Weekly Woman

Weekly Woman

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Weekly Woman episodes

  • Entrepreneur Meredith talks founding her own salon and living it up in Beverly Hills!

    Meredith Morris is a co-owner of the hair salon, Maven Beverly Hills, and she along with her partner, Danai, had been hairstylists for over 20 years. Tired of the robotic factory-style work, these two got together in 2014 and decided to open their own salon, Maven. The goal was and is to have a salon where everyone can feel welcome, at ease, and get quality time with their trusted stylist. The approach at Maven is securing customized experiences to every individual. They've created the idea of #Mavenmoments to live your best life. And as an entrepreneur committed to making women feel their best, we're so excited to have her on today.

    34 min
  • Dr. Geida on Philly and becoming an OBGYN

    Dr. Jessica Geida started an Instagram platform, Smiles and Scrubs where she talks about being an OBGYN, or life in medicine and women's health. She's currently a fourth year resident in Philadelphia and we're excited to talk to her this week!

    18 min
  • Kyana on Living it Up in New York City!

    Kyana Miller is a San Diegan turned New Yorker who's worked in Event Planning, always knows the hottest places to go to in the city, and is an amazing Volleyball player!  We're so excited to have her on WEEKLY WOMAN this week!


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    20 min
  • Freya Slack discusses founding Don't Cramp My Style

    Freya Slack started the Instagram platform DON’T CRAMP MY STYLE based out of Manchester in the UK!  She’s tackling the periods and placing books in public bathrooms offering a free and accessible period education for those who have periods.  An interactive arts student at Manchester Metropolitan University, she’s organized different events to raise awareness about periods.  Learn more at www.jubilance.com/blog

    30 min
  • Charlotte on the Politics of Menstrual Equality and Pads in Prison

    Charlotte Coyle is a current student at George Mason University studying Forensic Psychology and very active in the end-the-period movement. She's a legislative intern on Capitol Hill for Congresswoman Sylvia Garcia, who's actually a co-sponsor on the Menstrual Equality for All Act, we will be asking Charlotte about later. 

    Charlotte has studied mental health and how it functions in the prison systems. And will be volunteering at the Fairfax Detention Center. She's interested in seeing how federal and state mental health policy will be reformed. This amazing girl does it all. She's also part of the GMU Democrats, the Fairfax Democrats, and the GMU Pride Alliance.

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    20 min

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A weekly podcast bringing women in from all over the country to talk about what it means to be female, live our lives, and work towards womens rights!