8 Inspirational Quotes From Famous Women

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8 Inspirational Quotes From Famous WomenEpisode 91–8 Inspirational Quotes From Famous Women

 

This week’s Working Woman Radio Show features 8 inspirational quotes from famous women like Oprah Winfrey, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Margaret Thatcher, and others.

Below are a few of the quotes.

“You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, ‘I lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.’ You must do the thing you think you cannot do.”–Eleanor Roosevelt

“Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world.”–Harriet Tubman

“If you just set out to be liked, you will be prepared to compromise on anything at any time, and would achieve nothing.”--Margaret Thatcher

 

****Announcements****

 

 The Elevate Talk Show

The Mother/Daughter Talk Show that elevates your life.

The Elevate Talk Show wants to feature you on our show!

Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
If you would like to be featured in our ‘Before We Go’ segment, share your story with us. To sign up, go to The Elevate Talk Show YouTube channel and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!

Summer Reading for the Working Woman

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Summer Reading for the Working WomanEpisode 90–Summer Reading for the Working Woman

 

Deanna Cauthen, the host of The Working Woman Radio Show, shares 10 of her favorite books to encourage summer reading for the working woman.

The nice thing about the summer is that most people usually take vacations during the summer, and this can be a great time to catch up on some reading that you may not have been able to do during the other months of the year.

The list that she shares is not in any particular order as far as preference is concerned.

So she encourages you to put your feet up, kick back, and take a little time to do some reading this summer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Helpful Resources:

The following are a list of the books that I mentioned on the podcast:

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey

Sacred Marriage by Gary Thomas

The Wisdom of Menopause  by Christiane Northrup, MD

Emily Posts Complete Encyclopedia of Etiquette by Emily Post

Love is a Verb by Gary Chapman

Soothe Your Nerves by Dr. Angela Neal-Barnett

Becoming  by Michelle Obama 

Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend

The Boy Crisis by Warren Farrel, Ph. D and John Gray, Ph.D

The Power of a Praying Wife  Stormie Omartian

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 The Elevate Talk Show

The Mother/Daughter Talk Show that elevates your life.

The Elevate Talk Show wants to feature you on our show!

Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
If you would like to be featured in our ‘Before We Go’ segment, share your story with us. To sign up, go to The Elevate Talk Show YouTube channel and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!
Also, if you live in DeKalb County, Georgia you can also listen to episodes of Comcast channel 25.

Cultivating Sisterhood

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Episode 89–Cultivating Sisterhood

 

The Working Woman Radio Show invited teacher and professional storyteller, LaDoris Bias-Davis, into the studio to talk about cultivating sisterhood amongst women.

LaDoris shared how her parents encouraged and nurtured her and her siblings, and how that affected her relationships with others as an adult.

We spoke about the power of women supporting other women, instead of being petty and jealous.

We also talked about the love and encouragement that we have given each other, both professionally and personally, over the past 30 years.

Finally, LaDoris shares some practical tips that women can use to support each other on a day-to-day basis.

 

 

 

 

More About LaDoris Bias-Davis

LaDoris Bias-Davis is a professional storyteller, workshop facilitator, Educator/Consultant. With a BA in Speech & Theater and MS in Early Childhood Education, she has engaged audiences of many ages in the U.S. and internationally, for more than twenty-five years.

Her programs promote literacy, diversity, multi-ethnic cultures appreciation via folktales, historical portraits, personal stories, and more.

Proud to be born into a loving family of 13, she believes storytelling releases the power of the mind and nurtures the human spirit.

 

 

 

 

Announcements

 

 The Elevate Talk Show

The Mother/Daughter Talk Show that elevates your life.

The Elevate Talk Show wants to feature you on our show!

Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
If you would like to be featured in our ‘Before We Go’ segment, share your story with us. To sign up, go to The Elevate Talk Show YouTube channel and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!
Also, if you live in DeKalb County, Georgia you can also listen to episodes of Comcast channel 25.

Financial Advice Before the Divorce

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Financial Advice Before the DivorceEpisode 88–Financial Advice Before the Divorce

 

Mindy Pillow, the owner of the Pillow Law Firm, talks about the importance of women getting financial advice before the divorce.

Statistics show about 40 to 50 percent of married couples in the United States divorce. 

Mindy tells us about the biggest financial mistakes women make when getting divorced.

She shares some specific things that women can do to set themselves up for financial success.

She talks about how to choose a good divorce lawyer, and where to get legal advice if money is an issue.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Financial Advice Before the DivorceMore About Mindy Pillow

Melinda (Mindy) Pillow is an attorney exclusively practicing in the areas of Domestic Relations and Family Law in the greater Atlanta metro area. 

Mindy represents clients in all aspects of family law, including divorce, legal separation, paternity, legitimization, child custody, adoption, and prenuptial agreements.

 

 

 

Helpful Resources

 

The Pillow Law Firm

The Pillow Law Firm is devoted exclusively to practice in the areas of Domestic Relations and Family Law in the greater metro area of Atlanta, Georgia.

 

 

 

Atlanta Legal Aid – Helping low income people meet basic needs, removing barriers to justice through civil legal assistance.

Atlanta Legal Aid

Atlanta Legal Aid Society helps people who cannot afford an attorney with free civil legal services.

 

 

 

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The Elevate Talk Show wants to feature you on our show!
Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
If you would like to be featured in our ‘In the Spotlight’ segment, share your story with us. To sign up, go to our Elevate! YouTube channel, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GmNWVdmU3kU&feature=youtu.be, and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!
Also, if you live in DeKalb County, Georgia you can also listen to episodes of Comcast channel 25.

 

 

 

 

The Work-From-Home Wardrobe

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The Work-From-Home Wardrobe

Episode 87–The Work-From-Home Wardrobe

 

Although the pandemic is ending and things are starting to go back to normal, the work-from-home wardrobe will be an important skill to perfect, since working from home is not going anywhere. It may actually be the new normal. 

The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with Adrianna Cauthen, our favorite resident fashionista, to talk about the work-from-home wardrobe.

Adrianna shares that one of the biggest challenges of creating a good work-from-home wardrobe is finding the right balance between comfort and style. 

Adrianna also talks about the importance of hair and makeup and gives tips on how to create a more polished look.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Work-From-Home WardrobeMore About Adrianna Cauthen

Adrianna is a 13-year classically trained pianist. As an accomplished pianist, she has performed numerous times and won several music awards. 

In addition to her musical accomplishments, Adrianna also loves to bake, upcycle clothing to create new fashions, spend time with her dog, Carolina, and is the host of two YouTube channels, ‘Cooking at the Cauthens’ and ‘The Elevate Talk Show’.

Adrianna is a junior at Clayton State University in Atlanta, Georgia, where she has been accepted into the Honors Program and is pursuing a degree in music performance. 

 

Helpful Resources

 

woman working from home

Work-From-Home Wardrobe Essentials

Working from home for the first time is a major adjustment, but it has its perks—including no dress code. The flexibility to choose your wardrobe can be both freeing and a bit overwhelming.

To read the article in its entirety, visit Nordstrom Trunk Club.

 

 

 

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The Elevate Talk Show wants to feature you on our show!
Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
If you would like to be featured in our ‘In the Spotlight’ segment, share your story with us. To sign up, go to our Elevate! YouTube channel, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GmNWVdmU3kU&feature=youtu.be, and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!
Also, if you live in DeKalb County, Georgia you can also listen to episodes of Comcast channel 25.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Working While Disabled

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Working While Disabled

Episode 86–Working While Disabled

The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with Abigail Paul, who was recently diagnosed with Myasthenia Gravis, to talk about working while disabled.

Mrs. Paul, a Registered Behavior Technician, talked candidly about what life looks like as a disabled person.

She shared about how her disease has affected her ability to work, and how it limits what she can do to care for her family.

However, Abigail’s story doesn’t end there. She shares how grateful she is for all the love and support that she has received from family and friends. She also talks about how she is learning to accept and manage the disease in order to live a full life.

Finally, Abigail talks about her t-shirt fundraiser which will help her secure monies for an electric wheelchair.

 

 

More About Abigail Paul

Abigail Paul is a 27-year-old wife, mother, Registered Behavior Technician, and friend. She is also a person living with and disabled by severe myasthenia gravis, a rare autoimmune neuromuscular disease. Each day she has to balance each of these roles carefully, in harmony with each other.

 

Helpful Resources

 

MG United

MG–United

Wherever you are in your myasthenia gravis journey, MG United aims to help make today a better day. We’re dedicated to providing you with information and resources that try to address the unique ways MG can affect your life.

 

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Abigail’s T-Shirt Fundraiser

Hi, friends! Starting today, I am selling Myasthenia Gravis awareness t-shirts to help fund a power wheelchair for myself.

If you are interested in helping me get a piece of my life back, please consider buying a shirt! Design options are pictured below. ~75% of the money collected will go directly towards the cost of the chair, which is $2,684. We are hoping to have all orders/donations in by June 1st – the start of MG Awareness month! Click this link to fill out your order: https://forms.gle/5khD7yUynb6NTLGn6

 

 

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The Elevate! talk show wants to feature you on our show!
Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
If you would like to be featured in our ‘In the Spotlight’ segment, share your story with us. To sign up, go to our Elevate! YouTube channel, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GmNWVdmU3kU&feature=youtu.be, and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!
Also, if you live in DeKalb County, Georgia you can also listen to episodes of Comcast channel 25.

A Conversation with Lizbeth Dison

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A Conversation with Lizbeth DisonEpisode 85–A Conversation with Lizbeth Dison

 

The Working Woman Radio Show had a conversation with Lizbeth Dison, publisher of ‘Our Town DeKalb’ about the good news she brings to the community.

Ms. Dison talks about the journey that led her to becoming the publisher and editor of ‘Our Town DeKalb’.

She also shared why a newspaper like ‘Our Town DeKalb’ matters so much to the community, and how it encourages people to live their best lives.

 

More About Lizbeth Dison

Lizbeth Dison has over thirty years experience in marketing and communications, across a wide range of vertical industries, including cable/broadband, mobile, publishing, visual and performing arts, and more.

Her resume includes positions with Disney/ABC Networks, Time Warner Cable, Comcast and Cox Communications. She is currently president and owner of Shiny, Inc., a boutique public relations company specializing in unique and niche clients.

Ms. Dison is also the publisher and editor of Our Town DeKalb, Northeast DeKalb’s premier monthly magazine serving Tucker, Smoke Rise, Northlake and Embry Hills. 

She is a twenty-year resident of the City of Tucker, and a member of The Rotary Club of Tucker and the Tucker Business Association. Additionally, Ms. Dison also proudly supports many volunteer and community organizations in the city.

 

Helpful Resources

 

A Conversation with Lizbeth DIson

Our Town DeKalb

Our Town Dekalb is the NE DeKalb, in Metro-Atlanta, a premier monthly magazine. Each publication has a readership of over 20,000 people in Embry Hills, Northlake, Oak Grove, Smoke Rise and Tucker area per month.

To view current and past issues of Our Town DeKalb, click here.

 

 

 

 

The Elevate! talk show wants to feature you on our show!
Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
Share your story with us and you might be featured in our ‘In the Spotlight’ segment. To sign up, go to our Elevate! YouTube channel, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GmNWVdmU3kU&feature=youtu.be, and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!
Also, if you live in DeKalb County, Georgia you can also listen to episodes of Comcast channel 25.

Top 10 Mother’s Day Gifts

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Top 10 Mother's Day GiftsEpisode 84–Top 10 Mother’s Day Gifts

 

Do you want to know what the top 10 Mother’s Day gifts are for the working woman? The Working Woman Radio Show gives you the 411 in this episode.

Motherhood, by its very nature, is work, and it’s probably the hardest job you will ever do.

So, I’m dedicating today’s show to all of you great moms out there, and in an attempt to salute and pay homage to all of the hard working ladies, I’ve compiled a list of 10 things that can hopefully lighten your load, and brighten your day.

