Word of Mom Radio (WoM) has been sharing the wisdom of women on BlogTalkRadio for more than seven years. I had the opportunity to speak with host Dori DeCarlo about Girls That Create, the importance of female representation in media and of course Wonder Woman. WoM focuses on sharing how mompreneurs – the new businesswoman – are finding the balance between building a business and raising a family, as well as women in business who have grown from home-based to an office where now others are working with them. WoM looks to empower, encourage, inspire and educate as they share the wisdom of women, in business and in life. A huge shoutout and thanks to Dori for having me on the show. Listen to the full interview.  About the Podcast Word of Mom Radio, THE radio show for Mompreneurs and Business Women, has been sharing the wisdom of women on BlogTalkRadio for more than seven years. Mompreneurs, women-owned and home-base businesses are breaking those myths that we are “dabbling” in business. We are empowering each other as we find the balance between building a business, raising a family and creating the life we desire. Our network has now expanded into TV as Word of Mom TV is airing on BLU Success Television on Roku, Amazon Fire and Apple TV – so our media network continues to grow! Host Dori DeCarlo brings these NEW Business Women to the forefront, giving voice to their amazing stories as we take the world by storm, and pave the way for …

Two free history-driven podcasts commemorating 100 years of the 19th Amendment and women’s constitutional right to vote are now available. Episodes will be released weekly through September 16, featuring the untold stories of the women’s suffrage movement and the generations of activists who championed equal rights. Podcast 1) And Nothing Less: The Untold Stories of Women’s Fight for the Vote Co-hosted by actresses Rosario Dawson and Retta. “Men their rights and nothing more; women their rights and nothing less.” Written by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, women’s rights activists used this resonant rallying call to demand voting equality. The suffrage movement also included an array of diverse voices beyond these two well-known leaders, as generations of activists fought for full access to the ballot. Rosario Dawson and Retta will guide listeners through stories not often found in history books alongside a range of guests, including historian Dr. Martha S. Jones (Vanguard: How Black Women Broke Barriers, Won the Vote, and Insisted on Equality for All), journalist Elaine Weiss (The Woman’s Hour), and Michelle Duster, the great-granddaughter of suffragist and civil rights icon Ida B. Wells. “The full history of the women’s suffrage movement, the work of so many heroes who fought for and secured women’s right to vote, resonates profoundly today,” said Dawson. “It’s an honor to bring such powerful stories from our nation’s history to audiences everywhere.” “It’s a joy to bring the history of the women’s suffrage movement in America (and around the world) to life,” said Retta. “Especially with Rosario, who …

When I moved to Dallas a trusted friend recommended the radio program Think. Hosted by acclaimed journalist Krys Boyd, the show brings on guests to have thought-provoking, deep conversations about history, current events, science, entertainment and more. Here is a list of Think podcast episodes focusing on the arts. Think is produced by KERA (North Texas’ PBS and NPR member station) and is now among the most-downloaded local podcasts in the public radio system. Think Podcast Episodes Focusing on the Arts Think Episodes Development The Psychological Effects Of Art: Boyd talks with an art educator about how art promotes brain development in children, a psychologist about how we perceive and respond to art, and a professor studying how art can be used to treat PTSD. Mental Gymnastics: New Insights Into The Brain: Boyd spends the hour talking with experts on brain science to separate fact from fiction – and to better understand what we know about gender, creativity and how our brain is programmed to lead us home. Why Kids Draw – And Why They Stop: Drawing is one of the first artistic experiences that many children will have. Arts educator Marilyn JS Goodman joins Boyd to talk about how drawing evolves as kids develop mentally and physically. Please Touch This Art: Raising a son with a language disorder pushed Sarah Schleuning to reconsider how visitors to a museum might react to exhibits. She joins Boyd to talk about the exhibit she curated, which features site-specific works that encourage the use of multiple senses. Don’t Force Your Kid to Be …

Loved recording this podcast with Christy Maguire for Forties Stories. We talked about how all of us can – and should be – creators, how women DO support one another, and how the role of women in the media has shifted – ever so slightly. I also reference some 80s stuff (and totally got Melanie Griffith confused with Meg Ryan, shame on me). More About Forties Stories What are 40-something women thinking, feeling, and doing as they navigate midlife? Forties Stories is the place to find out – and get inspired! Each week host Christy Maguire invites a woman on the show to share her experience and wisdom. We’re in the business of promoting connection + compassion – one story at a time. Busting negative stereotypes along the way. Click here to listen: We Should All Be Creators: Erin Prather Stafford, 42 Forties Stories Website Instagram Pinterest More Girls That Create posts: 20 Think Episodes Focusing on the Arts and Word of Mom Radio Podcast Top photo by Lum3n.com from Pexels. www.girlsthatcreate.com