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2024-06-2505 min
Girl AwakeningBrittany Laidlaw -*PART 1*- An Embodiment of the feminine - Naked but NOT afraidALL the elements are sitting with much grace and powerful expression within this two part episode we are blessed to be sharing with you, featuring return guest, Brittany Laidlaw.
We step out into the wilderness with current / recent star of Naked & Afraid. A reality TV show filmed on location, this time in South Africa - so much WILDNESS!!!
Britt shares the real time survival skills and relationship with the land journey required to complete the 21 days, oh and did we say, all whilst naked!
Woven through this extreme wilderness challenge also came a deeply Spiritual experience for Britt... one...
2024-03-281h 25
Ashish Vidyarthi PodcastsShe Changed Her Life & You Can Do It Too! | Runjhun Gupta & Ashish Vidyarthi | The Billion Dreams Ep.13This podcast is here to change your life!Meet Runjhun Gupta, a true luminary in the world of architecture, business, and transformation. She's not just an architect but a versatile professional who dons several hats with finesse. She is an architect, a business coach, and an integral member of Business Network International (BNI). Her journey is a testament to her unwavering commitment to diverse professional pursuits. As the Founder and Director of WOW Creations, a visionary architect and interior design maven, having embarked on this journey with a dear friend in 2005, armed with nothing...
2023-10-2717 min
6 to 7 Figure Women012 - Seven Figures At Any Cost, with Heather RobertsIn this episode of the 6 to 7 Figure Women Podcast, hosts Jessica Fearnley and Meghann Conter are joined by Heather Roberts, a successful entrepreneur and business mentor who specializes in helping high-achieving women create a business that aligns with their busy lifestyle. We discuss the challenges faced by entrepreneurs as their businesses grow and offer practical strategies for addressing these challenges. The conversation also touches on the importance of self-prioritization, building a positive company culture, hiring the right team members, being true to oneself and finding purpose in business and life. What we discussed:
2023-07-2251 min
Freelance to Freedom: Freelancing Strategies to Get More Clients and Build Financial FreedomThere Is Only One You: Building and Exiting Seven-Figure Businesses with Heather RobertsHeather Roberts believes that women are building businesses based on guidance from men that created it in the 1950s. Is that true? Do women need something different? Heather believes so and as an experienced entrepreneur and business mentor who helps high-achieving women create a business that fits their lifestyle, she has some strong advice. With over 16 years of experience building and exiting successful seven-figure businesses, Heather specializes in implementing efficient systems, building the right team dynamic, and focusing on revenue-generating activities. In addition to her expertise in business, Heather offers guidance on prioritizing personal needs and overcoming li...
2023-07-1850 min
Der kreative Flow – Entfalte Deine kreative Stimme!REPLAY: Hobby oder Berufung? (Wiederholung Folge 29)Dies ist eine REPLAY-Folge (Wiederholung einer alten Folge).
Heute möchte ich mit Dir über ein Thema sprechen, dass tatsächlich an mich herangetragen wurde.Es geht daher diesmal um die Frage, ob Du aus Deinem kreativen Output ein profitables Business machen möchtest – oder einfacher ausgedrückt: Möchtest Du von Deinem Kreativschaffen leben? Oder ist es okay, wenn es nur ein Hobby bleibt?
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2023-04-1731 min
REVUP Your Leadership with Hilda GanS4E11: How to Maintain Better Boundaries in Your Life and Business with Heather RobertsManaging work-life balance and beating burnout are common challenges faced by all entrepreneurs. Establishing boundaries sounds like the perfect solution. However, boundaries are a bunch of lines and fences — space is the freedom to move about. Heather Roberts serves high achieving women who are juggling the growth of their own figure businesses and raising their families. She believes women need to create space by maintaining boundaries, leveraging our strengths, and supporting each other. Heather teaches extraordinary women how to beat burnout and find balance by simply maintaining better boundaries in the Boundary Line Mastermind. In this episode, Heather sh...
