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According to eharmony, heterosexual women, age 21, receive the lion's share of attention online. Women in their 20s consistently see the highest rates of incoming messages and likes. Women who are in their mid-20s received 14.4% more messages than did other users, while women who are 33, and older, received the fewest number of messages. We talk with two women on the more mature end of the age sca...

Single, divorced, or widowed, who doesn’t want LOVE in their LIFE? The real conversation is how to find it. April Davis set up her first successful married couple when she was 16 years old, and today, she’s Founder & President LUMA Luxury Matchmaking, an outsourcing resource for finding The One.

The first line on her website reads - Dating Apps Suck! That's even though she met her long-term partner through a dating app. What online date coach Perri Scheiner means is, dating apps suck if you don't know how which ones work or how to use them to your advantage. If you're on the dating carousel, listen in!

Part of changing unhealthy cycles is breaking old stigmas and misinformation with conversation. PRIDE MONTH: VBB #152 talked with a parent of a trans child who advocates for all trans children. VBB #153 a social justice champion whose work to change the Human Rights Acts and protect gender identity. VBB #154 a pioneer who pushed the envelope for same-sex marriages. VBB #155 a lesbian who writes ab...

Michelle Johns, entrepreneur, musician, worship leader, and author of God, A Lesbian and the Space in Between, speaks with passion of society's lack of fundamental empathy for female, black, male-identified lesbians, and the LGBTQIA community as a whole.

Award-winning writer, editor, and public speaker, Kirstin Ott Palladino can be found in the pages of The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times, Huffington Post, and on CNN, and NPR. She is co-founder and editorial director of Equally Wed, the world’s leading LGBTQ+ wedding magazine; Author of “Equally Wed: The Ultimate Guide to Planning Your LGBTQ+ Wedding”; Founder and editor...

She's lived her career dedicated to campaigning for social justice and harm reduction for lesbian, gay, bisexual & trans people. Susan Gapka worked to help amend the Ontario Human Rights Code to include gender identity and gender expression. She also helped launch a national campaign to change the Canadian Human Rights Act and Criminal Code Hate Crimes to include protections for gender identity an...

Liz Declan is a self-identified queer single mom with a six-year-old daughter who does not identify with the traditional gender binary. Liz has a plea for parents of cis kids, for cis adults who are not parents, and for cis members of the LGBTQ community: what trans children need is for adults to get loud and to do the heavy lifting because trans kids should be allowed to be kids, and their gender...

What do these women have in common, Oprah Winfrey, Winona Ryder, Miley Cyrus, and Jody Day? All are childless or child-free women, but one has founded the global support group Gateway Women and is the author of “Living the Life Unexpected: How to Find Hope, Meaning and a Fulfilling Future Without Children.” Meet Jody Day.

Karen C. L. Anderson, Author of Difficult Mothers, Adult Daughters: A Guide For Separation, Liberation & Inspiration, speaks to women who wish to use the difficult relationship they have with their mothers as a catalyst for personal growth and healing.

Joëlle Croteau-Willard became a first-time mother one month into the trauma of a Global Pandemic. Her journey is one of endurance, perseverance, reemergence, and surrender. It's the story of Motherhood.

Over 25+ years as a mother-daughter relationship therapist and coach, Rosjke Hasseldine has heard how generational families have treated women, and how it has lead to hurt, anger, guilt, jealousy, and blame between mothers and daughters. Rosjke also shares how beliefs, behavior patterns, and social themes need to change for mothers and daughters to enjoy strong, emotionally empowered, emotionally...

A conversation with a true renaissance woman - Licensed Master Social Worker / Sociologist / Cultural Therapist / 14 years Navy Veteran / Award-Winning Radio Host / Stand Up Comedian & Mother — La Tonya Davison

Lauren Geertsen's book, The Invisible Corset: Break Free of Beauty Culture and Embrace Your Radiant Self, is endorsed by leading doctors, body image therapists, and eating disorder specialists for helping women identify and escape limiting culturally-inherited beliefs about their bodies.

Chasing Cold War spies, foiling terrorist attacks, and tracking down cyber-criminals were all in a day's work for FBI Assistant Special Agent Gina L. Osborn. Having responded to catastrophic terrorist attacks and cyber hacks as an FBI Special Agent and chasing Cold War spies in the Army, Gina shares tools and techniques on controlling chaos, managing crisis, and embracing change as an Empowerment...

Vanessa Robins is a Mindset Creative Coach who specializes in helping clients to think differently, improve decision-making, problem-solving and critical thinking skills, multiply their income, have more free time, and enjoy more of what matters without second-guessing. Wellness!

How important is money to your happiness; how critical is money to your professional identity as a successful woman of influence? Christopher and Heather review Women and Money month, the lessons learned from women who guide women to having fulfilling personal and professional relationships with money.

March is Money Month, a conversation with Certified Money and Financial Coach, Claire Coleman, whose passion is teaching women how to nurture their money, themselves, and become financially independent to live A BIG RICH LIFE!

Paulina Cameron is CEO of The Forum for Women Entrepreneurs, a national charity that educates, mentors, and connects female entrepreneurs. We talk about money blindspots and money education for women entrepreneurs.

How does trauma shape your self-beliefs and the beliefs that influence your success or struggle with money? A conversation with Chantel Chapman - Founder of What The Finances & Co-founder of The Trauma of Money.

In March, we talk to women about money. Caroline MacGillivray is the Founder and Director of Beauty Night Society, an organization committed to helping women living in poverty. We explore the trauma of money: why even women who give their hearts and souls to help others feel unworthy of asking for money.

Diane Wesh, Global CEO & Co-founder of Got Blacklisted, fled America when she wrote, “I’m A Black American. Here Is How I Used Solo Travel To Escape My Racist Country.” Then racism blew up America. Here what Diane has to say now.

How do women, already socially marginalized, and the mothers, sisters, and wives of black men, navigate a world that treats their beloved as villains and social outcasts? Our conversation with Speaker, Author, Coach, Sister, and Mother, Tamuri Richardson. February is Black History Month!

Through the Storm of Early Trauma: Healing and Overcoming, a memoir written from painful experiences by a woman of color, author Byrdy Lyn, but presented with forgiveness and hope. Tribute to Black History Month.

"Women deserve the power of consent, but not at the expense of a man's power to ask." That sentiment lit up Miyoko Fujimori's YouTube channel like a Christmas tree — 102,571 views and counting. We get educated with Miyoko, an intimacy educator, mother of two, entrepreneur, and owner of the AskMiyoko brand.