Random Genderequality Podcasts

Being a woman changemaker is hard and The Dr. Sam Collins Podcast is here to strip back the sensational success stories into real life advice and tools. From home to business to changing the world, Sam is here to give you the inspiration, motivation and downright grit to keep going. Dr. Sam Collins is Founder of Aspire and a women’s leadership expert, coach and author.

Categories: Business, Education

Tags: careers, empowerment, Equality, genderequality, leadership, samcollins, women, womenleaders

From S&P Global, Change Pays is a monthly podcast exploring gender equality and inclusivity in the global economy, workplace, and markets. Host Molly Mintz interviews influential leaders from S&P Global and decision-makers from companies and countries around the globe to continue the conversation about what it means to create inclusive economies and accelerate progress.

Categories: News, Society & Culture

Tags: economics, Equality, financialmarkets, gender, genderequality, GlobalEconomy, inclusive, SPGlobal, women, womenintheworkplace

Brought to you by the Laidlaw Foundation, The Good Leader Podcast considers important leadership lessons from remarkable individuals in all sorts of fields, and explores the journeys of up-and-coming next generation leaders. What makes a good leader? How do you lead with integrity? How are young change makers solving the world’s most intractable problems? Episodes alternate between interviews with experienced leaders, and interviews with current/past Laidlaw Scholars (Scholar Spotlight).

Categories: Business

Tags: academia, activism, business, change, Changemakers, diversity, DiversityandInclusion, Education, ethics, genderequality, impact, inclusion, Innovation, leader, Leaders, leadership, Motivation, research, science, success, women

Two proud feminists, Steph and Kiersten, tackle the issues facing women and what it means to be a modern feminist. If you don’t consider yourself a feminist, you might want to reconsider. “It’s better to be a bad feminist, than no feminist at all.” -Roxane Gay

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: feminism, genderequality, genderstereotypes, Society & Culture, women, womensrights