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Raised Women ’The Podcast’Seasons: Before the PersonSeasons: Before the Person
Hosted by Tash, before 'The one', enters the picture, there’s an often-overlooked part of the story. In this powerful opening to our new Seasons series, we explore what it means to walk in wisdom, wholeness, and intention before entering into a relationship.
In this episode, we unpack:
The weight and responsibility of choosing a partner
How unhealed wounds from the past can shape our future
Why discernment matters more than desire
And how marriage is not just a milestone, but a God-designed covenant of protection
Whether yo...2025-07-2116 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’Faith in My Skin: A Christian Aboriginal Woman’s StoryWelcome back to Raised Women, the podcast where faith, life, and the marketplace collide. In this final episode of our Carrying Culture series, I sit down with my friend Stacey a proud Christian Aboriginal woman, mum, nurse, and an individual of deep conviction to talk about what it really means to carry culture while walking with Christ.
Stacey opens up about her Noongar and Ballardong heritage, her journey into nursing as a solo mum, and the tension of living out her faith while holding onto the beauty of her Aboriginal identity. We talk about spiritual boundaries, raising...2025-07-0722 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’Carrying Culture: A Menang Noongar Woman’s Story.In this heartfelt episode of Raised Women, host Tash sits down with friend Bianka Williams, a proud Menang Noongar woman, and single mother, as she shares her story of carrying culture, navigating history, and holding onto the stories of her people.
From the trauma of missions and massacres to the beauty of NAIDOC celebrations, Bianka speaks with honesty about the responsibility of being an Aboriginal woman, the strength of family, and some misconceptions that still linger in society today.
(00:00:00) – Intro
(00:01:30) – Reserves, missions, massacres, and history.
(00:04:23) – NAIDOC
(00:04:48) – What it means to be an...2025-06-2313 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’Upheaval & Unrest - Where does my Faith fit within my Culture?Faith says forgive. Culture says never forget. But what happens when the world is in unrest and we’re caught in the tension of both?
In this powerful episode of Raised Women, host Tash unpacks the deep intersection of faith and cultural identity during times of upheaval. From the protest of a Māori MP in New Zealand Parliament to personal stories of navigating faith as a Māori Christian woman in Australia, this episode explores what it means to hold both faith and culture without compromise.
We dive into colonial legacies, Indigenous resilience, and bibl...2025-06-0917 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’Growth and Stretching Ft. Sarah Byrne (Nectar Honey)Feeling stretched by the weight of business, motherhood, and purpose? You’re not alone—and this episode will speak directly to your heart.
This week Tash sits down with Sarah Byrne, who alongside her husband James have Nectar Honey, first time mum, and worker, to talk about the reality of holding many roles while staying rooted in God’s purpose. From farmers markets to international markets, sleepless nights to bold faith moves, Sarah shares the behind-the-scenes of building business and family in tandem—and how embracing the stretch has grown her capacity.
You’ll hear:
• How...2025-05-2634 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’The Juggling Act Ft. Sarah Buehrig (Moonshot Creative)In this empowering episode, we sit down with Sarah — a business owner, mother of two, and woman of faith — as she opens up about the beautiful chaos of juggling motherhood and entrepreneurship. She shares how building her business helped her navigate the shifting roles of being a mum, a provider, and a leader. From switching gears between meetings and mealtimes to learning the art of giving herself grace, Sarah offers wisdom and encouragement for women doing it all.
To the mums hustling, showing up, providing, and leading — don’t discount what a great job you're doing. This episode...2025-05-1215 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’Stepping out and startingAre you a woman with a dream on your heart but don’t know where to begin? In this powerful kickoff to our new marketplace series She is Wisdom, we explore what it really means to step out and start—even when things aren’t perfect.
In this episode, Tash shares her raw and honest journey of starting (and restarting), the lessons learned from business failures, and the wisdom that only comes from walking with God through the process. With inspiration from Joyce Meyer, Solomon, and T.D. Jakes, this episode is for the visionary woman who's ready...2025-04-2815 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’When life tests you: Guarding your spiritual healthWhen life gets loud and busy, it’s easy to drift spiritually. In this episode, Tash shares how to stay anchored through life’s tests by prioritizing your spiritual health. From praise and prayer to God’s word and community—discover practical tools to help you stay rooted, peaceful, and purpose-driven. If this episode encouraged you, share it with a friend, leave a rating, or drop a comment—we’d love to hear from you!
(00:00:00) - Intro
(00:01:12) - Testing experiences
(00:04:12) - What I've learnt when feeling tested
(00:08:18) - Being spiritually guarded
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Raised Women ’The Podcast’Self-Care Ft. Rebecca Manners (Beautiful Girl Perth)In this episode of Raised Women with host Tash and guest Rebecca Manners from A Beautiful Girl Perth, we continue our 'Well Woman' series by diving into the often-overlooked topic of self-care. Rebecca, business owner, skin technician, and beauty therapist, shares her experience on how she empowers women daily through her business. We explore self-care, its importance, and how we as women can practically prioritize our well-being in everyday life. This is your reminder that you matter, and it's okay to put yourself first. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @raisedwomenpodcast.