Happy Mother’s Day to all of the wonderful mothers out there!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mother’s Day Gift Idea For Mom

 

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Google Home

Google Home is the wireless speaker system that’s equal parts secretary, DJ, and know-it-all au pair. Purchase Google Home at Target for $99.00

 

 

 

CONNOISSEURS 1050 Diamond Dazzle Stik

Diamond Dazzle Stik

Diamond Dazzle Stik  is a nifty cleaning stick that’s made to make gems shine. Get the Diamond Dazzle Stik from Amazon for $6.64

 

 

 

One Dozen Rainbow Roses

 

A Bouqs Subscription

Yes, flowers are a Mother’s Day cliche, but you can go above and beyond with a subscription that delivers beautiful bouquets right to her door each month.  Get a monthly subscription to Bouqs starting at $36/month.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Elevate!–The show that lifts you up.

The Elevate! talk show wants to feature you on our show!
Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
Share your story with us and you might be featured in our ‘In the Spotlight’ segment. To sign up, go to our Elevate! YouTube channel, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GmNWVdmU3kU&feature=youtu.be, and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!
Also, if you live in DeKalb County, Georgia you can also listen to episodes of Comcast channel 25.

Continuing a Legacy

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Continuing A Legacy

Episode 83–Continuing A Legacy

 

Continuing a legacy can be a very difficult thing to do, but Elizabeth Omilami, daughter of civil rights leader Hosea Williams, has accomplished it.

The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with Ms. Omilami, daughter of Hosea Williams and CEO of the Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless, to talk about the work she is doing to help the needy.

More About Elizabeth Omilami

Elizabeth Omilami, is the daughter of civil rights leader, Hosea Williams, and Georgia State Representative, Juanita Williams. 

After graduating college, Elizabeth created the People’s Survival Theatre, producing a season of five shows per year. When her husband, Afemo Omilami received a scholarship to New York University, Ms. Omilami continued to direct and act, while helping to support her family as an arts administrator and executive assistant in New York City. 

Upon her father’s passing in 2000, Ms. Omilami became the CEO of the Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless organization, and expanded the organization from a budget of $200,000 to over $1.5 million. Ms. Omilami works to provide programs that will meet the basic needs of the working poor and homeless.

 

Helpful Resources

 

Hosea Helps

From preventing homelessness in working families to providing emergency food for students, and from making sure that children have school supplies to delivering Thanksgiving and Christmas meals to the homes of senior citizens, we engage in a wide range of human services all year long.

 

Elevate!–The show that lifts you up.

The Elevate! talk show wants to feature you on our show!
Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your
life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
Share your story with us and you might be featured in our ‘In the Spotlight’ segment. To sign up, go to our Elevate! YouTube channel, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GmNWVdmU3kU&feature=youtu.be, and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!
Also, if you live in DeKalb County, Georgia you can also listen to episodes of Comcast channel 25.

Exercising for Life

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Exercising for LifeEpisode 82–Exercising for Life

 

The Working Woman Radio Show invited, personal trainer and owner of InclusIF Fitness, Patrice Peters, into the studio to talk about exercising for life.

Ms. Peters talked about the benefits of regular exercise and how it can create a better quality of life.

 

More About Patrice Peters

Patrice Peters discovered her passion for fitness in 1996 when she was a student earning her Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in New York.

Shortly after completing a Masters degree in Public Administration, she decided to venture out on her own. In 2007, Patrice opened InclusIF Fitness studio. This work has extended to partnerships which include City Club of Buckhead in Atlanta, Emory Wellness Center and a variety of local community centers. 

In 2014, Peters decided to expand her business enterprise and opened Cosmic Energy Fitness Studio. She partnered with a variety of talented and passionate instructors and offered a wide spectrum of creative dance and fitness classes. 

In 2020, Ms. Peters decided to return to school, and earned a Paralegal certificate from the University of Georgia. Her mission is to deliver aid wherever she can, be it in a legal environment, or in a fun, high-energy workout session. 

 

 

Elevate!

The show that lifts you up.

 

ELEVATE! MOTHER’S DAY MAKEOVER!!
Does your mama need a makeover–a furniture makeover, that is?
Well, today could be her lucky day!
The Elevate! talk show is proud to announce our inaugural Mother’s Day Furniture Makeover.Just like the title says, we will makeover and restore a piece of furniture for the deserving mom in your life. Whether she’s your biological mom, a step-mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, or a godmother, it doesn’t matter.

ReVamped Furnishings, our furniture restoration company located in Atlanta, Georgia, is sponsoring this project and will refinish the piece free of charge.

Here’s how you enter. First, go to the Elevate! YouTube channel and SUBSCRIBE. Here’s the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hm_VhhFGrc

Then snap some pictures of the piece of furniture that you would like for us to restore. Tell us why your mom deserves to have this piece refinished, along with your contact information. Then email your pictures and information to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.

We will choose ONE piece of furniture from the entries that are sent in and announce the winner on our show on May 1, 2021.

But hurry because you only have one week. The contest ends Friday, April 30th. Also, this contest is for local metro-Atlanta residents only.

#mothersday
#furnituremakeover

Thriving After Breast Cancer

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Thriving After Breast CancerEpisode 81–Thriving After Breast Cancer

 

Is thriving after breast cancer possible?

The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with breast cancer survivor, Amanda Collier-Rittenhouse, and she said that it is indeed possible.

Ms. Collier-Rittenhouse candidly shares about her diagnosis and her treatment plan. She also talked about the support and encouragment she received, and how she is paying it forward.

More About Amanda Collier-Rittenhouse

Amanda Collier-Rittenhouse is a native Georgian raised in Conyers, Georgia. She graduated Clark Atlanta University, and she currently works in the pharmaceutical industry presently.

As a breast cancer survivor, Amanda enjoys having conversations with other breast cancer patients. Her faith in God has allowed her to encourage others on their journey as others encouraged her.  Amanda met her soulmate, Howard, on a blind date, and they will be married 30 years, this year. She and her husband are the parents to two amazing young adults. 

 

 

Helpful Resources

 

Susan G. Komen®

 

You are not alone.

1-877 GO KOMEN
helpline@komen.org

Our breast care helpline offers free support from trained oncology social workers, as well as guidance to local resources.

Mon–Fri 9am to 10pm ET |

 

 

 

Elevate!–The show that lifts you up.

The Elevate! talk show wants to feature you on our show!
Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your
life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
Share your story with us and you might be featured in our ‘In the Spotlight’ segment. To sign up, go to our Elevate! YouTube channel, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GmNWVdmU3kU&feature=youtu.be, and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!
Also, if you live in DeKalb County, Georgia you can also listen to episodes of Comcast channel 25.

 

Making A Difference

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Making a DifferenceEpisode 80–Making a Difference

The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with Ms. Derrica Williams, the president of the DeKalb National Council of Negro Women, to talk about how she and her organization are making a difference.

 

More About Derrica Williams

Derrica Williams is the Chief Operating Officer for Concepts, Inc. in Decatur, Georgia. The company has several divisions that include commercial construction, property management, and sports marketing. Derrica oversees the management of these divisions. 

Derrica is the President of the DeKalb National Council of Negro Women. She is also a 2017 Leadership DeKalb graduate, and a founding member of the Stone Mountain Action Coalition.

In addition to this, Ms. Williams is a board member for the Junior League of DeKalb and a member of several communities and civic organizations in metropolitan Atlanta. 

 

 

Inspired by the legacy of NCNW founder, Mary McLeod Bethune, the DeKalb Section became a reality in January 1990 with 50 founding members.

Today the Section has a membership of more than two hundred men and women of all races. These members are actively involved in politics, health, economic development, elder care, youth education, and mentoring throughout DeKalb County. With its projects, the DeKalb Section seeks to fill community gaps that exist in our society, particularly in meeting the concerns of minority women.

 

 

Elevate!–The show that lifts you up.

The Elevate! talk show wants to feature you on our show!
Tell us a story about something you’ve done to elevate your
life or someone else’s. It could be something you’ve done to better the life of a family member or friend, or a creative way you enhanced your home decor home. It could also be something you’ve done to improve your health like losing weight, and more.
Share your story with us and you might be featured in our ‘In the Spotlight’ segment. To sign up, go to our Elevate! YouTube channel, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GmNWVdmU3kU&feature=youtu.be, and subscribe. Then email us your stories and pictures to elevateytchannel@gmail.com.
Also, become an Elevate! Facebook friend by visiting, https://www.facebook.com/cauthenproductions/
and share your stories and pictures with us on our Facebook page.
To view the Elevate! YouTube channel, go to Elevate!
Also, if you live in DeKalb County, Georgia you can also listen to episodes of Comcast channel 25.

The Work of a Matriarch

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The Work of a MatriarchEpisode 79–The Work of a Matriarch

 

The Working Woman’s Radio Show ended Women’s History Month with a special presentation called ‘The Work of a Matriarch’.

This special episode is a tribute to the woman who affected my personal history the most–my mother, Joanna Johnson Styles.

The feature is based on a story that I wrote entitled ‘A Portrait of an African-American Matriarch’, which describes the journey my mother took to become the extraordinary woman that she is, today.

My mother not only transcended her own history, but her countless sacrifices and selfless acts of service changed the course of history for our family.

Heroic and ambitious, she has laid a firm foundation and gave our family the tools for success. Her faith, her focus, and her fearlessness make her a beautiful portrait of an African-American matriarch.

 

 

 

 

Elevate!–The show that lifts you up.

I would like to let my listening audience know about a new talk show that my daughter, Adrianna, and I will be hosting on YouTube called, Elevate!’

We created the show because our family loves living life together and we want to share some of those experiences with you. We want to elevate, inspire, and encourage other people to live their best lives, too.

We’re going to cover the topics that matter most to you. We will be talking about ways to elevate your finances, food, fashion, mind, and home decor. We want to bring you facts and great information.

Our first show will air Sunday, March 28th at 6 PM. So take a moment to subscribe to the Elevate! YouTube channel and please share with your friends.  To view episode one, go to Elevate!

Fulfilling Your Dreams After 50

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Fulfilling Your Dreams After 50Episode 78–Fulfilling Your Dreams After 50

 

The Working Woman Radio Show, invited Cheryl Newland, into the studio to talk about fulfilling your dreams after 50.

Ms. Newland recently started a new business venture called, Jellybean Productions, a film company.

Cheryl shares how she refused to let her age determined her ability to pursue her dreams.

She also shares words of encouragement to other women who have allowed fear and doubt to keep them from pursuing their passion.

More About Cheryl Newland

Cheryl Newland is an Administrative Assistant for the General Services Administration where she has worked for over 20 years. She assists project managers and also manages two special initiatives, “Women in Construction” and “Pep Talk Tuesday”.  

In addition to her day-to-day work, she has produced a documentary about the Martin Luther King Federal Building to highlight historic buildings occupied by the federal government.

She has served as PTA President at Avondale Middle and High School, raised funds for Habitat for Humanity and the Combined Federal Campaign, and is a very active member of the Peachcrest Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club.  

In her spare time, she loves to cook, read, and watch hours and hours of Law and Order, Chopped, Classic Movies, and HGTV’s Home Town! She’s excited about her new business venture, Jellybean Productions, a company she created to produce film projects for kids and teens. She considers this a true step of faith!  

Kingdomwood International Film Festival

Kingdomwood Women in Films (KWIF) was launched to support women who are currently working in the film industry.

KWIF is a networking group that recognizes the achievements of women in film. They produce movies about love, hope, friendship, reconciliation, and more. The group also focuses on Kingdom plans for relationships, marriages, and families.

For more information about KWIF, click here.

 

 

 

 

Coming March 28th–Elevate!  A New YouTube Channel

I would like to let my listening audience know about a new talk show that my daughter, Adrianna, and I will be hosting on YouTube called, Elevate!’ 

We created the show because our family loves living life together and we want to share some of those experiences with you. We want to elevate, inspire, and encourage other people to live their best lives, too.

We’re going to cover the topics that matter most to you. We will be talking about ways to elevate your finances, food, fashion, mind, and home decor. We want to bring you facts and great information.