2023-04-0434 min
Dismantle Racism with Rev. Dr. TLCWrestling with the Complexities of RacismWHAT WILL THE AUDIENCE LEARN?Dr. Palmer will share a personal account of her experience with the inner work as well as external interactions that we part of her journey with contributing to the solution. Listeners will get some context around the connections between colonialism, our economy, and racism, as well as tools to challenge these systems on a daily basis.EPISODE SUMMARY:The ideals and practices of colonialism are at the root of racism, and specifically, anti-blackness around the world.Colonialism has and continues to be fuel for the global...
2022-07-211h 00
THE🔥SIZZLE!EQUAL OR EQUALIY"Choice Doesn't Always Make It Better..." Join Jai and G. SIZZLE as we discuss the impact of Women in sports as we close the celebration of Women's History Month!
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2022-03-3032 min
Really Interesting WomenAmy RichardsEp. 69 Amy Richards - Really Interesting Women podcastAmy Richards describes herself as an author, producer and organizer. But those generic terms hardly describe her enormous global influences on modern feminist thinking. In fact, she is the president of Soapbox, Inc., the world’s largest feminist speakers’ bureau, and the affiliated Soapbox Foundation, creators of Feminist Camp. She co-founded and spent several years leading the Third Wave Foundation now known as the Third Wave Fund, a national organization for young feminist activists which promotes gender justice and is a movement to end patriarchy, transphobia, homophobia, and m...
2022-01-1946 minReally Interesting WomenDr Patrice Newell AMEp. 68 Dr Patrice Newell AMPatrice Newell has been a model, newsreader, host of morning TV and then, in the late 80’s left all that and became a renowned sustainable land manager and writer/researcher who dedicated herself to developing and communicating improved agricultural systems and innovations in an era of rapid climate change. And, as if that wasn’t enough, she’s now undertaking a new and very exciting venture developing an app for launch next year that we will discuss in more detail on this show.She is an advocate for sustainable agriculture which she ta...
2021-12-1541 minReally Interesting WomenStephanie Alexander AOEp. 67 Stephanie Alexander AOStephanie Alexander is a food pioneer having been an enormous influence on our food culture since the 1960’s. She’s been a restaurant owner/chef for 30 years and has written 19 books (19 books!) and many, many articles. Her fifth book, The Cook’s Companion has been described by Nigella Lawson as one of her most prized and consulted cookbooks and she went on to say, ‘if I could have only one cookbook for the rest of my life, it would have to be this one.’ I don't think you can get higher p...
2021-12-0834 minReally Interesting WomenFleur McDonaldEp. 66 Fleur McDonaldAnother extraordinary woman. Fleur is often referred to as ‘the voice of the outback’. She is this country’s leading rural literature author and has drawn inspiration from having lived and worked for much of her life on a farm. But, like nearly all the women I’ve spoken to for this show, you only need to lightly scratch the surface to see the almost unimaginable obstacles that she has had to overcome to achieve this success. She has written 19 novels and 2 children’s books and has sold over 650,000 copies. She is constantly c...
2021-12-0140 minReally Interesting WomenMarilyn Darling ACEp. 65 Marilyn Darling ACMarilyn Darling AC, is best known as an Australian philanthropist and patron of the arts. With her husband, Gordon Darling, she instigated and has provided ongoing funding to the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra, ACT. She instigated it! We didn’t have one before that! She was one of the very few women who studied science at the University of Queensland in the early 60’s before working in the Department of Microbiology at the University of Melbourne in the mid-1960s and undertaking postgraduate study in the Medical School of Monash Unive...
2021-11-2434 minReally Interesting WomenPauline NguyenEp. 63 Pauline NguyenPauline Nguyen's story is a remarkable tale and commences from a very early age as one of survival. She shows an extraordinary resilience as well as forgiveness....in situations where both qualities probably would have evaded a lesser person. After escaping Vietnam with her family after the war and living for a year in a refugee camp, Pauline's early years were tough. Her father suffered from PTSD and, as a direct result, she suffered tremendous physical and emotional abuse until she was a young woman.Succumbing to the continuing violence, she...
