As we are all aware, there is a vast lack of diversity in the tech industry. Today’s guest, Melinda Briana Epler, is trying to change this through her company Change Catalyst. Melinda started her career as an award-winning documentary filmmaker with a passion for social change. She is now channeling her passion into solving the diversity issue in tech (and tech-adjacent fields) through her work as a strategic advisor to tech companies and startups, venture capital firms, innovation hubs, and governments around the world.

Selfish. It's a powerful word and a label that many women fear when we focus on our business success or self-care. But why is that? We delve into the difference between self-care and selfishness, and why trauma needs to be addressed to move forward in the world.

Women are focused on the wrong metrics. Today, we talk about the past and the present of women and money. We speak our minds about the contrast between how men and women are socialized and how to break the cycle, the attitude needed to generate wealth, the abundant mindset, the cost of over-thinking your expenses towards growing your business, the importance of investing in yourself, and more.

Martha Beck, New York Times bestselling author, a speaker, and a life coach, shares about how social pressure can be a benevolent problem for entrepreneurs – “it’s forcing us to find ourselves”. We delve into what we can learn about mentorship from the hero’s saga, and how committing to your integrity can be a force for social change. Finally, the vital importance of self-care, which Martha sees as a radical action.

Veneé McGee, a "Spiritual activator” and founder of Ebb & Flow Collective, openly shares about how the past can be used to build up instead of break down your future, how "The Secret" and the "Law of Attraction" turned her life around, and how her healing and spiritual journey paved the way to Ebb and Flow Collective.

In today’s episode, Jennifer and Sandy dive into a conversation with just the two of them about a very exciting announcement. Namastream has officially been rebranded and is now named Marvelous

Today’s guest, Jamia Wilson, is a storyteller and activist, she talks about how books shaped her views in her youth and the importance of being able to tell one’s story without persecution.

In this episode, Emilia van Hauen, a Cultural Sociologist, talks about communities, relationships and human connection in a pandemic, and post-pandemic world.

In this episode, Elizabeth digs into women, voices, stories, and power. She also shares some personal stories, so make sure to stick around until the end to hear her hustle, where she shares a new technique for meditation. Tune in today!

In today’s episode, you’ll hear from Naomi Clark, who is a Feminist Financial Consultant and Coach. What stands out about this conversation is Naomi’s belief that the major reasons women struggle with making confident financial decisions are the patriarchy and debt-shaming culture —two oppressive systems designed to keep women feeling unprepared, doubtful, and distracted when it comes to their money.