Our first show will air Sunday, March 28th at 6 PM. So take a moment to subscribe to the Elevate! YouTube channel and please share with your friends.  To view the promotional video, go to  https://youtu.be/ZEat_j04QFg.

 

 

Be Tax Savvy

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Be Tax SavvyEpisode 77–Be Tax Savvy

The Working Woman Radio Show invited tax attorney, Josie Harris into the studio to talk about how to be tax savvy.

During our conversation, Ms. Harris-Walton talks about the biggest mistake business owners make when they start a business.

She also gave a brief tutorial on the various types of business entities, and the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Finally, Josie explained why it’s so important for small business owners to seek the advice of an experienced tax professional to avoid problems before they arise.

More About Josie Harris-Walton

Josie Harris-Walton is a tax attorney and founding partner of The Walton Firm. She manages the law firm’s corporate and tax division.  In 2011, after attending law school at Samford University, Cumberland School of Law, Josie decided to enroll at DePaul University College of Law to obtain her master’s degree in taxation.  

In 2014, Josie became the owner and managing partner of Coleman & Walton, LLC, a boutique law firm dedicated to helping businesses with their business and tax issues, and in 2020 Josie decided to form The Walton Firm.

Josie serves as a board member of several non-profit organizations.   She is also a member of the Georgia Association of Black Women, the Coalition of 100 Black Women, and a Pro Bono attorney with the Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta. Josie is dedicated to her true passion of assisting and helping business owners understand their businesses and taxes

 

Helpful Resources:

 

The Walton Firm

There are two important things to know about The Walton Firm family – we care and we get it. Corporate and Tax challenges can be daunting and stressful. You know how to navigate your business, but probably not the confusing maze of corporate and tax law. The good news is you don’t have to figure it out alone. Step by step, let us guide you through the corporate and tax law maze to solutions that appear seamless with a little help from us.

 

 

 

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Malaika Wells–A Community Advocate

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Malaika Wells--A Community AdvocateEpisode 76–Malaika Wells–A Community Advocate

 

The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with Malaika Wells, a community advocate with Global Ubuntu in Atlanta.

Mrs. Wells, the co-director of the organization, shared how Global Ubuntu helps Georgia residents use their individual and collective power to change their communities for good.

Malaika stated that Global Ubuntu’s mission is to empower and act as facilitators for individuals and groups who want to be change agents.

More About Malaika Wells

Malaika Wells is the Co-Director of Global Ubuntu, an organization that manages grassroots, community initiatives designed to combat racism. 

Malaika and her husband, Andrew, are marriage mentors. Through their ministry, Coupled in Christ, the Wells hold one-on-one facilitated dialogues with couples.  They also sponsor group marriage enrichment events, such as the Boundaries in Marriage book club and the Art of Forgiveness workshop. Malaika is a Florida A &M University graduate. She is also the mother of four children that she homeschools. 

 

 

Global Ubuntu - Transformational Community Engagement & Organizational ConsultingGlobal Ubuntu 

​Since its inception in 2015, Global Ubuntu has helped Georgia residents to change their communities for good. Global Ubuntu envisions a just and peaceful world where everyone is welcomed, valued, and feels safe to thrive for their highest potential.

 

 

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When Women Collaborate

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When Women CollaborateEpisode 75–When Women Collaborate

 

Today, The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with Adrianna Cauthen to talk about what happens when women collaborate.

Healthy competition whether it’s in the workplace or in sports as well or in the educational arena can be a good thing, but often competition can become toxic, and I think that this can be especially true for women who see other successful women as a threat.

In this episode, Adrianna and I discuss why collaboration is so important and why women have traditionally not been encouraged to do it.

We discuss the mentality required to collaborate with others, and the benefits of working interdependently.

Adrianna and I also share about our own collaborations, as mother and daughter, including our newest venture, a YouTube channel that we will be starting called ‘Elevate!’.

 

 

 

Helpful Articles and Resources

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Power of The Pack

I always say a woman alone has power; collectively we have an impact. Traditionally we have been taught to be competitive with one another because there was such a scarcity of jobs at the top. It’s so clear that strategy doesn’t work. The truth is that raising each other up and channeling the power of collaboration is truly how we’ll change the equation—and have a lot more fun along the way.

To read the entire article, click the link, above.

 

 

 

 

 

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

By Stephen Covey

In The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, author Stephen R. Covey presents a holistic, integrated, principle-centered approach for solving personal and professional problems. With penetrating insights and pointed anecdotes, Covey reveals a step-by-step pathway for living with fairness, integrity, service, and human dignity–principles that give us the security to adapt to change and the wisdom and power to take advantage of the opportunities that change creates.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The Business of Hair-Pt.2

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The Business of Hair-Pt. 2Episode 74–The Business of Hair-Pt.2

 

In The Business of Hair-Pt.2,  The Working Woman Radio Show invited hairstylist, Angelia McCall, back to the studio to talk about Tessica Brown-the Louisiana woman dubbed “Gorilla Glue Girl” after she made the unfortunate mistake of spraying her hair in place with the adhesive.

Many people made fun of this woman for putting Gorilla Glue in her hair, however, this is not an isolated incident. This is just an extreme form of something that happens every day particularly for women of color.

Ms. McCall talks about the harsh chemicals that women, particularly women of color use on their hair, and the extreme caution that should be used when working with these kinds of products.

 

 

 

 

 

More About Angelia McCall

Angelia, or Angie as her friends and family call her, is a hairstylist and was a guest on the show several weeks ago on an episode called ‘The Business of Hair’.

Ms. McCall has been a licensed stylist for the last ten years and currently works in the metro-Atlanta area.

Whether she’s working in salons on the south side of metro Atlanta, on fashion photoshoots in the suburbs of Alpharetta, or learning about how beauty products are made, Angie has definitely dabbled in almost everything the beauty industry has to offer and is excited about the future opportunities to come.

 

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Why was Tessica Brown not afforded grace after her Gorilla Glue mishap? (Photo: Instagram/Tessica Brown)

From Gorilla Glue mishap to ‘The Bachelor’: Why is it so hard to give Black women grace?

Whatever happened to giving people grace?

It’s a question that came up repeatedly last week, particularly regarding Black women, when the world met Tessica Brown — the Louisiana woman dubbed “Gorilla Glue Girl” — after she made the unfortunate mistake of spraying her hair in place with the permanent adhesive. Reactions to her predicament were a mixed bag, ranging from sympathy to disbelief and ridicule from both celebrities and social media at large. To read the article in it’s entirety, click the link, above.

 

 

 

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Start Your Own Podcast-Pt 2

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Start Your Own Podcast- Pt 2Episode 73–Start Your Own Podcast–Pt 2

 

Start Your Own Podcast-Pt. 2 primarily deals with debunking the myths behind podcasting and helping potential podcasters lay a good foundation.

Start Your Own Podcast- Pt 1 primarily focused on the equipment and the basics of podcasting.

Since that show aired, more people have reached out to me for information on how to start their own podcast, so I decided to dedicate a second episode to talk about this topic.

I originally planned to do a second episode about more of the technical aspects of podcasting, but I changed my mind because there are some fundamental things that I really think people need to consider before jumping into the world of podcasting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Practicing Self-Care

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Practicing Self-CareEpisode 72–Practicing Self-Care

Practicing self-care can be a difficult thing to do especially for busy working women with families.

Angela Paul, a math and science teacher, mother of four adult children and four grandchildren, defines exactly what self-care means.

Mrs. Paul shares candidly about her own personal struggles with this issue. She also talks about practical things that women can do to better take care of themselves.

She talks about why self-care is more of a struggle for women than it is for men, and the role that boundaries play in the practice of self-care.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Practicing Self-CareMore About Angela Paul

Angela is the Chief Operating Officer of Math Plus Educational Services and has tutored and taught math and science for over 30 years. She was educated at MIT and the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) where she obtained a master’s degree in chemical engineering. 

She has taught at both the secondary and collegiate levels and as the founder and former director of the Northeast Independent Preparatory Academy, she has been instrumental in helping homeschooled students get into college for almost 20 years. Angela is also a wife and mother of four adult children and the grandmother of four. 

 

 

200+ Self-Care Ideas and Activities for Coping With Life

275 Self-Care Ideas

Self-care is popular these days. It has become a buzz topic for many millennials. But don’t let that fact make you think that self-care is synonymous with some sort of self-indulgence, or that is it is another example of the laziness of youth or even aspirations for some unachievable state of bliss and nirvana. Self-care is not indulgent. Self-care is real, and it matters—more than you might think.

 

 

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A Writer’s Life

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A Writer's LifeEpisode 71–A Writer’s Life

Awarding winning author, Melissa Fay Green, sat down with The Working Woman Radio Show to give an inside view of a writer’s life.

Melissa shares about what it takes to be a good writer, and why she loves writing.

She talks about the variety of opportunities for women in the field of writing, and she shares an important piece of advice for aspiring writers.

More About Melissa Fay Greene

Melissa Fay Greene is an award-winning author of six books of nonfiction, a professor of journalism at Agnes Scott College and at the University of Georgia.  

She is a contributor to several periodicals including The Atlantic, The New Yorker, The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Newsweek.

She and her husband live in Atlanta and are the parents of nine (four by birth and five by adoption). They are also the grandparents of two. 

 

Books by Melissa Fay Greene

The Underdogs: Children, Dogs, and the Power of Unconditional Love

The Underdogs: Children, Dogs, and the Power of Unconditional Love

From two-time National Book Award nominee Melissa Fay Greene comes a profound and surprising account of dogs on the front lines of rescuing both children and adults from the trenches of grief; emotional, physical, and cognitive disability; and post-traumatic stress disorder.

 

 

 

Praying for Sheetrock

Finalist for the 1991 National Book Award and a New York Times Notable book, Praying for Sheetrock is the story of McIntosh County, a small, isolated, and lovely place on the flowery coast of Georgia–and a county where, in the 1970s, the white sheriff still wielded all the power, controlling everything and everybody. Somehow the sweeping changes of the civil rights movement managed to bypass McIntosh entirely. It took one uneducated, unemployed black man, Thurnell Alston, to challenge the sheriff and his courthouse gang–and to change the way of life in this community forever. “An inspiring and absorbing account of the struggle for human dignity and racial equality” (Coretta Scott King).

For more books by Melissa Fay Greene, visit Amazon.com.

 

 

 

 

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Women Who Lead

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Women Who LeadEpisode 70–Women Who Lead

Women who lead have certain qualities that set them apart from others. Such is the case with Teresa Hardy, President of the DeKalb Chapter of the NAACP.

The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with Ms. Hardy to talk about the role of the NAACP, today. We also talked about the important characteristics of women who lead.

More About Teresa Hardy

Teresa Hardy is the President of the NAACP DeKalb Branch, where she is making positive impacts. Some of these impacts include increasing membership, voter rights empowerment, economic justice, education advocacy, and youth empowerment.  

Ms. Hardy is an active member of Salem Bible Church. She serves on the Political/Social Action Ministry team. She also facilitates the Women Empowerment Series which focuses on health and wellness, professional and career development.

Teresa is an experienced executive manager with over 20+ years in management consulting. She is CEO of Hardy, Graham and Associates LLC. As the program delivery expert, she provides a strategic vision for delivering client-focused and value-based strategies and solutions.

 

 

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Become A NAACP Member Today

If you care about fighting the racial disparities that are still too prevalent in America, the NAACP is the place where you can make a difference.

 

 

 

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Start Your Own Podcast

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Start Your Own Podcast

Episode 69–Start Your Own Podcast

 

Over the past year or so since I started The Working Woman Radio Show podcast, different people have reached out to me for information on how to start their own podcast, so I thought that I would dedicate an episode to talk about this topic.

In this episode, I talk about what you will need to start a podcast, including cover art, themes, podcast name, basic recording equipment, and more.

Creating a podcast allows you to reach a brand new audience: people who might otherwise never find or consume your long-form content because they prefer the audio format.

A podcast is a great way to build an audience from the ground up and position yourself as an authority in your industry.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Podbean–Free Podcast Hosting

From podcast newbie to professional podcaster. One podcast hosting platform with all the features you need for starting a podcast, promoting your podcast, and monetizing your podcast.

