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We’re thrilled to welcome Stacy Glass to the podcast! 🌟

 As the driving force behind ChemFORWARD, Stacy is on a mission to make chemistry safer, transparent, and accessible—empowering brands and innovators to choose better for people and the planet.

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Animals have an extraordinary ability to comfort, protect, and heal. For Jackie Ducci, that healing began with horses. 

As a child struggling with social anxiety and feeling invisible in a world that praised extroversion, she found acceptance not in people, but in the quiet, steady presence of animals.

In this episode, our guest, Jackie Ducci, shares a deeply personal story about how her horses helped her rediscover her worth, transform her mental health, and reshape the narrative she once believed about herself. 

This isn’t just about animals, it’s about connection, resilience, and the unexpected places we find our strength.

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Missed the Women, Life, and Science Conference last May 16? We’ve got you covered!

One of the highlights of every conference is the inspiring talks from our incredible speakers. Today, we’re sharing one of those moments with you with Scott Hicks on her talk “Leading with Your Why”.

Why you should listen:
-Discover the essence of who you really are
-Learn to differentiate between your goals (what you do) and your purpose (why you do it)

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Have you heard the incredible story of Muriel White Seherr-Thoss?
An American aristocrat with deep European roots, Muriel risked everything to help her Jewish friends escape the horrors of Nazi extermination during World War II.

Her quiet yet courageous acts of resistance make her one of the most remarkable and overlooked figures of that era.

Thanks to recent research and the gripping biography The Countess and the Nazis by Richard Jay Hutto, her legacy is finally being brought to light. We’re honored to welcome Mr. Hutto himself to our latest podcast episode!

🎧 If you're into history—especially discovering remarkable women who made a difference—this is your sign to listen.
 
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In a game long dominated by men, Susan Polgar shattered the mold and proved that chess knows no gender. At just 21, she made history as the first woman to earn the Men's Grandmaster title, the highest honor in chess.

In today’s podcast episode, Susan shares how she rewrote the narrative in this ultimate game of strategy and intellect. More than just a sport, she sees chess as a tool to spark curiosity, critical thinking, and resilience—especially among young women.

Tune in as she reflects on breaking barriers, navigating gender discrimination, and carving her place at the very top of professional chess. Her journey is one of courage, perseverance, and inspiration.

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"You’re not a person." That was the chilling message Alia Dastagir received after publishing a story on the abuse women journalists face online.

As a former USA Today journalist, Alia had reported on countless difficult topics but nothing prepared her for becoming part of the story.

Nearly 66% of women journalists have experienced online harassment. About 40% say it’s caused them to avoid reporting certain stories altogether.

Alia’s experience sparked a deeper investigation into the psychological toll of online abuse—effects that can be even more damaging and long-lasting than physical violence.

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The American foster care system was built to protect and uplift. But for too many kids, it fails to deliver.

➡️ Fewer than 5% of foster youth who age out at 18 earn a college degree.
➡️ Nearly half drop out of high school.
➡️ Many are funneled into locked cells
instead of onto life-building paths.

In this powerful episode, we speak with Claudia Rowe, a member of the editorial board at The Seattle Times and author of Wards of the State: The Long Shadow of American Foster Care. We dig into how and why this system is broken and what must change.

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You get the job done. You receive the recognition. But deep down… something still feels off. Unfulfilling. Like a part of you is missing.

Is it normal to question your career path—especially after you’ve worked so hard for so long? Absolutely. And Caroline Sangal, a scientist-turned-career-strategist, believes it’s not a crisis—it’s an invitation. An invitation to grow, to realign, and to redefine success in a way that actually feels good.

So if you’re in that space right now wondering what’s next, it’s time to pause and reflect.

Instead play our podcast for honest conversations and powerful tools to help you:

✅ Navigate career transitions with clarity and confidence
✅ Unlock the 3 P’s: Passion, Purpose, and Possibilities
✅ Learn when (and how) to pause, realign, and move forward with intention

Your next chapter doesn’t have to look like your last one. Let’s explore what’s possible together.

Enjoyed what you just hearted? Caroline has launched her podcast! Listen to her few solo episodes here: https://www.nextsuccesspodcast.com

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What does a world-class chef have in common with an autopsist?

Precision. Obsession. And a willingness to cut deep.

In our latest podcast episode, we go behind the scenes of The Death and Life of August Sweeney with its author, Samuel Ashworth—a debut novelist whose story blends culinary brilliance with the eerie intimacy of an autopsy.

 A legendary chef dies in the middle of service—and from beyond the grave, insists on directing the terms of his own dissection. What unfolds is a haunting exploration of legacy, ego, and the fine line between creation and destruction.

🎧 This episode will make you want to read the book.

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Every woman’s health journey is unique—shaped by our biology, life experiences, and the many roles we take on. And who better to advocate for our well-being than we, ourselves?

In today’s episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Lara Briden—a respected Naturopathic Doctor and bestselling author of 𝘗𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘰𝘥 𝘙𝘦𝘱𝘢𝘪𝘳 𝘔𝘢𝘯𝘶𝘢𝘭, 𝘏𝘰𝘳𝘮𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘙𝘦𝘱𝘢𝘪𝘳 𝘔𝘢𝘯𝘶𝘢𝘭, and 𝘔𝘦𝘵𝘢𝘣𝘰𝘭𝘪𝘴𝘮 𝘙𝘦𝘱𝘢𝘪𝘳 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘞𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘯. Lara brings decades of clinical experience and deep insight into how women’s bodies work—and more importantly, how we can support them naturally and effectively through every life stage.

Your period is powerful—and so is your metabolism. Learn how to support both by listening to our podcast!

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