Year Of The B.I.T.C.H Episodes

Elizabeth Flock is an Emmy Award-winning journalist who chronicles the lives of women who, when institutions, government, police, and courts failed to protect them, used deadly force as a last resort. So, in the fight for women’s safety, when is deadly force justifiable?

Tracy Schorn is “Chump Lady,” the woman you need if you learn that your partner has a double life and that you are not the one and only. Tracy wrote the book “Leave a Cheater, Gain a Life.

Edy Nathan is a licensed therapist, certified sex therapist, best-selling author, and a wordsmith with a quote so potent it promises to trigger change for every woman who hears it and takes it to heart.

Alisa Gracheva is a mental health counselor and holistic coach who’s faced life’s hardest challenges, including severe hormone-related PMS issues that prompted her ex-mother-in-law to call her a hedgehog, aka a prickly “bitch.” It’s a story to behold.

Tori Jenae is a Trauma-Informed Coach, Energy Psychology Expert, and a rare teacher who has experienced life’s harshest realities, including death, divorce, and abuse. Instead of bitterness, she transforms her pain into lessons that help others walk through their own hell.

Judith A. Houck, a professor and author of "Speculum: Examining the Women’s Health Movement,” shares the balls it took from “bitches” for women today to have agency, bodily autonomy, and women-centered choices inside male-dominated medical systems.

Rissa Miller, a Folklorist and Historian, contributes to our redefinition of B.I.T.C.H. as a pathway to women's empowerment by sharing powerful stories that promote a bold awareness for every woman.

Sasha Cagen is not easily shamed by words; in fact, “pussy-walking” is the name of a method she developed to teach women how to reclaim their power from the inside out.

Walker Kimberly Brandt, a Hollywood actress, model, and bestselling author, shares her deeply personal story of healing and self-empowerment. Walker’s insights shed light on how embracing vulnerability and women adopting their “Bitch” identity can inspire a more fulfilling life path.

TEDx speaker Barb Stone explores the journey of shedding perfectionism, embracing identity shifts, and reclaiming “Bitch” as your core source of strength as a woman.

Dianne Harris, Certified Life Coach, Author, and Entrepreneur, shares her powerful and personal journey through Betrayal, Identity, Trust, Change, and Healing: B.I.T.C.H, and how these steps have shaped her mission to empower other women.

Therapist, author Kristin Louise Duncombe shares her journey navigating a world of childhood sexual abuse to becoming a woman seeking self-worth and love in all the wrong faces and too many bodies to count.

Janice Selbie is a trailblazer in the field of religious trauma recovery, bringing an honest blend of personal experience and professional expertise to topics often left unspoken.

Is there transformative power hidden within the word Bitch? Courageous Self Care Founder Christina Marlett helps us unravel how B.I.T.C.H. can be a path to empowerment and self-liberation.

In this episode, social behavioural scientist, Dr. Xenia Barnes, dares anyone to call her a Bitch, and invites all women to feel as powerful in their own skin. It’s a conversation every woman needs to hear.

Bitch has never been an easy word for women to stomach, let alone embrace, but after conversations with hundreds of courageous women, it will surprise you how that cursed word can become every woman’s favourite B.I.T.C.H.

What's your RESOLUTION for 2026? Is yours to rebuild, recover, or survive? How about a year of radically life-changing action, and a personal EVOLUTION? Join us and enter The Year Of The B.I.T.C.H.