 

 

 

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Audacity Audio Editor

Audacity is a free, easy-to-use, multi-track audio editor and recorder for Windows, macOS, GNU/Linux, and other operating systems.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Make Money in Real Estate

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Make Money in Real EstateEpisode 68–Make Money in Real Estate

 

In today’s economy, can you really make money in real estate?

Jackie Marsh Brown, owner of Jackie Brown Enterprises, a global real estate, and multimedia company, says, ‘Yes, you can!”

According to Mrs. Brown, if you’re thinking about making a career in real estate, now is a perfect time to make your move.

Mrs. Brown shares about her own personal journey to become the successful real estate agent she is, today.

She talks about the changes in the industry, the lessons she has learned, and her passion for teaching others about the real estate business.

She also talked about the number one thing a woman should do if she wants to get into the business of real estate.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Make Money in Real EstateMore About Jackie Brown

Jackie Brown is the owner of Jackie Brown Enterprises, a global real estate, and multimedia company.

She is the creator, producer, and host of the ‘It’s Up To You’ TV show. She is also the owner of ‘It’s Up To You’ Academy.

Mrs. Brown loves building community and connecting with people. Her goal and vision are to help as many as she can to create the life they were meant to live.

Jackie has been married to her husband Bobby for 31 years, and they live in Lawrenceville, Georgia with their two AMAZING sons Chase and Jeremy.

 

 

 

Jackie Brown Productions

It’s Up To You! Academy offers a variety of Real Estate, Business, and Personal Development Classes, Workshops, and Programs.

Our academy is designed to help you Build and Grow. We give you a platform to showcase your skills and knowledge to Expand Your Business Footprint.

 

 

 

 

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The Business of Hair

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The Business of Hair

Episode 67–The Business of Hair

 

The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with hairstylist extraordinaire, Angelia McCall, who gave us the 411 on the business of hair.

Angelia, one of the most sought after hairstylists in the metro-Atlanta area, shares industry secrets for maintaining beautiful healthy hair, opportunities for women in the industry, as well as some other juicy tidbits.

 

More About Angelia McCall

Angelia McCall, or as Angie as her friends and family call her, has been a licensed stylist for the last ten years. 

Whether she’s working in salons in the south side of metro Atlanta, on fashion photoshoots in the suburbs of Alpharetta, or learning about how beauty products are made, Angie has definitely dabbled in almost everything the beauty industry has to offer, and is excited about future opportunities to come.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Wednesday Wisdom

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Wednesday WisdomEpisode 66–Wednesday Wisdom

 

‘The Working Woman Radio Show’ recently kicked off a new feature of the podcast called ‘Wednesday Wisdom’.

It’s a time when I ask my listeners to give me their feedback about a particular question, and then I read and share the wisdom that they gave me on the show.  

But this December’s ‘Wednesday Wisdom’ will be a little different. The question’ for this month is ‘What are some life lessons that can be learned from 2020?’ and since this is the last show of the calendar year, I decided to share some of the personal wisdom I gleaned from my own observations and experiences, over the past year.

I want to share with you 12 life lessons that I have learned from this past year.

So let’s get started.

 

 

 

 

Helpful Resources

 

Boundaries: When to Say Yes, How to Say No to Take Control of Your Life

Often, Christians focus so much on being loving and unselfish that they forget their own limits and limitations. When confronted with their lack of boundaries, they ask:

– Can I set limits and still be a loving person?
– What are legitimate boundaries?
– What if someone is upset or hurt by my boundaries?
– How do I answer someone who wants my time, love, energy, or money?
– Aren’t boundaries selfish?
– Why do I feel guilty or afraid when I consider setting boundaries?

Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend offer biblically-based answers to these and other tough questions, showing us how to set healthy boundaries with our parents, spouses, children, friends, co-workers, and even ourselves.

 

 

 

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People

One of the most inspiring and impactful books ever written, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People has captivated readers for nearly three decades. It has transformed the lives of presidents and CEOs, educators, and parents—millions of people of all ages and occupations.

Now, this 30th-anniversary edition of the timeless classic commemorates the wisdom of the 7 Habits with modern additions from Sean Covey.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Embrace the Entrepreneur in You

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Embrace the Entrepreneur in you

Episode 65–Embrace the Entrepreneur in You

Do you want to learn how to embrace the entrepreneur in you?

The Working Woman Radio Show invited Dawn Kirk, the owner of BestU4Life, an executive coaching and consulting firm, into the studio to talk about how to make that happen.

As a woman who has worked as a senior executive in corporate America for Fortune 500 companies for many years, Ms. Kirk talks about why she left the corporate world to start her own business.

She talks about how the  traditional workplace sometimes penalizes older women instead of embracing their expertise and experience.

As a successful entrepreneur, she encourages professional woman who are looking to leave the traditional workplace and become self-employed to prepare as much as they can before they make the leap. She also shares about her recently published book entitled, Heartbeat Leadership.

 

 

 

 

More About Dawn Kirk

Dawn Kirk is the owner of BestU4Life, a premier Executive Leadership Coaching and Consulting firm. BestU4Life trains executives and their teams on how to use untapped potential and translate a strategy into a plan of execution.

Ms. Kirk believes great leadership leads to capability growth and says that people within your organization are your greatest asset and resource.

Dubbed one of Georgia’s 100 Most Powerful and Influential Women, Dawn’s real-life approach towards professional and lifestyle management has supported an impressive 26-year corporate climb to senior executive levels at two Fortune 100 Corporations, Pepsi-Co. and The Coca-Cola Company. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Chief Mirtha Ramos

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Chief Mirtha Ramos

Episode 64–Chief Mirtha Ramos: A Leading Lady of Law Enforcement

 

The Working Woman Radio Show had the distinct privilege to sit down with Chief Mirtha Ramos,
the first-ever female police chief in DeKalb County, Georgia.
Chief Ramos shares how she rose through the ranks to her current position, and about the unique qualities that women bring to law enforcement.
She also encourages women to not be afraid to achieve their goals and to be all that they can be.  This is truly an inspiring interview that you don’t want to miss.

More About Chief Ramos

Chief Mirtha V. Ramos began her law enforcement career in 1997 with the Miami-Dade Police Department.  She served in various assignments and rose through the ranks.  

In 2016, she was appointed to Division Chief of one of the largest and busiest divisions of the Miami-Dade Police Department, overseeing 1,200 employees.  On November 4, 2019, Chief Ramos was appointed Chief of the DeKalb County Police Department. As chief, she is responsible for the daily operations of the DKPD and the safety of DeKalb’s 700,000 citizens.  Chief Ramos also leads 800 sworn police officers and 110 civilian employees and commands the police department’s $95.1 million budget.  Chief Ramos holds a master’s degree in Psychology of Leadership from Penn State University. She is also a graduate of the prestigious FBI National Academy.  

 

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DeKalb County Police Department

The DeKalb County Police Department is now hiring police officer recruits.

For more information on the Police Officer position, click the above link, and then click on ‘Background and Recruiting’ in the left-hand column or click on the picture.

 

 

 

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Keys to Success

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Keys to Success

Episode 63–Keys to Success

At one time or another, many of us have asked the question, “What are the keys to success?”

The Working Woman Radio Show invited composer and piano extraordinaire, Pam Asberry, into the studio to talk about that very thing.

Ms. Asberry, a piano teacher by training and trade recently entered the world of composing, is literally playing her way to becoming a world-renowned piano composer and arranger.

She shares about her journey as a female musician and how her talent enabled her to support herself and her children as a single mom.

She talks about the wonderful opportunities available for women in the music industry, and she talks candidly about how the pandemic has affected her business. Finally, she encourages women, no matter how old they are, to never give up pursuing their dreams.

 

 

 

 

Keys to Success

More About Pam Asberry

Pam Asberry, M.M., has over forty years of professional experience as a music educator, adjudicator, performer, recording artist, speaker, author, composer and arranger. 

A BMI artist, she has released five solo piano albums to date and her music can be heard on Spotify, Pandora, Apple Music, Sirius XM, and elsewhere.

 

 

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Pam Asberry–Thankful Heart, Joyful Mind

 

To listen to and purchase this album as well as Pam Asberry’s other piano solo albums and singles, visit https://pamasberry.com/shop/.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Know Your Life Season

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Know Your Life SeasonEpisode 62–Know Your Life Season

 

As working women, it is vitally important to know your life season because your work and the assignments that you are called to do will look very different, depending on the season of life.

The Working Woman Radio Show invited Emily Tellez, a wife and mother of four, and a ministry leader, back to the studio to talk about this issue.

Emily shares about the season of life she is in, as a full-time wife and mother, and talks about how she navigates it.

She also reflects on the high school and college years and offers advice to teens and to the twenty-somethings about steps that could be taken during this season of life.

Finally, she shares some candid thoughts about what she has seen and learned as she watches her mother navigate her senior years.

 

 

 

Know Your Life Season

More About Emily Tellez

Emily Tellez grew up in Bogota, Colombia. She, and her husband, Carlos, have been married for 19 years and together they have four children. 

Emily has served in a variety of ministries over the years, including youth and college ministry, children’s ministry, English as a Second Language for adults, curriculum development and teaching, and is currently the interim children’s ministry coordinator for their church. She has her BA in Counseling and her MA in Ministry Studies. 

 

 

 

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The Cauthen-Zimmerman Family6 Lessons From a Retired Homeschool Mom

If someone would have told me, 27 years ago, that I would be homeschooling my children for more than two and a half decades, I would have told them that they were crazy. After all, my original plan was just to make sure that they had a good foundation in reading, writing, and arithmetic, and then I was going to put them in traditional school.

Well, one year lead to another, and four kids, and 4,860 days later (that’s 27 years times 180 compulsory school days),… I have officially retired as a home educator. To read the article in its entirety, click here.

 

Seasons of a Woman’s Life Bible Study

Sign-up at LoisEvans.org/seasons to receive a notification when the Seasons of a Woman’s Life Video Bible Study is released.

Each session is led by Chrystal Evans Hurst and Priscilla Shirer. They will include scriptures, insights, and principles from the book, Seasons of a Woman’s Life, by Dr. Lois Evans.

 

 

 

 

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Win the War Over Weight

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Win the War Over WeightEpisode 61–Win the War Over Weight

 

Every day millions of working women struggle to win the war over weight.

Special guest, Dr. Andrea Christian Parks, an OB/GYN, candidly shares about her own personal struggle with weight loss and the secret she learned to overcome weight issues.

She shares why women gain weight during perimenopause and why weight loss is different for women than men.

She also weighs in on the Keto diet and intermittent fasting and shares some personal recommendations.

Dr. Andrea gives some specific tips on how to jumpstart your metabolism.

Finally, she shares about the biggest deterrent to losing weight and the number one thing you must do in order to get started on your journey to weight loss.

 

 

 

 

Win the War Over Weight

More About Dr. Andrea Christian Parks

Dr. Christian Parks, who has actually been a guest on the show before, is a board-certified, obstetrician-gynecologist and lifestyle medicine physician.  Additionally, she is certified as an integrative nutrition health coach, and a certified life and weight loss coach. She has been caring for women in clinical practice for more than a decade with an emphasis on natural and holistic living. 

Dr. Christian Parks is the creator of A Journey To Wholeness, a blog where she shares her personal growth and holistic living lessons. Dr. Christian Parks also has a Youtube channel called ‘For This Moment Now’ which features videos on weight loss and meditation and mindfulness. Dr. Christian Parks is the wife to the love of her life and mother of four incredible homeschooled children, ages 7 to 13.

 

 

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Trim Healthy Mama

There is a learning curve to Trim Healthy Mama. It is not designed like most conventional diets as a 30 or 90-day plan. You are not instructed what to eat at every meal with portion sizes dictated to you. The plan encourages you to learn to put meals together that will suit your own needs, challenges, and food preferences. Since Trim Healthy Mama is geared as a lifelong plan, you learn as you go, but after a while, it becomes second nature for most people. For more information, Trim Healthy Mama.

