Lifestyle & Identity Episodes

Temi Ajibewa is a visionary, an expert monetization coach, and the founder of the Millionaire Housewife Academy. The academy empowers stay-at-home women with the education, tools, and opportunities they need to be mentally and financially independent. Temi shares her journey of breaking free from f…

According to the UN (United Nations) facts and figures on Women's leadership and political participation, there's growing evidence that women's leadership improves political decision-making processes. But cultures won't see these advantages until enough women are in leadership to effect change. It …

It used to be that living together was confirmation of true love, but some women aren't sold on cohabiting as proof of commitment. They prefer the independence of LAT (Live-Apart-Together) relationships. Vicki Larson writes on the topic for publications like HuffPost and Medium and has a new book, …

Darlene Lancer wrote the books on codependency—literally. Titles include Codependency for Dummies and Conquering Shame and Codependency. She has over 30 years of codependency counseling experience and has helped countless women and men recover from the trauma of codependency. Click play and Meet Da…

How many people, instead of trading time for money or feeling trapped in a seemingly endless cycle of reacting to life's responsibilities, would love to be living their life purpose? But what would you trade to live such a privilege?

Woke Feminism! We welcome a compelling conversation with a YouTube content creator known by her pseudonym, Baggage Claim, about what ‘Woke Feminism' is and how it impacts society or you as a woman or man.

Vital Spark: The latest book by certified Jungian analyst and co-host of the popular podcast This Jungian Life. Women, listen up. Lisa shares how to Reclaim Your Outlaw Energies and Find Your Feminine Fire.

Laurin Mayeno wrote a children's book to help nonbinary children like her own escape the loneliness, isolation, and mistreatment she felt as a minority. Shortly after the book's release, it was banned in schools for being age-appropriate. Laurin's question is why.

Juliane Bergmann's credentials are impressive. She's a technical writer, book coach, ghostwriter, and editor. However, Juliane also has a common issue that most adults face: an identity crisis that began in childhood.