On this final day of the Pop up miniseries, it’s officially #ManbassadorsDay! In addition, the classic on How To Start A Movement is shared. Last, for a summary sheet of this entire series, go to: https://tinyurl.com/popupwomen2019 for a complete list. THANKS for listening! Mwah! 💋

Nothing like a reality check to be reminded of how good many women have it in the world, and unfortunately, how many still do not. Today’s piece of inspiration and motivation comes from Fiona Sartoretto Verna of Sartoretto Verna, who works all around the world, and sometimes, is the only woman in the room. Give a listen to this episode...

We have SO MANY GROUPS online these days, but here’s another goodie, and 1 beat practice for those running online communities too! Listen in to hear who & what!

Counterintuitive advice from one of the biggest game changers in #pharmacy tonight...give a listen and see if you agree.

..but how can we best grieve over our losses? Today’s pop up podcast shares a resource to assist with this from one of my own fierce woman mentors, Dr. Elaine Voci. The book: Resilience Art: A Grief Coloring Book Using Ritual and Music to Help You Grow

March 26th is Create your own holiday day! In honor of my own little pop up this month for #womenshistorymonth, I’m walking the talk by officially creating #ManbassadorsDay on 3/31 each year from now on! If you want to learn how to register your very own holiday to make it official, listen to this episode!

I watched Out for Blood last night, the new HBO documentary about Theranos last night. I have fixed feelings about it, which I discuss today. Watch it and let me know what you think...particularly if you’re an entrepreneur and/or in healthcare.

Friend of mine & fellow @butleru alum and science teacher, Heather Hatcher nominated today’s amazing woman’s book, Unbowed: A Memoir, by Wangari Maathai!

Physics can be intimidating. It was for me. But not Jocelyn Bell Burrell, who is a woman in physics trying to get more diversity inside the profession! The pop up podcast celebrates her today!

A: not enough women! Today’s episode comes to you from APhA in Seattle, Washington and discusses healthcare and pharmacy. Go to tinyurl.com/genderhealth1 to see clearly that we need more women in healthcare & pharmacy—STAT!