 

 

The Obesity Code: Unlocking the Secrets of Weight Loss (The Wellness Code) by [Dr. Jason Fung, Timothy Noakes]

The Obesity Code by Dr. Jason Fung

The landmark book from New York Times bestselling author Dr. Jason Fung, one of the world’s leading experts on intermittent fasting for weight loss and longevity, whose 5-step plan has helped thousands of people lose weight and achieve lasting health.

In this highly readable and provocative book, Dr. Jason Fung sets out an original, robust theory of obesity that provides startling insights into proper nutrition. In addition to his five basic steps, a set of lifelong habits that will improve your health and control your insulin levels, Dr. Fung explains how to use intermittent fasting to break the cycle of insulin resistance and reach a healthy weight—for good.

 

 

 

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Wednesday Wisdom

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Wednesday WisdomEpisode 60–Wednesday Wisdom for November

I’m excited to announce that ‘The Working Woman Radio Show’ is kicking off a new feature of the podcast called ‘Wednesday Wisdom’.

It’s a time when I ask my listeners to give me their feedback about a particular question, and then I read and share the wisdom that they gave me on the show on the third Wednesday of each month.  

The idea behind this new segment is twofold. First, I am always looking for new ways to encourage and inspire my listeners. That’s what this show is all about. 

Secondly, I want to make sure that I’m creating opportunities for my audience to engage with the show and to give meaningful feedback that will help others. 

There is a wealth of knowledge out there and I realize that there is much wisdom with a multitude of counselors. The question for our first ‘Wednesday Wisdom’ segment is this:

 

What word of advice would you give a young woman entering the workforce? 

I asked that question because there are many young women like my daughters who are entering the workforce and who need good sound advice that will help them navigate their way to success. 

I was particularly interested in hearing from women aged 35+ since they have more experience in the workforce, and I am happy and excited to say that I got some really great responses, and as an extra bonus, I threw in some quotes from a few of my favorite celebs,  so I want to go ahead and share them with you, now.

 

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Be A Super Senior

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Be a Super SeniorEpisode 59–Be A Super Senior

 

Growing old and dealing with all of the changes that come with that can be a difficult process. Dr. Lois Ricci, a gerontology specialist, talks about some of the common challenges that senior women face as they age, and how to overcome them and become a super senior.

Dr. Ricci believes that living your best life is a matter of choice.

She shares how menopause, although sometimes difficult, is a natural passage from one stage of life to another, and she encourages women to use this time to reinvent themselves.

She shares what can a senior who may be experiencing some low-grade depression can do to get motivated.

Dr. Ricci also talks about the role physical activity plays in being a super senior and she gives other practical tips on how women can stay viable as they age.

 

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Ready to Give Meditation a Try?

| If you’ve always been interested in — if a bit daunted by — the idea of meditating, now might be the perfect time to forge ahead with the practice. Research shows that cutting through the mental static and focusing your mind this way helps alleviate stress and anxiety, slows aging, improves your attention span — and can even act as a sleep aid. And who doesn’t need help with all of the above right now? To read the article in its entirety, click the link, above.

 

 

Be a Super Senior

More About Dr. Lois Ricci

Dr. Lois Ricci is a longtime resident of Tucker, where she chairs the Tucker Civic Association’s Lifelong Community Committee. She serves as an adjunct faculty member at both Kennesaw State University where she teaches gerontology courses and the Professional Development in Gerontology Certificate Class. 

Her column “Age-Friendly Tucker” featured in the ‘Our Town DeKalb’ magazine discusses the city’s commitment to its age-friendly designation by the World Health Organization and the challenges and issues around that. 

 

 

 

 

 

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Create More Margin

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Episode 58–Create More Margin

 

Are you looking for ways to create more margin in your life?

The Working Woman Radio Show invited Angela Paul, a wife and mother, teacher, and business owner back to the studio to talk about how to create margin in your schedule, with your finances, and in your relationships.

Mrs. Paul talks about why it’s important not to fill up every moment.

She shares some practical things that we can do to create manage our daily/weekly schedules.

Angela also explains the role boundaries play in creating margins in our relationships. Finally, she shares how living proactively instead of reactively can help to create more margin in our lives.

 

 

 

 

 

More About Angela Paul

Angela is the Chief Operating Officer of Math Plus Educational Services and has tutored and taught math and science for over 30 years. She was educated at MIT and Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) where she obtained a master’s degree in chemical engineering. 

She has taught at both the secondary and collegiate levels and as the founder and former director of the Northeast Independent Preparatory Academy, she has been instrumental in helping homeschooled students get into college for almost 20 years. Angela is also a wife and mother of four adult children and the grandmother of four.

 

 

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Work-From-Home Hacks for Women

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Work-from-home hacks for womenEpisode 57–Work-From-Home Hacks for Women

 

This episode will provide some work-from-home hacks for women who are struggling to create a balance in their lives.

With the pandemic still posing a major health threat, many of us are still working from home. 

Although it has many advantages, working from home definitely has a downside, too.

We’ll talk about how to use the right technology for the job, purchasing comfortable seating, and how to create a Zoom corner.

Finally, I will share how to set some boundaries so that your co-workers and superiors know that you are not available 24/7.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Work-From-Home Hacks for Women

How To Use Stephen Covey’s 4 Quadrants To Be Productive

We all get the same 24 hours in a day so how is it that some people are able to accomplish so much more than the rest of the population? And how can you start doing the same? One effective principle for doing so comes from Stephen Covey’s bestselling book, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. To read this article in full, click the link, above.

 

 

 

Work-From-Home Hacks for Women

The Pomodoro Technique

This popular time management method asks you to alternate pomodoros – focused work sessions – with frequent short breaks to promote sustained concentration and stave off mental fatigue. To read this article in full, click the link, above.

 

 

 

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The Working Woman Vote

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The Working Woman Vote

Episode 56–The Working Woman Vote

The 2020 elections are upon us, but how does the working woman vote factor into the upcoming election?

The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with Attorney Zulma Lopez, the Democrat Representative-Elect for the Georgia House of Representatives District 86 in DeKalb County, to talk about this issue.

Attorney Lopez shares how women are changing the face of politics.

Mrs. Lopez talks about her experiences on the campaign trail. She also talks about how women are feeling more empowered than ever.

She also talks about the feedback she got from women about the policies that are the most important to them.

Finally, Mrs. Lopez shares some specific things that working women can do to make a difference in the policies that affect their communities.

 

 

The Working Woman Vote

More About Zulma Lopez

Attorney Zulma Lopez is the Democrat Representative-Elect for the Georgia House of Representatives District 86 in DeKalb County. Attorney Lopez won the runoff election on August 11, 2020, unseating a 30-year incumbent. She will start her two-year term in office in January 2021. 

Mrs. Lopez is also the owner of Lopez Immigration LLC, a law practice specializing in family-based immigration law. 

 

 

 

 

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Bake Your Way to Success

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Bake Your Way to Success

Episode 55–Bake Your Way to Success

Want to know how to bake your way to success? Today’s episode of  The Working Woman Radio Show talks with Jennifer Paul, pastry chef at Capital City Club in Brookhaven. Jennifer is also the owner of XO Desserts and Bakery.

Ms. Paul tells us the in’s and out’s of life as a pastry chef and the journey it took to get her there. She shares about the various opportunities available for women, and the potential pitfalls to watch out for in the industry.

Jennifer shares with us her biggest challenge as a woman in the culinary industry.

She also talks about why she chose to be a pastry chef as opposed to working with savory foods. 

Finally, Jennifer shares about the different types of opportunities are there for women in the culinary arts business, and how to balance work and motherhood.

 

 

 

 

Bake Your Way to Success

More About Jennifer Paul

Jennifer studied and earned an associate degree in Baking & Pastry Arts at Johnson and Wales University in Charlotte, NC, where she also earned a Bachelor’s degree in Food Service Management.

Jennifer is the pastry chef at Capital City Club in Brookhaven, and the owner of XO Desserts and Bakery. She is the former Pastry Chef at Proof of the Pudding and the former Executive Pastry Chef at Canoe Restaurant.

 

 

 

XO Desserts and Bakery–(404) 451-0340.

XO Desserts and Bakery is owned and operated by pastry chef extraordinaire, Jennifer Paul.

“Jennifer is great and so are her desserts! The cupcakes that she baked to represent the college of each graduate we were celebrating were amazing! You give her an idea of what you want & she perfects it. She will also offer ideas if you’re not 100% sure of what you want.”–Veronica Dillard

“Jennifer at XO Dessert made a delicious Cranberry Cheesecake that the whole family enjoyed for our Thanksgiving gathering. I highly recommend her cakes, cheesecakes, pastries, and pies.”–Brunella Forte

 

 

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Johnson and Wales University-Charlotte

You’ll know you’ve arrived when you see the gleaming steel and glass tower on West Trade Street. From our on-campus baking, culinary, management and retail labs and the 33,000-square-foot Student Center, to nearby public markets and sports arenas, there is plenty to do, both on and off campus.

Southern charm in a modern setting!

For more information, visit Johnson and Wales University-Charlotte.

 

 

 

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Top 10 Podcasts of 2020

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Top 10 of 2020

Episode 54–Top 10 Podcasts of 2020

The Working Woman Radio Show has officially turned one year old, and we are celebrating by bringing you the top 10 podcasts of 2020.

Over the past year, I have had such a blast interviewing guests, and I am so grateful to each of them for taking time out of their busy schedules to share their wisdom about the work they do. 

I am also super grateful to the many listeners who tune in each week, and listen to the program.  Without you, I would not have a show, so thank you, thank you, thank you!

As a way to celebrate the accomplishments of this past year, I thought that I would do a special episode featuring short clips of the top 10 most listened to shows of the past year. 

I picked these 10 specific episodes based on the number of downloads that the network said they received.

I arranged the clips of each episode in descending order, meaning that I will start with number 10 and work my way back to the number one most listened to episode of The Working Woman Radio Show for the past year.

So here we go!

 

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Get Organized

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Episode 53–Get Organized!

 

Episode 53 of The Working Woman Radio Show podcast is all about how to get organized.

Organizing a household or a workspace can be an overwhelming task especially if things are in total disarray.

Susan Shaw, a wife, mother, and organizer extraordinaire, shares some specific steps for organizing house and home.

She talks about how to make getting organized a family affair.

She also shares how getting rid of the mess helps to alleviate stress.

Finally, Susan offers tips on evaluating the space in your home and repurposing items. She also tells us about some must-have items that will make organizing your space easier.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Helpful Resources:

10 Things to Do on a Daily Basis to Be More Organized

an organized home office

 

It’s easy to think about getting organized, but sometimes it’s hard to actually be organized.

But what does it mean to “be more organized?” Well, it can be any one of the following, or a combination:

  • Knowing where everything you need is, the moment you need it.
  • Arriving places on time.
  • Being prepared.
  • Feeling like you’re in control of your day.

To read this article in its entirety, go to 10 Things to Do to Get More Organized.

 

Get organized

More About Susan Shaw

Susan is the wife of Barton Shaw and has been married to him for 40 years. She is the mother of three adult children and grandmother to two wonderful granddaughters.

Susan has been a children’s church ministry volunteer for over 35 years. She has also served as a caregiver, PTA chair, Girl Scout leader, sports team mom, cook, dishwasher, and chauffeur. In short, Susan is a domestic goddess, and if that isn’t impressive enough,  she also cooks a really great cheesy potato casserole.

 

 

 

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Know Your Worth

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Know Your WorthEpisode 52–Know Your Worth

 

Today’s, ‘Know Your Worth’ episode is all about helping women get beyond the negative thoughts and behaviors, and be their best selves.

Special guest, Jacqlyn Charles, host of ‘The Women Are Worthy Show’, talks about her journey from homelessness to helping others.

Ms. Charles, who has a listening audience of 20,000 followers, and that the show has had more than 250,000 viewers, is passionate about empowering women.

Jacqyln shared that many women still struggle will their self-worth, and don’t include themselves in their own network of care.

