The Notable Woman Podcast

In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, I interview Crystal Bennett Harris on the view from her pillow fort. We talk about a recent transition she’s gone through and how that has affected her view of her business, her role in it, and what she wants to do next.

I’m very happy to introduce Marina in today’s show! She’s a day trader and the CEO of The Trader Chick, a platform where she teaches others especially women to trade more confidently.

Our guest for today is one of my favorite people on this planet, Elizabeth Rappa! She’s a fine artist who used her talent for teaching and launching her own creative business which is a huge success! She also owns and manages Forgotten Cotton, an awesome accessory and jewelry shop together with her husband, Johnny.

In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, I interview lawyer Melinda Grimaldi about estate planning and preparing for the future.

In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, I interview heart centered entrepreneur and coach Tasha Corbin about how to be soul driven and profitable.

In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, Cristin shares her talk from Super U 3.0 on how to "Disrupt Your Thoughts, Disrupt Your Life."

In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, Cristin interviews apparel services consultant and podcaster of Women Crafting Success Melissa Mendez.

In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, I interview Dog is Good's Gila Kurtz, 7 figure entrepreneur and best selling author.

In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, I interview Associate Dean Jennifer Cole from Gettysburg College about how she keeps creativity in her life.

In this episode of The Notable Woman Podcast, I interview Sophia Simon-Bashall of the hurricane pod. She shares her story of living with mental illness and how her podcast creates a community for others living the same life. Sophia is fabulous for many reasons, but what I love in particular is her mission to show that you can survive and thrive and cry with mental illness and there doesn’t need to be a heartwarming story about you beating it. The story can be that you’re living.