2021-11-1042 min
Finnessiam Health's Quantumly Yours Podcast with Wendie Patrick#26 Empowering Women to Become Extraordinary with Guest Kami GuildnerWendie was honoured to welcome Kami Guildner as guest this week who is a wonderful Extraordinary woman in her own right. A Certified Equine Guided Educator and business coach, Kami chats about how she stepped into her purpose and is helping women around the world step into theirs. A great coffee time chat,so listen in as you'll want to get to know this fabulous lady if you are embarking on your own entrepreneurial journey and need help taking that leap of faith , or indeed a coach.You can also purchase Kami's book; Firedancer: Your Spiral J...
2021-11-0439 minReally Interesting WomenJodi GeddesEp. 62 Jodi GeddesJodi Geddes and her co-founder, Kate Pollard had both led very successful careers – but after deciding to start families, they experienced first-hand how isolating and career-slowing becoming a parent could be if an organization was not properly equipped. Realizing that there were millions of other parents and caregivers in the same boat, who were having their career momentum stunted. They knew something needed to be done. And they did it. As their idea took root and grew, they were inundated with messages from parents and caregivers who were struggling. The idea was to...
2021-11-0329 minReally Interesting WomenProfessor Lisa Jackson Pulver AM PhDEp. 61 Prof. Lisa Jackson Pulver AM PhDAn extraordinary story from an extraordinary woman.That this story played out at all is remarkable. Having run away from home as a 14 year old with her father, suffering from PTSD, firing shots in her direction with his shotgun, Lisa had to carve out a life in Kings Cross and other areas disguising herself as a boy so as not to be hassled. The kindness of strangers and the ability to understand and follow their wisdom, led to a career in nursing, and then medicine which became too...
2021-10-2758 minReally Interesting WomenRobynne MurphyEp. 60 Robynne MurphyLink to episode…https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/really-interesting-women/id1526764849?i=1000539205221Forty years ago, director Robynne Murphy, one of the leaders of Wollongong’s 1980-1994 Jobs for Women Campaign, joined hundreds of migrant/working class women to take on Australia’s most powerful company BHP – and initially they seemed to have won. But when the 1983 steel slump devastated the city’s economy, the women were forced into the courtroom and onto the streets to face a prolonged battle for equality.Her film, Women of Steel, documents this journey....from an insiders pers...
2021-10-2045 minReally Interesting WomenCharlotte Wood AMEp. 59 Charlotte Wood AMCharlotte Wood is one of Australia's best and most successful authors. She’s the author of six novels and three books of non fiction. Her last fictional work, The Weekend, was the ABIA Literary Fiction book of the Year 2020 and was shortlisted for numerous other awards. The previous novel, The Natural Way of Things won the 2016 Stella Prize, the Indie Book of the Year and Novel of the Year and was joint winner of the Prime Minister’s Literary Award for Fiction. Her latest book is the newly released non-fiction work, The Lu...
2021-10-1343 minReally Interesting WomenDist. Professor Genevieve Bell AO FTSE FAHAEp. 58 Distinguished Professor Genevieve Bell AO FTSE FAHAThis was one of the most interesting conversations I've had. And that's saying something. Genevieve's background is technical and almost overwhelming....but don't do what I did and shake your head and go, 'I'm not going to understand a single word of this,' because we break things down and build them back up again. And it's fascinating.Distinguished Professor Genevieve Bell, AO FAHA FTSE is the Director of the School of Cybernetics and 3A institute (3Ai) at the Australian National University, and a Vice...
2021-10-0645 min
The World Changers PodcastWomen of God in Professional Health w/ Dr. DiPieroAs we conclude our series on "World-Changing Women", we are honored to have Dr. Danelle DiPiero! In this episode, we explore what it means for one to live out one's God-given purpose. You will smile, be inspired, and empowered to boldly live out your purpose!
