In Her Words: Working Conversations by Women: Recent Episodes
Alara Women
Through their experiences a variety of women sharing their stories, lessons and advice in the spaces they occupy globally.
Annie Raygoza a Director of Client Services at Clear Digital and the only woman on the firm's leadership team is passionate about working with women who are underrepresented in the workplace and who often feel the pressure to sacrifice their femininity to be seen as fierce leaders. Annie challenges the status quo of needing to fit into the stereotypical "Boys Club" in order to be respected and encourages women to embrace empathy, seek community, and speaking up in their own way! You can follow Annie HERE: LinkedIn
In this episode, we sit down with author Jill Phillips to discuss her latest book "Lamlash Street" and the inspiration behind it. "Lamlash Street" is a powerful and poignant memoir l that explores a year in Jill's life living on a small street in London during the 1960s.During the interview, Jill shares with us the personal experiences and observations that led her to write this moving story. She talks about her mom being able to read the book and the messages she hopes readers will take away from the book.Throughout the episode, we get a glimpse into Jill's writing process and the importance of writing stories that reflect the realities of life. We learn about the themes that run through "Lamlash Street" and how they connect to the larger issues of love, loss, and resilience.If you're a "Lamlash Street" fan or interested in the writing process, this episode is not to be missed!Buy the book here: https://www.amazon.com/Lamlash-Street-Portrait-Post-War-Through-ebook/dp/B08KTT8XPJ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=lamlash+street&qid=1603375763&sr=8-1
In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Patrice D'amato, a first-time author who spent 38 years working as a nurse and the last 10yrs in abortion clinics. Her book, "The View From the Clinic," provides a unique perspective on the experiences of healthcare workers in the field of reproductive health, particularly in light of recent political and legal developments such as the overturning of Roe v Wade in the United States.Join us as we delve into Patrice's experiences working in the clinics, the challenges she and her colleagues faced, and the impact of the recent political and legal changes on healthcare providers and patients alike. Through her book, Patrice sheds light on a topic that is often shrouded in secrecy and stigma, and offers an insightful and poignant look at the human stories behind the headlines.Whether you are a healthcare worker, a patient, or simply interested in learning more about this important issue, this interview is not to be missed. Tune in and join us as we explore "The View From the Clinic" with Patrice D'amato.
BLK Orchid is a talented Canadian musician who has been making waves in the music industry with her soulful music and powerful lyrics. In this podcast interview, we explore her artistic evolution, from her early beginnings as a performer to her current status as a rising star in the Canadian music scene. We delve into the inspiration behind her music, from her personal experiences to the cultural and social issues that she feels passionately about. We also examine the unique blend of genres that she incorporates into her music, from reggae and soul to hip-hop and R&B. Through this interview with BLK Orchid, we gain insight into her creative process and the hard work and dedication that goes into making each of her songs. We also learn about her collaborations with other artists and her plans for the future. Whether you're a longtime fan of BLK Orchid or a newcomer to her music, this podcast interview offers a fascinating glimpse into the mind and music of this talented artist. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to dive into the artistic evolution of BLK Orchid. Follow and support BLK ORCHID on social media: Instagram @iamblkorchid Instagram @thatsadopesample Twitter @iamblkorchid Twitter @thatsadopesample Tik Tok @iamblkorchid1 Facebook @Blk Orchid
During Black History Month, we talk to self-published author Jessica Terry about her many novels. She is the epitome of black excellence since she began her self-publishing path before it became common.
In this video, I'm sharing with you about the conscious decision to live a more disciplined lifestyle. I believe that discipline is the word of the year, and I'm going to start using it to improve my life and my work. Discipline is essential if you want to achieve anything in life. In this video, I'm sharing with you eight simple tips on how to live a more disciplined lifestyle. From eating right to working out regularly, these tips will help you reach your goals and live a happier, healthier life!
Starting a series called Thando’s corner! Where I will be sharing my views and opinions on things I’ve experience as a woman in her early 30’s. This is in addition to our interview‘s on our debut Thando’s corner episode I speak about dating, friends match making and not settling as someone in your 30’s!
