tout bien faire". Ici, on pose les mots, sans filtre, sur les sujets qui comptent : leadership féminin, productivité, santé mentale, culpabilité, pression sociale, argent, ambition, organisation, syndrome de l’imposteur, réussite, transitions de vie, vulnérabilité… 🎙️ Dans chaque épisode :<ul><li>Un format long et profond, comme une vraie discussion entre amies</li><li>Des questions sans tabou, pour comprendre les dessous de l’entrepreneuriat au féminin</li><li>Des récits sincères, inspirants</li><li>Des ressources concrètes pour t’aider dans ton propre cheminement</li><li> </li></ul>Tu es une femme ambitieuse, passionnée, en quête de sens ou en transition dans ta vie professionnelle ? Ce podcast est fait pour toi.🎧 Disponible sur toutes les plateformes d’écoute.<hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Salut, ça va ? – Le podcast par Take Kare qui explore l’envers des parcours féminins dans l’entrepreneuriat, le business et la vie. Ici, on parle vrai. Un lundi par mois, Léa (@jenesuispasjoli), cheffe d’entreprise, créatrice de contenus et fondatrice de Take Kare (@takekare.co), donne la parole à des femmes entrepreneuses, des mères, des créatrices, des leaders, pour creuser au-delà des success stories. Ce podcast est une invitation à ralentir, à réfléchir, à se questionner sur ce que ça veut vraiment dire : réussir sa carrière, monter un business, vivre selon ses valeurs, sans s’oublier. Parce que derrière chaque femme qui entreprend, il y a aussi des contradictions, des blocages intérieurs, des moments de doute, une charge mentale invisible, et cette pression constante de devoir "tout bien faire". Ici, on pose les mots, sans filtre, sur les sujets qui comptent : leadership féminin, productivité, santé mentale, culpabilité, pression sociale, argent, ambition, organisation, syndrome de l’imposteur, réussite, transitions de vie, vulnérabilité… 🎙️ Dans chaque épisode :Un format long et profond, comme une vraie discussion entre amiesDes questions sans tabou, pour comprendre les dessous de l’entrepreneuriat au fémininDes récits sincères, inspirantsDes ressources concrètes pour t’aider dans ton propre cheminement Tu es une femme ambitieuse, passionnée, en quête de sens ou en transition dans ta vie professionnelle ? Ce podcast est fait pour toi. 🎧 Disponible sur toutes les plateformes d’écoute. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Salut, ça va ? – Le podcast par Take Kare qui explore l’envers des parcours féminins dans l’entrepreneuriat, le business et la vie. Ici, on parle vrai. Un lundi par mois, Léa (@jenesuispasjoli), cheffe d’entreprise, créatrice de contenus et fondatrice de Take Kare (@takekare.co), donne la parole à des femmes entrepreneuses, des mères, des créatrices, des leaders, pour creuser au-delà des success stories. Ce podcast est une invitation à ralentir, à réfléchir, à se questionner sur ce que ça veut vraiment dire : réussir sa carrière, monter un business, vivre selon ses valeurs, sans s’oublier. Parce que derrière chaque femme qui entreprend, il y a aussi des contradictions, des blocages intérieurs, des moments de doute, une charge mentale invisible, et cette pression constante de devoir "tout bien faire". Ici, on pose les mots, sans filtre, sur les sujets qui comptent : leadership féminin, productivité, santé mentale, culpabilité, pression sociale, argent, ambition, organisation, syndrome de l’imposteur, réussite, transitions de vie, vulnérabilité… 🎙️ Dans chaque épisode :<ul><li>Un format long et profond, comme une vraie discussion entre amies</li><li>Des questions sans tabou, pour comprendre les dessous de l’entrepreneuriat au féminin</li><li>Des récits sincères, inspirants</li><li>Des ressources concrètes pour t’aider dans ton propre cheminement</li><li> </li></ul>Tu es une femme ambitieuse, passionnée, en quête de sens ou en transition dans ta vie professionnelle ? Ce podcast est fait pour toi.🎧 Disponible sur toutes les plateformes d’écoute. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.