She shares how having a positive mindset can open the door for new opportunities and allow you to embrace your calling.

 

 

 

 

More About Jacqlyn Charles

Jacqlyn Charles is the host of The Women Are Worthy Show, a live streaming show which confronts some of the critical life challenges that women face. As an inspirational speaker, she uses her platform to inspire and motivate others.

Once homeless herself, Jacqlyn chose the “Women Are Worthy” theme out of a yearning desire to be a remedy and cornerstone of support for women who are experiencing adversities in life. She uses her show to develop sisterhood by connecting women, bridging gaps, and creating the framework that will spark significant dialogue among women and between women. 

Jacqlyn has been an advocate and community activist for cancer, as well as a voice for homelessness, sex trafficking, and local government.

 

 

 

Know Your Worth

The Women Are Worthy Show

The Women Are Worthy® Podcast Hosted by Jacqlyn Charles showcases compelling stories and journeys of phenomenal women doing phenomenal things.

Jacqyln chose the specific format for WAW out of a yearning desire to be a part of the solution. Jacqlyn uses her show as a vehicle to connect women, bridge gaps, connect to resources, and build relationships.

 

 

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Find Your Passion

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Find Your Passion

Episode 51–Find Your Passion

 

We often hear people talk about wanting to ‘find their passion’, but how do you really make that happen?

How does one go about finding out where their passions lie? What are some practical steps that they can take to explore this avenue?

Gale Horton Gay, the lifestyle editor of The Champion Newspaper and author of new children’s book, ‘Daddy Makes Walking Fun’, gives us the 411 on finding your passion.

Gale shares that each season of life can bring its own passion and not everything that we feel passionate about has to be monetized.

She talks about how pain and failure can be a factor in finding your passion and gives practical steps on how to discover the things that will make your life fulfilling.

 

 

 

Find your passion

More About Gale Horton Gay

Gale Horton Gay is currently the lifestyle editor of The Champion Newspaper and is a contributing editor for the U.S. Black Engineer & Information Technology Magazine and Women of Color Magazine.

Gale holds degrees in journalism and magazine writing and has received awards from the Georgia Press Association and Atlanta Association of Black Journalists for writing and photography.

In addition to her other work, Gale volunteers for several local charities that serve youth, and is the author of a new children’s book called, “Daddy Makes Walking Fun”.

 

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Daddy Makes Walking Fun

This story emphasizes the bond between a little girl and dad despite the fact that they don’t have a car like many other families. Although other children sometimes tease her, the little girl in the story realizes there are benefits to walking everywhere with her dad and that they have a special and close relationship. It celebrates the relationship between father and daughter instead of focusing on material things. The story is told through words designed to help children ages 4-7 with their reading skills and is designed with colorful illustrations and featuring children from diverse ethnicities and backgrounds.

To order a copy, click here.

 

 

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Make Time to Date

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Make Time to DateEpisode 50–Make Time to Date

The responsibilities of work and managing a family can be a real challenge for couples that want to make time to date.

Because many women work outside the house, at least part-time, it can be tricky syncing schedules with their spouse or partner who also works.

Building our careers are important, taking time to rest and recreate with our significant other is just as vital. As the saying goes, ‘All work and no play, makes Jane a dull girl’.

So Working Woman Radio Show host, Deanna Cauthen, invited her husband, Andrew, into the studio to talk about what they do to date and maintain the romance in their marriage in their relationship.

Andrew talks about the importance of being flexible when planning dates. He also shared why dating should be a priority for every working couple, and gave some great ideas for places to go to for fun, inexpensive dates.

 

 

 

Helpful Resources:

Make Time to DateAtlas Obscura

Atlas Obscura is an online magazine and travel company. It was founded in 2009 by author Joshua Foer and documentary filmmaker/author Dylan Thuras. It catalogs unusual and obscure travel destinations via user-generated content. For more information, click the link, above.

 

 

Make Time to Date

More About Andrew Cauthen

Andrew is the Communications Manager for the Dekalb County Office of the CEO, one of the largest counties in the state of Georgia. He is also the co-owner and partner of ReVamped Furnishings, an antique furniture restoration business.  In addition to these duties, Andrew is a life group leader at the Grace Church NE Atlanta.

 

 

 

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Build Your Brand

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Build Your BrandEpisode 49–Build Your Brand

 

Finding ways to build your brand and increase and sales is the number one concern for every business owner.

Lori Manns, CEO of Quality Media Consultant Group, shares tips on how to take your marketing strategies from bust to boom. 

Lori talks about the pitfalls of the do-it-yourself approach to marketing. She stresses the importance of hiring a professional marketing team to secure maximum results.

She also gives some marketing options for businesses not ready to hire a firm for a full advertising campaign.

Helpful Resources:

Sponsorship Sales Secrets Workshop

Lori Manns, the CEO of Quality Media Consultant Group, created this event for passion-driven entrepreneurs who are looking for new revenue streams.

If you’re ready to get to the next level in business, attend this workshop and learn how to get sponsors the right way. This workshop will enable you to begin getting sponsors in the next 90-120 days. Register today! For more information about this event, click here.

 

Build Your BrandMore About Lori Manns

Lori Manns is the CEO of Quality Media Consultant Group, a firm specializing in media strategies that help increase clientele, brand visibility, and revenue for businesses.  

As a business strategist, Lori helps large and small business owners to grow their enterprises with smart marketing strategies. She is proficient in placing advertising campaigns across all platforms including, TV, radio, internet. 

Additionally, Ms. Manns hosts nationwide events educating entrepreneurs about marketing, sales, and sponsorship procurement. 

Ms. Manns is the president of the Live Healthy & Thrive Youth Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to children’s health. She is a published author and professional speaker and holds a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communications from Auburn University/Montgomery.

 

 

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Unwind and Relax!

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Episode 48–Relax and Unwind

As working women, we all live such busy lives, and it can be hard to find time to unwind and relax.

So the other day I got on Facebook and asked my women friends what they do to relax and unwind.  I got a great response and I want to take the next several minutes to share some of the comments from my Working Woman Radio Show sisters.

So, right now, I’m going to put on some soulful jazz music, and if you’re able to, I want you to go ahead and kick off those shoes, get out of those tight clothes, get yourself a cup of tea or a glass of wine, and find a comfortable place and put up your feet.  This will be our time to relax, release, and relate.

 

 

 

 

 

Helpful Resources:

The 8 Best Stretching Exercises for Inflexible People

Whether your a star athlete or working out just isn’t your thing, being flexible has many health benefits. It can help reduce stress and tension, increase circulation, help improve your posture, and reduce your risk for injury.

To read more, click the link, above.

 

 

Relieving Stress – Techniques for Self-Care

Relieving Stress–Techniques for Self-Care

In the transition from summer to fall, it’s common to experience greater stress. With the kids back to school, the weather getting colder and the holidays approaching, it’s no wonder. There is hope, however, especially when this stress translates into more severe anxiety, depression, insomnia, and stress-related physical symptoms.

To read more, click the link, above.

 

 

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Cook Quick, Easy Meals

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Cook Quick Easy MealsEpisode 47–Cook Quick, Easy Meals

 

Families are eating at home more now than ever, and many working moms are looking for ways to cook quick, easy meals for their families.

Adrianna Cauthen, our resident chef,  loves to cook and bake and is the host of a YouTube channel called ‘Cooking at the Cauthen’s’, where she shows people how to make and bake delicious dishes.

Adrianna talks about some basic food supplies that people should have on their shelves and shares some quick easy ideas for meals.  She also gives suggestions for meals the kids can make in the kitchen. 

Additionally, Adrianna shares short-cuts and hacks that will allow moms to fix a fast, healthy meal.

She also talks about meals that can be prepared ahead of time and used at a later time.

 

 

 

More About Adrianna Cauthen

Adrianna is the resident chef in the Cauthen household. She loves to cook and bake and is the host of a YouTube channel called ‘Cooking at the Cauthen’s’, where she shows people how to make and bake delicious dishes.

In addition to her cooking talents, Adrianna is an accomplished pianist, who attends Clayton State University as a music major.  She has performed numerous times and won several music awards. She also owns and operates The Cauthen Piano Studio in Decatur, Georgia, and has been teaching private and group piano lessons for the past three years.

 

Helpful Resources:

 

AllrecipesAllRecipes.com

Are you looking for quick, easy meals to make for your family? AllRecipes.com has a variety of recipes that will enable you to cook a delicious meal every night of the week. Click the link above and explore the world of recipes, today.

 

America’s Test Kitchen

Hosts Julia Collin Davison and Bridget Lancaster and the Test Kitchen cooks prepare America’s favorite recipes, passing along valuable tips as they go.

To watch episodes, and access recipes, click the link above.

 

 

 

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Managing Your Mental Health

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Managing Your Mental Health

Episode 46–Managing Your Mental Health

 

Managing your mental health can be a real challenge these days.

As working women who are managing work and families, we’re all under a great deal of stress.  Because of COVID-19, and the civil unrest that’s taking place in our nation, we now carry an additional burden.

Dr. Danita Thompson, a licensed family and marriage therapist, shares specific things can we do to find respite and relief.

She talks about things to do to create enough space from the other members of your household if you working from home.

She also shares about things to do to maintain relationships with people outside of your household during COVID-19.

 

 

 

 

Managing your mental health

More About Dr. Danita Thompson

Dr. Danita Thompson is a licensed marriage and family therapist, and the founder and clinical director of Mending Hearts Family Counseling in Burlington, NJ. 

Dr. Danita is also the founder of Hope Haven at Mending Hearts- a mental health training, prevention, and intervention ministry for faith leaders.

In addition to her work as a therapist, she serves with her husband as the Executive Pastor of Mending Hearts Kingdom Church which is also located in Florence, NJ.

 

 

 

 

Mending Hearts Family CounselingMending Hearts Family Counseling

Mending Hearts Family Counseling is a place where families, children, couples, and individuals can come to find help and work through challenges during difficult times in their lives.

 

 

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Get Hired to Write

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Get Hired to Write

Episode 45–Get Hired to Write

“Get Hired to Write” is all about helping women tap into other talents that they may not be aware that they possess, and expand their earning potential.

With the COVID-19 health threat, some teachers are thinking about leaving their profession because they’re afraid of going back into a traditional classroom setting. 

Some of them feel that they don’t have many options. Some are choosing to quit their jobs and lose income and benefits. Others have decided to go back to an unsafe environment and risk their lives. 

As a contributing writer for the past 12 years, and as someone who has owned and operated a public relations business, I am here to tell you that there is money to be made in the field of writing, and I want to encourage you to consider it as a career. 

Find out how to get hired as a resume writer, social media specialist, blog content writer, communications assistant, and more.

 

 

 

Helpful Resources:

 

Indeed job posting: How to post a job on Indeed | WorkableWriting Jobs on Indeed.Com

Education & Career Q&A Writer (Contract)

We’re looking for passionate Education & Career Q&A Writers to work online. As an Education & Career Q&A Writer, you’ll be choosing from a large pool of questions and making revisions with our collaborative team of reviewers. For more information about this position, and other similar jobs, visit Indeed.com.

 

Get Hired to Write

Tutor.com

Become an online tutor with Tutor.com. Our tutors are passionate about their areas of expertise and eager to help students learn. For more information, visit Tutor.com.

 

8 Companies That Hire For Online Resume Writer Jobs

 

 

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Homeschool Help for Working Moms

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Homeschool Help for Working Moms

Episode 44–Homeschool Help for Working Moms

 

Due to COVID-19, many schools have decided to do school online. The Working Woman Radio Show wants to provide homeschool help for working moms who are feeling stressed.

Angela Paul, the CEO of Math Plus Educational Services, talks with us about a variety of options for working parents to get help and support with online learning for their kids.

Mrs. Paul has also partnered with The Working Woman Radio Show to provide a local service called SchoolShare Atlanta. SchoolShare Atlanta is a parent-to-parent education sharing directory that will enable parents to reach out to each other for assistance. It will provide parents with a community of people who can share the responsibilities of supervising children who are learning at home.

