For My Sister-Queens: Recent Episodes
W.M. Bowen
Welcome to For My Sister-Queens the Podcast, with W. M. Bowen. This podcast will deliver educational and inspirational topics to help women level-up their lives.
Financial/Economic Abuse is far too common in unhealthy relationship. This episode provides food for thought in order to help women identify the One-Sided Hustler in their lives.
Listen as Wendy and business owner Joy Janay have a candid conversation about divorce and healing through entrepreneurship. Joy explains how she hopes that her business will be one that helps women heal from emotional journeys in life.
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Listen to this interview with Realtor, Delia Campbell as she provides insight and suggestions regarding buying or selling real estate when going through a divorce.
The phrase "eat the crumbs" typically means to accept or settle for something that is of lesser value or importance than what one truly desires or deserves. It can also refer to being content with receiving only a small portion or benefit of something, rather than the full extent of what is available or deserved.
The phrase often implies a sense of resignation or disappointment, as though the person who is "eating the crumbs" is doing so out of necessity rather than choice. It can be used in various contexts, such as in the workplace, relationships, or in terms of social and economic status.
W.M. Bowen provides some uplifting advice about what to do with those crumbs and going for the whole loaf!
Divorcecan be a difficult and emotional experience, and one of the most challengingaspects of the process is deciding what to do with the marital home. For manywomen, the home represents stability, comfort, and security, but that doesn’tmean that holding onto it is the best decision. In fact, letting go of themarital home can be liberating and provide opportunities for growth and newbeginnings.
In this episode, we discuss Being and overwhelmed Her. How you can let go of the shame and guilt of asking for help and letting go.
You are encouraged to Be the Her who says No; Be the Her who Delegates; Be the Her who Rewrites "Woman has to do it all"
Child Support can be a very contentious subject. Women across America seek the court's help every day to try to enforce child support orders and make men pay their fair share of what it takes to raise children. This episode provides some basic statistics and information on child support enforcement, but goes deeper. What is your plan B when the money is not consistent or never comes?
Divorce: Anger, hurt and betrayal. Women going through the process know it all too well. However, are you the woman who wants to "stick it to" your soon to be ex or are you the woman who wants to move through this with grace? This podcast episodes talks about the pros and cons of seeking revenge through a divorce and shows you a better way.
This episodes explores how intersectional trauma-informed services may have a huge impact on agencies serving victim survivors of domestic violence.
Victims of Domestic Violence must take preventative measures to maintain their safety. This episode will explore some suggestions for creating a personalized safety plan.
Learn about the dynamics of domestic violence and how you can become involved to promote awareness.