How she survived to tell her story after a cold-blooded contract shooting is a miracle. Julie Taylor, a mother of three, now a Master Therapeutic Counsellor, shares her journey from victim to mentor as #VBB acknowledges the UN's 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence.

The fact that 1 in 3 women will experience physical or sexual violence in her lifetime is an appalling statistic. We talk with women who've experienced such abuse to raise awareness during the UN's 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. Our first guest is a social media expert, Sarah De La Coeur.

This episode was recorded at 11:15 AM, Nov 11 - Remembrance Day. The day we honour the men who fought and sacrificed so much for our freedoms. We also pay homage to women who live a life of trench warfare not knowing if they will make it through the night alive. November 25 is International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Lest we forget!

What have you accomplished during the pandemic and lockdown? Our guest, Jasmin Shojai, is a world-class glamour model who used the time to invigorate her social media profile and get herself on the cover of Playboy Magazine.

Susan Omilian's vow and mission are to help women who suffer domestic abuse on their journey from victim to survivor to thriver, but the one victim she couldn't save was her own beloved niece.

How does it feel seeing yourself in front of a full-length mirror — naked? Are you happy, naked? We talk with Dee Mago, author of Happy Naked; a straight-forward, five senses guide to loving the skin you’re in and feeling that energy in every area of your life.

“If one woman is attacked, her tongue cut out, she is gang-raped and cast aside like rotting meat, then all women are made subject to the same brutal disregard,” Bali K. Deol, host of SWARAJ Radio, in honour of 19-year-old Monisha, a Dalit female recently murdered in her homeland, India.

Who knew that spending six months in sweatpants would bring clarity of thought, or that the Covid lockdown would actually be liberating to me as a woman? A conversation with journalist, and woman of insight, Alex Madison.

Christina Wessendorf is an International Inner Peace Coach. Her story includes leaving her home in Germany to become 2nd wife to an Egyptian man. From that experience, she discovered her inner voice and courage to stand up for herself. Her PeaceMaker Program supports all women born to shine bright in the world!

As a parent, did you sign up for this: homeschooling at all grades, full-time stay-at-home child care, gender flexing, role flexing, and doing it all on budgets scraping the bottom of the barrel? Didn't think so, and now what?