Stay connected with us. Email: EngageEquipEmpowerAll@gmail.com & Instagram: Engage.Global_
Check out our entire series below:
The Woman Who Changed My World: Mother May Palmer
https://anchor.fm/al956/episodes/The-Woman-Who-Changed-My-World-Mother-May-Palmer-erd906
World Changing Women in Ministry with Tiffany White
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2021-03-3140 minThe World Changers PodcastWorld Changing Women in the Market Place with Alexis BonillaAs we continue our series on World-Changing Women, we are honored to host Alexis Bonilla. As a woman of God, digital creative, mom, and wife, Alexis sheds light on what it is like to live out purpose in a complex world.
Stay connected with us. Email: EngageEquipEmpowerAll@gmail.com & Instagram: Engage.Global_
Check out our entire series below:
The Woman Who Changed My World: Mother May Palmer
https://anchor.fm/al956/episodes/The-Woman-Who-Changed-My-World-Mother-May-Palmer-erd906
World Changing Women in Ministry with Tiffany White
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2021-03-2445 minThe World Changers PodcastWorld Changing Mothers with Shana MorrisonWe are blessed to have Shana Morrison, who is a ray of sunshine and breath of fresh air to the soul! Her story, insight, wisdom will refresh you. We talk about single parenting, mental wellness, self-care, and Jesus.
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2021-03-1728 minThe World Changers PodcastWorld Changing Women in Ministry with Tiffany WhiteWomen in ministry is not a new concept, but an ever-present purpose that God designed since the beginning of time. In this episode, we welcome Pastor Tiffany White as we explore world-changing-women in ministry. This episode is for everyone! Be sure to share with at least three women who are changing the world!
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2021-03-1030 min
ExtraOrdinary WomenTrailer: Extra-Ordinary WomenGet a taste of Extra-Ordinary women project, come with us behind the scenes of making the podcast, and enjoy listening to some extracts from all the different episodes. Huge thanks to our fantastic production & sounds designers Helen Malich and Christoph Brandner who made this fantastic extract, which embeds and captures the beautiful atmosphere that surrounded us for the complete duration of the project. Enjoy!
2020-03-0706 minExtraOrdinary WomenBarbara: "Die Zeit der Selbstuntersuchung"In dieser Folge führt uns Barbara Groß, eine Galeristin, die seit mehr als 30 Jahren Künstlerinnen fördert, durch ihre ersten Begegnungen mit Kunst, die sie machte, als sie mit ihrer Familie Kirchen besichtigte, und als sie alte Meister in der Alten Pinakothek entdeckte, als sie auf dem Weg zum Zahnarzt war.
Sie erzählt uns von der feministischen Bewegung in München und wie es ihr Interesse weckte, dass es kaum weibliche Künstler in den Museen gab.
Nach der Geburt ihrer Tochter reflektiert sie, was in ihrem Leben wichtig ist, und verpflichtet sich, d...
2020-03-0613 minExtraOrdinary WomenBarbara: “Have a conversation with a painting”In this episode, the gallerist Barbara Gross shares her passion for art and for inspiring people to look at the work of female and young artists.
She remembers visiting museums on her trips to the dentist and being introduced to art by her parents. She recalls the feminist movement in Munich and how that opened her eyes to the almost no existence of female artists in museums, leading her to fight for better work conditions to women’s artists.
She acknowledges the advancements for women in the past years, while reinforcing that “there is still a lo...
2020-03-0613 minExtraOrdinary WomenRahmée: "Je suis a' la recherche de la lumière"In this episode in FRENCH, the fashion designer Rahmée Wetterich takes us on a journey through her life since arriving in Germany more than 40 years ago. The work she develops together with her sister Marie embodies both their African ancestry and Bavarian tradition, bringing to life the Dirndl à l'Africaine.
Since her childhood she has always been surrounded by textiles, and comes from a very artistic family. She highlights the diversity of “light” that makes the african’s textiles an “esprit des dance“. She talks about the common points and differences between African and German culture, but most of all...
