Toni Plantamura is a trailblazer who has been paving the way for women in the workforce and sports since the 1960's. As a competitive runner in an era when women athletes faced significant hurdles, she carved a path for herself in sports and beyond. She's known for her influence on the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), her fight for gender equality in the workplace, and her resilience in navigating male-dominated spaces.

We discuss:

• What it was like to be a competitve runner in the 60's
• The challenges she faced as one of the first females on the police force
• Her advice for any woman looking to break the glass ceiling

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