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This episode is unique because Keziah agreed to speak about body acceptance when we asked her to do so two years ago. Of course, we didn't upload this episode, but now that it has been two years, we can watch it and see how it relates to Keziah now. She has the opportunity to reflect on how doing the internal work helps you feel good about yourself on the outside and how doing the work is a constant and not something you do occasionally.
I had the honor of speaking with the producer of the recent, critically acclaimed film Pretty Problems, which charts the journey of a woman seduced by the opulent lifestyle of the wealthy. The film's producer, Katya Alexander, tells us about her ten years in the business since she was 16 years old. She talks about how she uses comedy to educate people and how she has worked with modern technologies to make this possible. You can now watch it on Amazon, Google Play, and iTunes
Five years have passed since the tragic Route 91 Harvest Festival shooting, and we had the opportunity to speak with Ashley Hoff, the executive producer of the new four-part documentary series "11 Minutes," who is also a survivor. This series tells the story from the survivors' perspectives and demonstrates the importance of bravery, resiliency, and community.
The picture of the life you want is not always the reality of what it truly is. Often we just move on in life and never allow ourselves to grieve the life we thought we wanted. We speak to Clinical Psychologist Aanu about the importance of grieving the life you thought you'd have, mental health in the workplace, and the importance of therapy.
In a world where everything is fast-paced, many of us feel like we are left behind when we don't automatically get the success we crave. Alyssa gives us insight into how to build a six-figure business after two failed businesses and how it was not as instant as all the social media "Gurus" tell us it will be.
In this series, we will be speaking to women who work behind the scenes in the advocacy space. In this episode, we speak to Lipalesa Morake a senior manager of strategic partnership at Global Citizen Africa, where she facilitates the BeyGood fellowship and Curtis Scholars, both youth development programs.
June was National Men's Mental Health Month and we spoke to Gcobani, Thami, and Kamo about the effectiveness of having a strong community as men to aid mental health, Fatherhood, their standing as men in modern society, and navigating romantic relationships.
Chi Ilochi is a Nigerian American fashion designer and stylist who uses her platform to heal, empower and inspire others through her work. As a result, fashion serves a purpose. I asked her how she does it and why!
It’s Africa Day! This conversation between contemporary African women is about our role in driving Africa ahead, the economic influence women hold and our privilege as women with voices.
As we all know depression is a silent killer. In this interview we touch on the effects of sexual assault and navigating your way through life, depression and the high suicide rates by black men
This Men's Health Month caught up with Thabiso Mongane and had a conversation centred what being a man in the 21st century entails. As well as touching on Gender Based Violence, Patriarchy, Mental health , Relationships and Entrepreneurship.
Commemorating Youth Day in South Africa, Sasha illustrates how the Youth of 2021 have used their voices and platforms to continue to fight injustice within the continent not only in South Africa.
England musician, E.L.A Music gives us some insight on how she found her musical voice and her sound by being true to who she is a young woman who loves God and worships through alternative R&B Gospel
Nikki talks about how she chased her dreams of becoming a deejay which lead her to the city of Gold Johannesburg now she has a segment on a radio show.
Dawn shares with us how a big move, being a mom to a little one starting school and a new addition to the family has been like during a pandemic. Often women are asked about balancing but she breaks down that it’s more prioritizing and accepting that somethings are not as big of a priority in that particular season of your.
Yvette is a self-published Author, NPL-Life Coach and Wellness Educator who gives us insight on how to take care of our mental health this Mental Health Awareness Month!
Jabulile speaks about the importance of young African Women taking up leadership roles within their sphere of influence and not waiting to be deemed a leader to help nurture the continent while making sure we impart our knowledge to the next generation.
Thando gives an in-depth account of battling with identity and trying to define herself as a young woman and how she found herself and who she is through her on going relationship with God and within her faith.
Cathy Khutjo Mahloana who works in e-commerce speaks about starting a business, why friends and family may or may not extend support and tips on how to leverage support.
Sylvia Black a native New Yorker shares how she manages her time between being a part-time student at Harvard University where she is on the dean’s list and a full-time employee at Parkwood Entertainment during a pandemic and the #BlackLivesMatter movement.
Thando Mazibuko Founder of Alara shares about the importance of starting your goals, consistency and at times reinventing yourself to do so.
Mwandwe gives an account of being an intelligent young woman that follows her passion instead of the expectations put on her.