2020-03-0615 minExtraOrdinary WomenRahmée: "Mama, bleib bei dir"Die Modedesignerin aus Kamerun Rahmée Wetterich nimmt uns mit auf eine Reise durch ihr Leben, seit sie vor mehr als 40 Jahren nach Deutschland kam. Die Arbeit, die sie zusammen mit ihrer Schwester Marie entwickelt, verkörpert sowohl die afrikanische als auch die bayerische Tradition und sie erweckten das Dirndl à l'Africaine zum Leben. Schon früh verstand sie, dass die Sprache der Schlüssel für sie war, um die Kultur zu erfassen, in der sie lebte, und erinnert sich, wie wichtig ihr Mentor für den Aufbau ihres Vertrauens als Teenager war. Als sie lernte, wie wichtig es ist, ge...
2020-03-0617 minExtraOrdinary WomenPreshika: "It takes courage to survive any type of abuse"In this moving and eye-opening episode, the South African Preshika Wright tells us about the support group she created for survivors of abuse. She fondly remembers her grandparents and their work to the community as well as being a teenager during the ending of Apartheid. She opens up about surviving abuse, living with PTSD and having the drive to meet up with other women who had gone through similar circumstances, thus creating the “community she was looking for”. She educates us on victim blaming and its damaging impact for the women who went through abuse, as well as suggesting how...
2020-03-0637 minExtraOrdinary WomenAgnes: "Don’t put a frame around yourself. Jump in it!"Asian rope skipping champion and trainer Agnes Yu, originally from China but raised in Hong Kong, moved from England to Munich, where she felt like facing a “nuclear bomb”.
She talks about how, through her attitude of “not giving up” she managed to not “put a frame around” herself and to embrace every single opportunity she has.
Agnes also highlights the positive take away that she treasures from the cultures she experienced and how she now values her Chinese heritage, traditions and core values.
Most of all, she talks about her rediscovered “superhero” and appreciates even more the challenges and achievements tha...
2020-03-0614 minExtraOrdinary WomenAgnes: 自強不息，永不放棄。In this episode in CANTONESE, Asian rope skipping champion and trainer Agnes Wo, originally from China but raised in Hong Kong, moved from England to Munich, where she felt like facing a “nuclear bomb”.
She talks about how, through her attitude of “not giving up” she managed to not “put a frame around” herself and to embrace every single opportunity she has.
Agnes also highlights the positive take away that she treasures from the cultures she experienced and how she now values her chinese heritage, traditions and core values.
Most of all, she talks about...
2020-03-0612 minExtraOrdinary WomenSneha: "I am a people person"Language enthusiast from India, Sneha Chattopadhyay, shares with us her love for letter writing, a passion she developed in her childhood. “Writing is like breathing”, a refreshing way that helps her think mindfully about making decisions. She also brings to the table how letters give you an insider view on what is really happening around the world. In particular, she talks about a letter sent to Crimea which couldn’t be delivered to her penpal. Sneha, also reminds us that “life starts when you step out of your comfort zone” and that it is important to always “be the best version...
2020-03-0518 minExtraOrdinary WomenNoemi: "Il contatto con l'altro fa sempre esplorare maggiormente se stessi"In this episode in ITALIAN, Noemi Salamone takes us on a journey through her love for languages and how it started. She treasures diversity and how “traveling and the contact with other cultures makes you know yourself better and better”.
She introduces us to the German lifestyle and how childhood is perceived in a different way in comparison to Italy, while feeling herself part of a “beautiful big Europe”.
Above all, she talks about how knowing a language is key to understanding the culture and its way of thinking. At the same time, she highlights the impo...
2020-03-0510 minExtraOrdinary WomenNoemi: “How are the rivers of your life flowing?”In this episode, the self proclaimed non-ordinary-Italian, language lover Noemi Salamone, tells us how living abroad gave her new perspectives. Taking the decision of moving from Venice to Munich in less than 20 days, she shares the challenges she overcame and the positive take away of German culture. Mostly, she highlights the importance of knowing the local language, a pivotal tool to understand the culture one lives in. At the same time, she thinks, we must cultivate our native language.
