VBB Episodes

For millennia women have questioned, can a woman truly have it all? Debra Poneman is founder and CEO of Yes to Success, Inc., a world-renowned keynote speaker, a bestselling author, and seminar leader with students who've become household names:...

This re-boot of VBB reintroduces co-hosts Christopher and Heather. Our differences are sex, skin, social backgrounds, age, experiences, and opinions, but as Podcast partners our differences have proven to be our greatest strength. We share what we...

Who can say, is it a trend, but more and more women are choosing to close themselves off sexually? Their reasons are valid: broken trust or shame over their own sexuality. However, if as a woman you feel even a single spark in your sexual furnace we...

If there’s a young girl in your family you know the pressure they feel to be perfect, including perfect at hiding their anxieties, self-criticisms, and even debilitation depression. B’tween Girls is a groundbreaking program where girls share how they...

Is an office romance ever a good play? Yvonne Silver, veteran chartered HR consultant, certified executive coach, and founder of Flourish and Women & Wisdom Media speaks from experience when she shares these words. Don’t do it! Hear's her why.

Can love ever be spoken out of turn: said too soon, too late, too much or too little? VBB breaks it down, when is it safe to share the worlds “I Love You?”

We attach to people and to things, but we are never trained on what to do when we suffer loss. A conversation with life coach and grief recovery specialist Melody Chardon.

Nobody can fake being a leader, but how do you gain the skills, or find mentors eager to share their experience and help you become a leader of self​ or a leader of many?

Her official title is a sex-toy company CEO, but her true mission is to bring about social revolution around sexual fluidity and gender equity. Her company is Lora DiCarlo and after you hear her you won't soon forget the name.

Owner of Imagine Seminars​ and Amazon Bestselling Author Karen Klassen shares the 5 cycles in the evolution of relationships and titillates with stories from her recent journey to Dubai and India.

It’s “the addiction nobody will talk about,” but next time you’re in a crowded elevator consider the statistic that 1 in 3 men and 1 in 5 women are addicted to pornography. Joshua Shea is a recovered porn addict who now helps others through recovery.

In high school, I was the conservative girl, the overachiever, the straight A student. Nobody would ever imagine that I would end up as that girl, but once I got in the strip club as a dancer I felt every woman should have this experience if they...

International Women’s Day — A Day of Reflection; A Day of Lament. A conversation around Women, Sex, Money, and Politics.

How do you sneak a special gift for the first lady, Michelle Obama, past Secret-Service security? Use your bra. Canadian Business Chicks CEO Monica Kretschmer, rebel and her cause.

"I’m interested in how people change their relationships when they don’t need to depend on a partner to satisfy their sexual needs". Dr. Marina Adshade, author of Dollars and Sex: How Economics Influences Sex and Love.

“In The #MeToo Era, You Should Teach Your Teens How To Flirt!” Huffington Post writer Linda Simpson — @LinSimpson66, for parents of any child capable of having a sexual thought or of feeling a sexual urge.

Detoxing the "toxic masculine." A conversation with Jake Stika, Executive Director, Next Gen Men.

1 in 3 women will experience physical violence in their lifetime. 38% won't live to tell their story. One organization has a unique cure — the systematic education of boys and men on a global scale. White Ribbon Program Manager, Véronique...

“Some men are afraid to speak to women in public places for fear they’re going to be considered a freak.” Wanda St. Hilarie

A conversation with the two curators of a secret girls club teaching women how not to fear the orgasm.

Who owns the rights to a woman’s body when her sexual desires make her a slut, enjoying sex makes her a whore, multiple partners make her promiscuous, and her activities bring shame?

“I’m Sorry, It’s Cancer!” Words that can be the end of a world. We share a candid conversation to experience cancer with a woman who faced those words more than once. Author Wanda St. Hilarie on life beyond “I’m Sorry, It’s Cancer.”

She said what? Pamela Anderson said it, “I think feminism can go too far,” and we can't help but break it down​.

She's a petite, pretty little blond who worked ten years in the oil fields of Northern Alberta. Ask her and she's a feisty, mean little thing and anybody who screws with her regrets it. Meet Megan Smith.