HERsay Podcast Caroline Elliott

And we’re back! But…We’ve made it to the finish line of the COVID-19 pandemic, and while we’re working toward creating a new sense of “normal”, things are definitely not as they were before March 2020.
We’re kicking off Season 2 of the HERsay Podcast with the series “So, Now What?” to help us all figure out how best to move forward after the many changes and challenges that the last year and a half brought on for women.
Barb Klein is a certified life coach, addiction recovery coach, and author of 111 Invitations: Step Into the Full Richness of Life.
In today’s episode, Barb shares her advice for moving forward after career changes, mothering changes, and changes in our own mental health, so that we can reconnect with our own happiness, get unstuck, and step confidently into our next new chapter.
An early-bird registration discount is available now for Barb’s next Women’s Renewal Retreat until July 31st.

Sister Grace Miller founded the House of Mercy, a low-barrier shelter serving one of New York's largest homeless populations, over 35 years ago and has been leading its daily operations ever since.

While known as the "Mother Theresa of Rochester", the 86-year-old nun is also proud of her reputation as an outspoken thorn in the side of anyone daring to get in the way of her mission to help "her people" get back on their feet.


Song: Borough by Blue Dot Sessions

Damona Hoffman is one of the country's most visible and sought-after dating experts. She shares advice on CNN, NPR, the Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, and also on her own podcast Dates & Mates with Damona Hoffman. But the road to entrepreneurial success wasn't a straightforward one.

Listen as Damona shares the twists, turns, and other obstacles encountered along her career path, her sage business advice to women entrepreneurs everywhere.

Song: Borough by Blue Dot Sessions

Jessica was a University professor in a male-dominated science department when a new professor created a sexually-charged, toxic environment for students and faculty.

When Jessica and colleagues filed a complaint, instead of providing support, the University retaliated, derailing the victims' academic and professional careers. 

Song: Borough by Blue Dot Sessions

Moms of Black, Brown, Muslim, LGBTQ+, and Autistic Children Tell Us What Their Kids Need and How We Can All Help Each Other To Unite and Thrive

In this Mom Allyship special, we’re talking with moms of children who are often victims of “otherness” discrimination: what weighs heaviest on their minds & how other moms can help make the world a more unified place.

Guests include Rachel Rosner (2:22), Uzma Jafri (34:02), Zaiba Hasan (59:12), Liz Dyer (1:25:44), and Cheli English-Figaro (1:46:18).

Sue Kirby is the Founder & CEO of Brightstar Community, an organization connecting survivors of trafficking and prostitution with services and housing to help them heal and transition into a new life of independence and sobriety.

Despite the many challenges of starting from the ground up, in our episode, she is celebrating the opening of Brightstar’s first home for women and shares the inspiring story of how she made it all happen.

Song: Borough by Blue Dot Sessions