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Our guests are thought-leaders, move-makers and industry disruptors.

You want to laugh while talking about all things business, life and more.

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You want to hear women speak up about things that matter.

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- Katie Keating- A Lesson On Doing It Anyway

"If' there is something that's important to women, chances are it's important to the world."

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In this Lesson On Owning Your Own Narrative, visionary architect and advocate, Pascale Sablan talks about how a pivotal moment in her early days studying architecture called her to her larger purpose of uplifting the voices of women and people of color, not only in the field, but beyond the built environment.

A Lesson On Owing Your Own Narrative with Pascale Sablan

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A Lesson On Escalating Dares with Ilana Ben-Ari

A Lesson On Creating Joy with Jennifer Freed

A Lesson On Being Confident with Allison Crawford

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I've had a career in front of and behind the camera and I've always been fascinated about how we see ourselves and how others see us. 

This is one of the things we talk about on this podcast but we also talk about women's worth, creativity, leadership and how to blow up the patriarchy. If you like listening to smart, thoughtful women, you'll love us.

I’m Kim Kuhteubl

use your voice. blow sh*t up

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