Precious heritage, which drove her to develop Insieme, an initiative that supports bilingualism and bilingual families in Munich...
2020-03-0508 minExtraOrdinary WomenMathilda: "Les Femmes sont le pilier de l'humanité!"In this episode in FRENCH, Mathilda Legitimus-Schleicher takes us on her journey to Munich. Coming from a family of show business, Mathilda arrived in Germany for one year, to improve her German and never left.
She highlights how solidarity, comprehension and empathy are pivotal values to survive in our current society. It’s important to put yourself in each other's shoes to understand others. She shares also her personal experience and view on discrimination & racism.
Empathy in particular, is what she calls the “fuel of our society” but also her superpower, talent that she uses to mak...
2020-03-0518 minExtraOrdinary WomenMathilda: “Integration braucht Zeit”In dieser Folge erzählt uns die energiegeladene Mathilda Legitimus-Schleicher, eine Dolmetscherin und Sozialarbeiterin mit Wurzeln auf drei Kontinenten, die Geschichte ihrer Familie und fühlt sich Teil einer langen Reihe freiwilliger und unfreiwilliger Migrationen.
Sie blickt dankbar zurück auf ihre Erfahrungen an den United World Colleges, und wie das ihren Horizont extrem erweiterte.
Als Dolmetscherin interessiert sie sich für die Förderung des gegenseitigen Verständnisses und fordert uns auf, uns daran zu erinnern, dass Integration Zeit braucht. Sie warnt uns vor Rassismus und erinnert uns daran, dass Vorurteile zu Angst führen, w...
2020-03-0520 minExtraOrdinary WomenKatharina: “Will you take the last piece of cake?”In this episode relationship and sex coach Katharina Horvath talks about owning our desires and walks us through the path that led her to orgasmic meditation. She tells us about the importance of women saying what we want and acknowledging our hunger in all spheres of our lives.
She tells us about overcoming shame and finding the confidence to say uncomfortable things. She regards vulnerability to be a courageous act and the one that most connect us with each other, which is one of the reasons why she finds the #metoo movement to be so empowering.
2020-03-0513 minExtraOrdinary WomenKatharina: "Wie geht es deine Pussy heute?"Katharina Horvath nimmt uns mit auf ihre Reise, ein Beziehungs- und Sexcoach zu werden, und sie betont wie wichtig es ist, dass wir mit unserer Sexualität verbunden sind. Sie teilt uns mit, wie bedeutend es ist, zu lernen auf seinen Körper zu hören und seinem Bauchgefühl zu folgen.
Wenn es um Sex geht, glaubt sie fest daran, zu sagen, was wir wollen, und die starke Ausrichtung auf Ziele beiseite zu legen, um den Moment miteinander zu genießen.
Sie erinnert uns daran, dass jede Frau einzigartig ist und wir besser als jeder...
2020-03-0515 minExtraOrdinary WomenNahia: "What would you do, if you were not afraid?"In this episode Nahia Orduña, a firm believer in the positive impact of technology in our lives, shares with us her passion for bringing more women to the world of Big Data.
In this enterprise, she calls women to discover the many possibilities this new field has to offer while emphasizing how much companies and society need the talents of women to enrich our digital world.
She takes pride in having grown up with a working mother in her native Spain and recounts the cultural shock of becoming a mother in Germany. This led h...
2020-03-0316 minExtraOrdinary WomenNahia: "Yo sigo pa'lante!"In this episode in Spanish, the Big Data passionate Nahia Orduña, walks us through the moment she decided to focus her energy into inspiring more women to come to the technology world and the importance of having diversity in the field.
As a kid in Spain, she remembers growing up in an egalitarian household and seeing her parents working as a team. She also remembers the pressures she faced after having had her children in Germany, which made her aware of women’s struggles and how she could help improving this situation. She has reinvented herself pro...
