Wake Women

Mary Tribble
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Wake Women

"Wake Women" is a podcast for, by and about the women of Wake Forest University. In each episode, fifth-generation alumna Mary Tribble (’82, MA ’19) sits down with a female Wake Forester who inspires her. This show brings you intelligent, thought-provoking reflections from successful women whose experiences will inspire you to be your best self.

  1. 15 NOV

    Food as an Act of Love with Ashton Keefe

    Ashton Keefe '09 Waiting for my recording to be restored for description take aways, etc.

    39 min

  2. 1 NOV

    Embrace the Hustle: Making an Impact in Business and Community with Brittney Bogues

    Brittney Bogues '09 a serial entrepreneur and PR expert, shares her career journey and the impact of her experiences at Wake Forest University. She discusses her love for special events and sustainability, as well as her passion for community and learning. Brittney emphasizes the importance of finding mentors and being a mentor, and she shares her personal experience with domestic violence advocacy. She also talks about her goals for the future, including growing her business and traveling to Bali, Ibiza, and Thailand. Brittney's advice for aspiring entrepreneurs is to do their research, test out their ideas as a side hustle, and go for it when they see potential.

    41 min

  3. 18 OCT

    Force of Nature: Lifting Up the Voices of Women and Girls with Kate Parker

    In this conversation, Kate T. Parker '98 discusses her book 'Force of Nature' and the importance of empowering young girls to find their voice and believe in themselves. She shares stories of girls who have used their voices to make a difference, such as a group of high school seniors who fought to change Title IX regulations. Parker also discusses the role of organizations like Girl Scouts and Girls on the Run in the development of young girls. She addresses the impact of social media on girls' self-esteem and emphasizes the importance of consuming it with a critical eye. Parker expresses her hope for the future, where she can slow down and enjoy time with her family and friends. She encourages readers to celebrate their kids for who they are and instill a sense of confidence in them.

    43 min

  4. 13 SEPT

    Living a Life of Self-Expression with Serena Dugan

    Through approaching life with authenticity and creativity, Serena Dugan’s passion is to bring beauty to the world around her. She co-founded Serena and Lily, a design-driven luxury furniture and home accessories company. Now, she leads Serena Dugan Design, an art and textile design studio that reflects her unique talent and philosophy. In this episode, we talk about Serena’s successful business, her purpose, and how she has built a life of beauty and meaning.

    38 min

  5. 30 AGO

    Objects of the Rich and Famous with Meaghan Steele

    A turn of the century pocket watch that sold for $24 million. An original copy of the constitution that was auctioned for over $43 million. Who buys and sells these extraordinary items? Meet Meaghan Steele, Auctioneer and Director of Luxury Business Operations at Sothebys. As an Art History major at Wake Forest, Meaghan was trained to research and interpret artifacts in the context of our history and culture. She uses that knowledge every day as she navigates the high-finance world of luxury objects in the Americas.

    45 min

  6. 16 AGO

    Finding Common Ground in a Divided World with Tycely Williams

    In a time when we feel more splintered than ever, it’s essential to build bridges across differences. Tycely Williams has spent her career in the nonprofit space, navigating the tension between problem and possibility. As Chief Development Officer at the Bipartisan Policy Center Tycely helps bring together politicians from across the aisle to make a positive impact. She will talk about her work and give us vital information on how to find common ground in a divided world. Note: since recording this episode, Tycely has accepted the position of CEO of Liberty Fellowship, an organization dedicated to developing leaders to work individually and collectively to confront some of the most difficult challenges in society to create a better South Carolina for all.

    35 min

  7. 9 AGO

    American Politics Today with former Congresswoman Donna Edwards

    We talk to former Congresswoman Donna Edwards '80 about all things politics--the state of the 2024 race, Project 2025, and Supreme Court ethics. Listen to Donna's inspiring life story that led her to a life of service. Recorded August 7, 2024.

    1 h y 15 min

  8. 2 AGO

    Who Do You Think You Are? Researching Family History with Tanya Zanish-Belcher

    Is there a story from your family’s past that you’ve always wanted to explore? Is there a missing branch in your family tree you’re curious about? Do you want to research an ancestor’s life but don’t know where to start? Well, you’re in luck! Because archivist and genealogist  Tanya Zanish-Belcher has the knowledge to get you started.

    34 min
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"Wake Women" is a podcast for, by and about the women of Wake Forest University. In each episode, fifth-generation alumna Mary Tribble (’82, MA ’19) sits down with a female Wake Forester who inspires her. This show brings you intelligent, thought-provoking reflections from successful women whose experiences will inspire you to be your best self.

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    Mary Tribble
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