 

 

 

 

More About Angela Paul

Angela Paul is the CEO of Math Plus Educational Services and has tutored and taught math and science for over 30 years. She was educated at MIT and Georgia Institute of Technology where she obtained a master’s degree in chemical engineering.

Mrs. Paul is the former director of the Northeast Independent Prep Academy.

 

 

Homeschool Help for Working MomsSchoolShare Atlanta

SchoolShare Atlanta is a database for working parents in the metro-Atlanta area. Created by The Working Women Radio Show, it will provide a resource for parents who want to share the responsibilities of supervising children who are learning at home.

SchoolShare Atlanta will also point parents to additional educational resources to help better their child’s learning experience. For more information, visit The Working Woman Radio Show page.

 

 

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Teachers Talk About COVID-19

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Episode 43–Teachers Talk About COVID-19

 

In episode 43 of The Working Woman Radio Show, teachers talk about COVID-19 and the challenges they face as they contemplate going back into the classroom. 

They share their concerns about being able to protect themselves and their students.  They also talk about their frustrations with school administrators and policymakers.

We also discuss the following:

 

-Pre-existing health concerns for teachers

-Online learning options

-Safety protocols proposed by school systems including students wearing masks, social distancing, etc.

-Feedback from other colleagues and educators

 

 

More About Our Guests

Teachers Talk About COVID-19

Carla Breedlove has been a homeschool mom of four children for over 22 years. She re-entered the workforce when her last child was a high school senior and is now a first-grade teacher at a private school in Norcross. She will serve as the Lead elementary teacher for the upcoming school year. 

 

 

Amy Cassey has been teaching special education for 20 years. She has taught grades K through 8, but the majority of her teaching has been with students in third through fifth grade. As a special education teacher, she teaches students with autism and behavior disorders, and other learning disabilities. She loves her students and believes that education is a partnership between the family and the teacher. 

 

Teachers Talk About COVID-19

Tyra Lamar has taught high school physics at the Lovett School for four years.  Tyra has always been passionate about educating and mentoring young adults. In college, she helped devise a mentoring program for middle school girls interested in science. She has also tutored and taught workshops on test preparation and study skills. Tyra has a B.S. in physics from North Carolina Central University and a Ph.D. in neuroscience from Emory University.

 

Melita Hunter considers herself to be a lifetime educator. She is celebrating 22 years as an educator and has spent a majority of those years in the public education sector. She and her husband have a blended family of five girls in which the youngest is just 10 years of age. 

 

 

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Arizona is one month away from the new school year. Amid rising coronavirus cases, teachers are calling for a delay.

COVID-19 Infects 3 AZ Teachers As Schools Weigh Reopening Risks

ARIZONA — In a classroom 100 miles west of Phoenix, three teachers did everything they could to protect themselves from the coronavirus: They wore masks, socially distanced, and disinfected their equipment in the room in which they held virtual summer school classes for students ranging from kindergarten to second grade. To read more, click the link above.

 

 

[UPDATED MAY 22] Your Go-To List of Resources for Families and Educators During COVID-19

 

 

 

The Military Working Woman

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Balancing Work and School

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Balancing Work and SchoolEpisode 42–Balancing Work and School

Balancing work and school is a challenge for many working women who have returned to the classroom.

Special guest, Marilyn Smith, talks about how she juggles teaching and being a student, herself. She talks about why she decided to return to school, and shares tips about making a schedule to balance her life.

Ms. Smith discusses the pro’s and con’s of online school versus face-to-face instruction. She also shares about things to consider before making the decision to return to school.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Balancing Work and SchoolMore About Marilyn Smith

Marilyn is a special education assistant teacher at a school in Sandy Springs, Georgia. She is also a student at Georgia State University in Atlanta, where she is pursuing a master’s degree in Health Informatics. 

When she’s not at work or studying for school, Marilyn loves to walk and do Zumba. She is a part-time real estate agent.  

Marilyn is a longtime member of Word of Faith Cathedral in Austell, Georgia, and has served there, faithfully, for many years.

 

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Federal Student Aid Reviews | Glassdoor

Federal Student Aid for Adult Students

The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) provides more than $120 billion in financial aid to help pay for college or career school each year. For more information about Federal Student Aid, click the link, above.

 

 

Balancing Work and School

Should You Go Back to School As An Adult?

Older students have lots of options, from online courses to professional certifications to doctoral programs. Here’s how to decide which route is right for you. To read more, click the link, above.

 

 

 

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20 Social Media Do’s and Don’ts

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20 Social Media Do's and Don'tsEpisode 41–20 Social Media Do’s and Don’ts

Today’s episode of The Working Woman Radio Show provides a list of 20 social media do’s and don’ts for the working woman.

Let’s face it, using social media can be tricking business, even for the most experienced user.

So I thought that it would be a good idea to go over some social media do’s and don’ts to help us use social media more effectively and to create a better overall experience for everyone. 

In this episode, I will touch on several things including how to create more engaging content, and handling people who post antagonistic and negative comments.

I will also share how to use the right social media platform for your target audience, and the importance of posting videos.

Finally, I will share specific techniques on how to use social media for business.

 

 

 

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65+ Social Networking Sites You Need to Know About

Human nature by default has been programmed to be socially active to a certain extent. Some people are more active, while others are less so!

However, people have always been looking for ways to connect and network with each other. And, in this age of digitization, people have found ways to be socially active on the internet, which is possible with the advent of the numerous social networking platforms and apps. To read the article in its entirety, click the link, above.

The Military Working Woman

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The Military Working WomanEpisode 40–The Military Working Woman

 

The military working woman is in great demand. Women now have a larger presence in our military today than ever before. With more than 200,000 women serving in the active-duty military, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) predicted that by 2020 women veterans will comprise nearly 11 percent of the total veteran population.

Tracy Windley, an an Army Veteran, shares her experiences about military life as a woman.

She talks about choosing a branch of service, and things to consider before joining the military. Ms. Windley shares about  how the military encouraged her to be a team player, embrace her strength, and achieve her goals. 

During our interview, she expressed her concern for missing Fort Hood soldier PFS Vanessa Guillem. She shared that the military still has issues with sexual discrimination of it’s female soldiers.

 

 

 

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More about Tracy Windley

Tracy is an Army Veteran, who served in Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. As a soldier in the United States Army and a National Guardsman, Tracy was deployed with the 48th Brigade in 2005. She served in the military for a total of 10 years.

She has authored a collection of short stories and poems called ‘23 Stories of My Soul’. Her writings are dedicated to honoring one’s mother, and paying homage to the life of veterans. 

Tracy is passionate about creating a lifestyle to promote positive change. She recently started hosting retreats for women and she endeavors to empower the them to be brave in their walk through life. Furthermore, she encourages them to be a better through prayer, talking, and team building activities.

 

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US Army Careers

With over 150 career options, your future begins here. Join during Army National Hiring Days, June 10th-July 2nd, and you could receive an extra bonus up to $2,000 or a four-year scholarship. For more information, click the link above.

 

 

 

 

Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255, Press 1Veterans Crisis Line

A trained responder will answer your call, text, or chat and ask you a few questions. You can decide how much you want to share.

 

 

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Careers for Women in the Military

Women in the military, as in the civilian workforce, can choose from a variety of careers. Although there are a set of challenges that are unique to female workers, female members of the armed forces face additional ones.

To continue reading this article, click the link above.

 

 

 

 

The Working Woman’s Emergency Toolbox

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The Working Woman's Emergency ToolboxEpisode 39–The Working Woman’s Emergency Toolbox

This episode entitled ‘The Working Woman’s Emergency Toolbox’ focuses on giving practical tips to handle some of those surprises.

We’ve experienced a pandemic, which meant that many of us not only had to start working from home, or even worse, there were those who lost their jobs altogether. Add to this the fact that many of us had children who were also doing school from home. 

Some of us were sick and hospitalized because of COVID-19 or had family members who were sick.  There were those of us who even had family members who died. 

And then there are just the normal emergencies of cars that break down, and  roofs that leak, and refrigerators that fail, and a myriad of other things.

Although you cannot keep emergencies and unexpected things from happening to you, it’s possible to put some things in place so that when life throws it little or big surprises your way, you will be in a better position to survive them.

So ‘The Working Woman Radio Show’ will share some practical things to include in The Working Woman’s Emergency Toolbox. 

 

The Working Woman's Emergency Toolbox

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50 Amazingly Quick Dinners For Busy Weeknights

With recipes this easy, those forget-to-meal-prep nights can be way less stressful. From chicken to fish to pasta, there’s something for every picky eater in here, and not a single complicated recipe in sight. Need more easy dinners? Try our cheap and easy recipes for every week of the year.

The Domestic Engineer

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The Domestic EngineerEpisode 38–The Domestic Engineer

 

This episode entitled ‘The Domestic Engineer’ is dedicated to moms who stay at home and work to provide full-time care for their children.

As the mother of three and someone who has been a stay-at-home mom for many years, special guest, Kate Ward, knows that being at home with the kids all day can be exhausting work.

She shares about why she decided to leave her full-time position as a videographer in order to be at home with her boys.

Kate also candidly talks about her struggles as a stay-at-home mom, her “non-negotiables, and what she does to recharge.

Finally, she challenges moms to do something that will stretch themselves personally, and that will enable them to grow as individuals.

 

 

 

The Domestic Engineeer

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The Domestic Engineer

More About Kate Ward

Kate Ward is a mom of three boys, Micah, 13, Camden, 10, and Owen, 5. She has been married to John Ward for 19 years and owns her own video production company, Draw Productions. She has lived in Atlanta for the last 8 years and is passionate about loving Jesus. Kate is on the leadership team for Grace Church NE Atlanta, a multi-ethnic church plant in Atlanta.

Negotiating a Flex Work Schedule

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Negotiating a Flex Work ScheduleEpisode 37–Negotiating a Flex Work Schedule

Negotiating a flex work schedule is something that more women and their families must do in light of everything that’s been going on with our recent pandemic.

Special guest Priscilla Wilkinson, Vice President of HR and Operations at SitusAMC, talks about exactly what it means to have a flexible work schedule. She describes some different types of flexible work schedule situations (ex. working remotely, telecommuting, part time work, customized work schedules, etc.).

Mrs. Wilkinson shares about what kinds of things does an employee need to take into consideration when trying to determine if a flex schedule will work for them.  She also talks about the advantages of a flexible work schedule for employees.

 

 

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Negotiating a Flex Work Schedule

More About Priscilla Wilkinson

Priscilla Wilkinson is the Vice President of HR and Operations at SitusAMC, a financial services company. She has over 30 years of corporate experience, primarily in roles dealing with employee relations, training and strategic planning.

Mrs. Wilkinson is also the Founder and Director of Women of Life, a non-profit organization dedicated to mentoring, teaching, and training women to discover their value, purpose and passion, and she serves as an elder that oversees the Evangelism and Outreach ministries at Crossroads Presbyterian Church in Stone Mountain, Georgia.

 

Non-Traditional Careers for Women

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Non-traditional careers for women

Episode 36–Non-Traditional Careers for Women

In the seven or so months since The Working Woman Radio Show podcast has been on the air, I have had the pleasure of interviewing a variety of women who work in a variety of jobs and careers, including doctors, nurses, lawyers, teachers, and journalists, but today I want to focus on non-traditional career choices for women.

The U.S. Department of Labor defines a non-traditional career for women as one in which 25% or less of those employed in the field are women. It is hard to believe that, in the 21st century, the Department of Labor lists over 100 occupations that fall into this category, among them police officers and architects. 

Let me share a few reasons why a woman working in a non-traditional job would be an important option. 

First, according to the U.S. Department of Labor statistics, in 2017 the median weekly earnings of women who worked full-time were only 82% of men’s full-time median weekly earnings. 

Secondly, women are underrepresented in occupations across many occupational groups including those in the construction trades and STEM fields. STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

Finally, non-traditional occupations offer a woman higher entry-level wages and higher pay as she advances in her career. 