(00:00:00) -Recap
(00:00:29) - I...2025-03-3117 min
The Straits Times PodcastsDesmond Lee on housing, GE2025 and lessons learnt as a politicianSynopsis: The Usual Place host Natasha Ann Zachariah hunts for new perspectives on issues that matter to young people. Following Budget 2025 and the Committee of Supply Debate on government spending, Natasha invites as her co-host Isabelle Liew, a ST journalist who covers the housing beat. They welcome Minister for National Development Desmond Lee on their living room couch as he says housing affordability will always be a “top-of-mind” issue for Singaporeans, as the nation gears up for the upcoming general election. He explains how the Government’s measures, including the increase in supply of Bui...2025-03-1944 minThe Usual PlaceDesmond Lee on housing, GE2025 and lessons learnt as a politicianSynopsis: The Usual Place host Natasha Ann Zachariah hunts for new perspectives on issues that matter to young people. Following Budget 2025 and the Committee of Supply Debate on government spending, Natasha invites as her co-host Isabelle Liew, a ST journalist who covers the housing beat. They welcome Minister for National Development Desmond Lee on their living room couch as he says housing affordability will always be a “top-of-mind” issue for Singaporeans, as the nation gears up for the upcoming general election. He explains how the Government’s measures, including the increase in supply of Bui...2025-03-1944 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’Health is Wealth Part 2: Ft. Georgia Irvine (G'Fit Training)In Part 2 of Health is Wealth, Georgia from G'Fit Training shares her knowledge, passion, and expertise on women's health and fitness. This episode explores various health journeys, offering advice for new mums and women at all stages of life. We debunk common FAQs and myths about training, providing the inspiration you need to kickstart your own health journey. Don’t miss out – follow the podcast and @raisedwomenpodcast for more updates and episodes!
(00:00:00) -Recap Pt.1
(00:00:31) - Intro
(00:01:08) - Embracing your body in training
(00:06:29) - Fitness advice for women in different seasons
(0...2025-03-1718 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’Health is Wealth Part 1: Ft. Georgia Irvine (G'Fit Training)Raised Women Podcast: A Well Woman Series- Health is Wealth
Join us on A Well Woman, a series dedicated to exploring aspects of health & wellness for women. In our first episode, Georgia Irvine, founder of G'Fit Training, kicks off the conversation with: Health is Wealth. Georgia shares her insights on supporting women in their fitness journeys, building healthy habits, & transforming mindsets to become the best version of yourself. Tune in for inspiration and practical advice to help you thrive!
Don't forget to follow our podcast @raisedwomenpodcast & drop a comment to let us know your thoughts...2025-03-0320 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’A Prepared Woman Ft. Leela CowleyIn this final episode of our '3P’s segment', of a purposed, positioned, & prepared woman Leela Cowley shares how preparation shapes her life-as a mum, wife, & woman of faith. We discuss practical preparation, setting boundaries, staying adaptable, and involving God. Are you preparing well for what’s ahead? Tune in as we wrap up this series and get ready for – A WELL WOMAN! Follow @raisedwomenpodcast & click FOLLOW to stay tuned for more episodes. BlessGO!
(00:00:00) - Intro
(00:01:47) - Leela's background
(00:02:46) - Practical steps on preparing as a mum and wife
(00:06...2025-02-1718 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’A Valentine’s Day SpecialValentine’s Day can bring up so many emotions—whether you’re single and waiting, in a relationship but feeling unseen, or in a grey space trying to heal and move forward. This special bonus episode is here to remind you: You are loved. You are whole. You are positioned for purpose. If you’re longing for the right relationship, struggling with disappointment, or just need a fresh perspective on this day, press play and be encouraged.
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(00:00:00) - Intro
(00:01:00) - Season...2025-02-1309 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’A Positioned Woman Ft. AliciaIn this episode, we’re diving into what it means to be a "Positioned Woman"—someone who intentionally aligns her actions, mindset, and faith to create lasting transformation. We’re joined by Alicia, who shares her inspiring story of growth, overcoming addiction, and how faith and perseverance have positioned her for success. Don’t miss this uplifting episode full of insights and inspiration for your own journey. Follow us @raisedwomanpodcast on Instagram and Facebook. Tune in fortnightly Tuesday's for more episodes!
(00:00:00) - Recap of a purposed woman & intro
(00:00:55) - The significance of positioning
(00...2025-02-0316 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’A Purposed Woman
What does a woman with purpose really look like? In this first installment of The 3 P’s series, Tash explores the topic of purpose. Tune in for powerful insights that will help you recognize your own purpose in the everyday tasks, the challenges, and the opportunities you encounter. Ready to step into your purpose with clarity and confidence? This episode is for you! Plus, get ready for more inspiring conversations in the upcoming weeks.
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(00:00:00) - 3p's series intro
(00:01:20) - Purpose intro
(00:03:33) - Biblical meaning of purpose...2025-01-2717 min
Raised Women ’The Podcast’Meet Your Host: Natasha BrownfieldWelcome to the very first episode of Raised Women: The Podcast! In this launch episode, I’m introducing myself, sharing a little about my journey, and giving you a peek into the heart behind this podcast. I’ll talk about the lens I bring to our conversations, who this space is designed for, and the topics we’ll dive into—covering everything from faith and life to navigating the marketplace with confidence. I’ll also share the style and vibe you can expect (spoiler: it’s real and uplifting!) and a few things I'm expectant of with this journey. Plus, I’ll s...2025-01-1708 min
Start the WeekA place called homeWhy is it so difficult to find a place to call home? By the age of twenty five the journalist Kieran Yates had lived in twenty different houses, from council estates in London to a car showroom in rural Wales. In All The Houses I’ve Ever Lived In she reveals the reality of Britain’s housing crisis, the state’s neglect, and the toll it takes on those forced to move from place to place.In her memoir Undercurrent the writer and poet Natasha Carthew compares the picture-postcard view of her native Cornwall with the reality of gro...2023-04-1741 min