Leonie Anholts (@surfgirlnz) and Nami Hampe (@nami.creative)
The Female Soulpreneurs - The #1 Podcast for Female Photography
The Female Soulpreneurs is a podcast for women photographers ready to grow purpose-led, faith-filled businesses that align with their creativity and values. Hosts Nami Julia Hampe and Leonie Anholts share real conversations, spiritual insights, and business tools to help you grow with confidence, attract aligned clients, and create from the heart. Your art is sacred — and you can prosper doing what you love.
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Leonie Anholts (@surfgirlnz) and Nami Hampe (@nami.creative)
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4. Jul 2026
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