Molly is the Executive Director and Founder of the Idaho Horror Film Festival and Boise Film Foundation. She launched the film festival in 2014 to support Idaho’s emerging filmmakers. In this episode, Molly is talking about how the Idaho Horror Film Festival started with arts legislation at the forefront, how the festival has created a ripple effect in the local economy, and how this women[...]
There is no doubt that this has been the season of the Sara(h)s. I'm pleased and honored to bring you my last Sarah interview of the season. Sarah Sterling is a coach and consultant at Co-Lab Leadership Group, which supports purpose-driven leaders, helping them sustain and scale their impact. In this episode, Sarah is sharing how her organization, Co-Lab Leadership Group, is empowering leaders fro[...]
Cheryl is the President Tirzah International, which is a global organization that partners with women leaders in their own nations to combat poverty, exclusion from education, modern-day slavery, HIV/AIDS, and violence against women and girls. Through her work with various non-profits, Cheryl has lived and worked in Mexico, Honduras, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and South Carolina - and has enjoyed t[...]
Carolina Vee is a fierce advocate for at-risk high school students and victims of sexual assault, through her social campaign, Shorts Not Shouts. She’s also the woman behind the podcast, The Way I See It, which explores her life experiences with themes including sexual assault, estranged family, mental illness, heartbreak, and self-discovery. In this episode, Carolina is[...]
Sam Harper is a self-proclaimed hippie and previous behavioral health therapist. She got her degree in professional counseling, specializing in trauma and expressive art therapy. These days she spends her time managing a team in the humanitarian space and her 5-year-old son, Quinn. In this episode, Sam is sharing how she battled cancer three times, how she used her background in expre[...]