In this episode, I explain why I’m keeping the podcast’s original provocative name—one that empowers women and sparks honest conversations—despite outside opinions. Changing it would dilute its mission to challenge outdated norms and reclaim language. I also preview a new episode featuring male coaches on boundaries and professionalism, focusing on navigating power dynamics and avoiding missteps that harm women and derail careers.

I had the absolute, life-altering honor of sitting down with the first of my incredible W.O.P. Women of Podcast sisters, the dazzling Shay Parker! This conversation was a soul-stirring explosion of truth, passion, and empowerment—a beautiful tapestry woven with our shared struggles, dreams, and unbreakable spirit. It ignited something fierce within me, reminding me that, as women, we are all connected by invisible threads of resilience and love, yet each of our journeys is uniquely powerful. This interview didn't just feed my soul—it set my heart ablaze!

In this episode, my guest, Laresa B., shares her experiences regarding an unexpected divorce, her personal journey of self-discovery, and her return to the dating scene after 25 years. She also discusses patterns she has noticed in attracting unavailable partners and offers insights into places for single women to meet potential suitors, as well as strategies for initiating meaningful conversations.

In this episode, I explain how my personal growth has inspired me to support the podcast's development, which led to a rebranding and a change in its name.

In this heartfelt episode of *The TABLE*, we dive deep into the emotional and practical significance of having a supportive partner. From the quiet strength of everyday encouragement to the transformative power of shared goals, our guests reflect on what makes a partnership truly valuable. Whether you're in a relationship or seeking one, this conversation will leave you thinking about love, loyalty, and the kind of connection that elevates both people. Tune in for real stories, honest insights, and a celebration of the people who stand beside us.

I am pleased to welcome Ericka McDole back to discuss her book, "My Pain, My Power." We will explore her personal journey and life experiences as chronicled in her first book. Please join us for an insightful conversation about her story, including her experiences with childhood trauma, marital challenges, and how therapy served as a pathway to healing and personal growth.

In this episode, I continue my reflections on efforts to assist someone in their healing process, while acknowledging the importance of understanding the underlying causes of their pain. Additionally, I discuss the challenges of effectively supporting others when we, ourselves, are also experiencing wounds.

In this episode, I explore the reasons why individuals may continue to experience challenges in their relationships despite providing ongoing support to their partners, particularly when those partners have not yet addressed their own personal growth. Additionally, I examine the discrepancy between the high standards we set for our partners later in life and the behaviors reflected in our dating histories.