2020-03-0313 minExtraOrdinary WomenLivia Maria: “Das Leben findet einen Weg zu wachsen”Livia Maria Paes-Lettner nimmt uns mit auf ihre persönliche Reise. Sie verlässt 2013 ihr Heimatland Brasilien, um in Europa zu leben. Unterwegs entdeckt sie unerwartet eine Leidenschaft für Pflanzen, die sie wachsen lässt während sie selbst mit ihnen in diesem Prozess wächst. Sie wurde eine urbane Gärtnerin und bittet uns darüber die Energie nachzudenken, die wir mit der Nahrung austauschen, die wir essen.
Sie spricht auch über ihre Wurzeln und erinnert sich liebevoll daran, dass ihre Mutter sie zu sozialen Projekten in Sao Paulo mitgenommen hat, was sie offen für verschiedene Lebensweisen gemacht ha...
2020-03-0315 minExtraOrdinary WomenLivia Maria: "Não dá para viver 50%. Eu tenho que viver isso 100%."In this episode in Portuguese, the urban gardener Livia Maria talks about adapting to a new life after having moved from Brazil to Europe, while enchanting us with beautiful metaphors about this process and its relationship to plants.
She emphasizes that, although her “structure” grew up in a different soil, it is essential to allow yourself to be open to capture the nutrients of the new soil you are in – “I have to live this 100%”.
Looking back at loving memories of her grandparents, she also recounts the strength of the women in her family, who she admire...
2020-03-0316 minExtraOrdinary WomenUrsula: “Ich habe es nie bereut”Ursula Neubauer arbeitet seit 40 Jahren in der ersten Frauenbuchhandlung, die in Deutschland gegründet wurde. Hier nimmt sie uns mit auf die Reise eines kleinen Mädchens, das direkt nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg aufwuchs, sich als lesbische Frau entdeckt, und die Consciousness Raising groups in den 70er Jahren miterlebt. Wir lernen die wichtige soziale Bedeutung der Buchhandlung in den ersten Jahrzehnten, und wie sie beschloss ihr Leben zu ändern, so könnte es richtig sein.
2020-02-2618 minExtraOrdinary WomenMerle: "One doesn't feel powerful alone, one feels powerful because we feel connected to the world and the people around us".In this episode cognitive neuroscientist and mother of four, Merle Fairhust, reminds us that we experience and make sense of the world through our bodies. She shares her passion for music and how blessed she feels for the people in her life.
Merle talks about coming from a long line of powerful women and having learnt from her grandmother to find a balance between strength & softness.
She is also very vocal on how important it is to create realistic roadmaps for oneself, as well as asking for help and “holding each others hands”.
Most of all, she...
2020-02-2613 minExtraOrdinary WomenMerle: "Ich habe es geschafft"Die Kognitiv-neurowissenschaftliche Forscherin und Mutter von vier Kindern, Frau Prof. Dr. Merle Fairhurst, spricht vom Aufwachsen in Südafrika, ihrer Liebe zur Musik und von weiblichen Vorbildern, die sie inspiriert haben. Sie erinnert daran, wie wesentlich es ist, dankbar zu sein und daran Erwartungen abzuwägen. Sie betont, dass jeder Mensch Unterstützung braucht - „allein macht man nichts“ - und wie wichtig es ist um Hilfe zu bitten. Vor alledem ist sie aber mit Begeisterung dabei die nächste Generation von Frauen zu „empowern“ und hat dabei eine äußerst optimistische Sicht auf das Leben.
2020-02-2318 minExtraOrdinary WomenUrsula: " I am lesbian feminist"In this episode you will be taken into a journey to Ursula Neubauer's life. From her childhood, to the feminist movement in Munich, till her current job. She emotionally talks about the special affection for her grandmother "who was really something" and the time when she joined the team of Lillemors Frauenbuchladen. Opened since 1975, it is the first bookshop in Germany promoting female authorship, and still a special meeting point for women in Munich. ----
In her own words:
"I am a Lesbian Feminist. I was born 1946 in a little village in Bavaria. My parents an...
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