So with that in mind, I would like to share with my listeners a list of 17 non-traditional jobs along with some quick facts for each of them. The purpose of this is to give women as many options as possible as they make decisions about future careers. 

 

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Non-Traditional Careers for Women

Occupational Outlook Handbook–US Bureau of Labor

Office of Occupational Statistics and Employment Projections
PSB Suite 21352 Massachusetts Avenue NE
Washington, DC 20212-0001

Telephone: 1-202-691-5700

www.bls.gov/ooh

 

 

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Technical College System of Georgia

The HOPE Career Grant can be the boost a student needs to get started on a rewarding career in a well-paying job, and without accumulating a lot of student debt. It also helps Georgia employers by creating a pipeline of skilled workers they can hire well into the future. TCSG offers 17 tuition-FREE programs of study. For more information, go to https://tcsg.edu/free-tuition/.

 

 

 

Non-Traditional Careers for Women

Non-Traditional Careers for Women

The U.S. Department of Labor defines a non-traditional career for women as one in which 25% or less of those employed in the field are women (Nontraditional Occupations for Women. U.S. Department of Labor, Women’s Bureau).

 

 

 

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Crisis Money Management for Women

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Crisis Money Management for WomenEpisode 35–Crisis Money Management for Women

 

With many Americans experiencing an economic crisis because of the COVID-19 pandemic, crisis money management for women and their families is a timely subject.

Many people have had their hours reduced, been furloughed from their jobs, or lost them altogether, and even though some states are planning to allow business to reopen, the economy is in a mess, and people need help.

Rachel Beverly, an accountant with Ernst and Young, sits down with The Working Woman Radio Show to talk about practical things that women and their families can do make ends meet during these difficult times.

Rachel gives suggestions on how to make a simple budget, what people can do to trim their expenses, what to do or not do if you don’t have an emergency fund.

Ms. Beverly also talks about paying down things like student loans and credit cards, and whether or not to make changes with your current investments.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Crisis Money Management for WomenMore About Rachel Beverly

Rachel Beverly is a tax accountant with Ernst and Young, one of the largest accounting firms in the world. She grew up in Alabama where she  attended the University of Alabama where she made life-long friends from around the globe. 

Her friendships led her to move to Clarkston, GA, one of the most diverse places in the US. She loves being outside and spending time with friends. 

Women Policy Makers for Tough Times

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Women Policy Makers for Tough Times

Episode 34–Women Policy Makers for Tough Times

 

The Working Woman Radio Show invited former Mayor of Lithonia, Georgia, Deborah Jackson into the studio for a discussion about ‘Women Policy Makers for Tough Times’. 

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, our nation is not only dealing with a public health crisis, but many Americans are experiencing an economic crisis.

Deborah Jackson, who is running for a US senate seat, talks about the kinds of things that will be necessary to get our economy back on its feet. 

As the former Mayor of Lithonia, Ms. Jackson talks about the qualities needed for women to be strong political leaders. We chat about women currently in politics at the state and national level, and talk about the changes they are making on the political scene.

Finally, she addresses voters who are leary about election process, and explains how their vote really can make a difference.

 

 

 

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Women Policy Makers for Tough Times

More About Deborah Jackson

Deborah Jackson is an experienced attorney and public servant.  She served as the Mayor of Lithonia for 8 years. As mayor, she worked to implement a community vision to improve the quality of life. She also established the city as a leader in the region.  She is currently a Democratic candidate for the US Senate in the upcoming special election in November. For more information about her candidacy, visit https://deborahforgeorgia.com/.

Teaching School Online

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Episode 33–Teaching School Online

Teaching school online has become the new normal for teachers because of the COVID-19 crisis. Although it has its advantages, like with anything, it also comes with it challenges.

Allison Forte-Paul, a veteran teacher at Decatur High School in Decatur, Georgia, shares about the what a day of virtual school looks like with her students.

Allison talks about how converting to online instruction was not only a challenge for students and parents, but that it presented difficulties for teachers, as well. 

Ms. Forte-Paul candidly shares how she, and other teachers, miss the face-to-face human interaction with her students, and how some students are missing their classmates.

She discusses how her school provided computers for students who did not have them. She also shared how she has used her technical skills to help other teachers troubleshoot problems with technology. 

In conclusion, she offers some words of advice to parents and teachers for improving the online learning experience.

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Helpful Resources:

6 Tips for Transitioning to Online Teaching

 

 

More About Allison Forte-Paul

Allison Forte-Paul is in her 10th year teaching at Decatur High school.  She serves as the Health and Physical Education Department chair. She is also a part of the instructional technology team, and the school’s safety team.

Ms. Forte-Paul served as the head varsity softball coach for 9 years, coached various levels of basketball for 7 years, and has served on a wide variety of committees in her tenure. She played NCAA collegiate softball at Columbus State University and earned a Bachelors of Science in Exercise Science and a Master’s of Education in Health and Physical Education during.  

Allison and wife, Jessica Forte-Paul, have an energetic three year old boy named Carson.

Nurse Warriors

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Nurse warriorsEpisode 32–Nurse Warriors: On the Frontlines of a Pandemic

 

The Working Woman Radio Show was honored to talk with Nicole Bayne, a registered nurse at Emory University Hospital. She shared about the challenges she and other nurse warriors are facing as they deal with the COVID-19 crisis.

Nicole candidly talks about the enormous physical and emotional strain hospital staffers deal with each day. She gives a bird’s eye view of what it is like to be on the frontlines of a pandemic. Nicole talks about the balancing act of serving the sick, but also protecting themselves. She also dispelled some of the myths about the virus, and shared ways that individuals can continue to protect themselves. 

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Nurse Warriors

More About Nicole Bayne

Nicole Bayne is a registered nurse and works in the endoscopy department at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta Georgia. She graduated from Berry College and  started her nursing career at DeKalb Medical Center which is now called Emory-Decatur Hospital in 2011. When she’s not working, she enjoys taking dance classes and traveling abroad.

 

Emory Healthcare

Emory is your one-stop shop for all of your health care needs, both in sickness and in health. Staffed exclusively by Emory University School of Medicine faculty who also are members of the Emory Clinic, Emory University Hospital is one of the nation’s leading hospitals in cardiology and heart surgery, cancer, neurology and more.

When You Both Work From Home

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When You Both Work From HomeEpisode 31–When You Both From Home: Navigating the New Normal 

 

When you both work from home life can get a little crazy, but with the Coronavirus pandemic, couples working from home is the new normal.

For our family,  our daughter who is in college, is doing her coursework online from home, as well.

Although some of the states around the country, including Georgia where I live, are allowing businesses to open back up. However, the virus is still spreading, and people are still dying.  I don’t know about you, but our family plans to continue working from home for a while.  As I talk to people, I’m hearing that a lot of other people are planning on doing the same thing, so this is our new normal, at least for now.

With everyone working from home, there are bound to be, at least, a few problems, so I want to share some tips that can be used to make the experience less of a hardship on everybody.

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When You Both Work From Home

Coexisting When You Both Work From Home

It’s becoming increasingly common for those in dual-earner households to be working from home. Though this might sound ideal, having two professionals working remotely together day in and day out—and not necessarily on the same type of work—doesn’t always lead to a harmonious union. To read more, click the link above.

 

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You Both Work From Home–Now What?

I work from home, and early in one relationship, I always felt guilty for working after my boyfriend came home from his 9-to-6 job. When he started freelancing on the side, some of our evenings and weekends became coworking sessions—a big win for me because typically my cat is my only coworker.  To read more of the article, click the link above.

The Work of a Birthing Doula

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The Work of a Birthing Doula

Episode 30– The Work of a Birthing Doula

The Work of a Birthing Doula answers the basic questions about the work of doulas and dispels some of the myths. 

Special guest, LaToya Murray-Johnson, a certified birthing doula, explains why women  choose a birthing doula over a traditional doctor. She talks about the advantages, and how birthing doula work in conjunction with an OB/GYN.

Additionally, Murray-Johnson shares about when you should start the process of finding one, and what a client must look for when she sets out to find a birthing doula.

Finally, LaToya talks about the average cost of hiring a birthing doula, and payment options.

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The Work of a Birthing Doula

More About LaToya Murray-Johnson

LaToya Murray-Johnson is a certified birthing doula. She completed her certifications through Lamaze International (LCCE) and DONA International. She also trained in lactation counseling. 

LaToya has been passionate about pregnancy and childbirth for as long as she can remember –volunteering, studying, and sharing her knowledge with expecting parents, friends, and family.  She believes that her work as a birthing doula is a God given calling. Latoya says that empowering, encouraging, supporting women and their partners comes so naturally. 

She is the owner of Doula View LLC, and has been performing doula services for the past 10 years.

She  and her husband, Alton, are the parents of three beautiful children– Alauni who is 13, Jamari, who is 11 and Sanai, who is 8.  

 

 

Doula View LLC

Doula View LLC offers supportive, professional doula experiences, along with wellness advocacy, photography & much more! We proudly serve families in the metro-Atlanta area.

 

 

 

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Lamaze International (LCCE)

Lamaze is a non-profit organization with a mission to advance safe and healthy pregnancy.  They also offer birth and early parenting information through evidence-based education.

 

 

 

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DONA International

If you’ve dreamed of attending births, providing incredibly important support to the birthing woman and her partner, then you are in the right place. We are here to support you on your journey toward supporting moms and babies! Become a part of the IDI family today.

 

Healthcare Careers for Women

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Healthcare Careers for Women

Episode 29–Healthcare Careers for Women in the 21st Century

Healthcare careers for women is in high demand in the 21st century.

As a former hospital administrator, Laura Durojaiye, intimately understands the needs of the healthcare community.

Laura discusses the current  shortage of workers in the healthcare industry. She talks about what needs to be done get qualified people into the pipeline to fill these vacancies. 

Mrs. Durojaiye also weights in on the current COVID-19 crisis. She’s talks about the very long hours that doctors and nurses and other support staff are working to meet the medical needs of their communities. As a former hospital administrator, she offers some practical suggestions  to ease the load for these healthcare workers.

Finally, Mrs. Durojaiye briefly discusses her groundbreaking role as creator and inventor of the TransCart, a state-of-the-art patient mobility vehicle.

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Healthcare Careers for WomenMore About Laura Durojaiye

Laura Durojaiye is the CEO of TransCart International. She is the inventor of the TransCart, a vehicle that provides a safe, efficient transportation experience for both nurses and patients. 

Laura has been in the healthcare business for nearly four decades. She started her healthcare career at the Duke University Medical Center in North Carolina. Shortly thereafter, she accepted a position as Administrative Coordinator at North Carolina Memorial Hospital. 

She then moved to Atlanta in 1979 to manage the Eye/Ear, Nose and Throat Outpatient Clinics at Grady Memorial Hospital. Additionally, she served as the Director of Transportation and Communications at Emory University Hospital for 13 years. She also is the founding member of the National Association of Hospital Transport Managers.  Additionally, Mrs. Durojaiye served as the Vice President of Administration for Essex Valley Healthcare in Orange, NJ. She also worked as the Interim Health Assessment and Promotions Manager for DeKalb County Board of Health.

 

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The TransCart

The TransCart is a vehicle that provides a safe and efficient transportation experience for both nurses and patients. A patented innovation, the TransCart is constructed of a high-density poly-plastic material. It glides on high performance wheels that move with the help of stainless steel ball bearings and it is designed to use minimum force for propulsion.  To continue reading, click here.

 

 

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The 20 Best Jobs in Healthcare

The healthcare industry is on the rise, adding positions at a much quicker clip than the average job market and compensating employees with competitive salaries, thanks in part to increased demand from an aging Baby Boomer community. To continue reading, click here.

 

 

 

 

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Breastfeeding in the Workplace

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Episode 28-Breastfeeding in the Workplace

Breastfeeding in the workplace is an important topic for women since many new moms work full-time.

Although many women want to continue to breastfeed when they return to work, it can be a daunting experience. Many choose to give it up because they feel discouraged and unsupported.

Mary Muse, a International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant, shares valuable information about the in’s and out’s of breastfeeding for new moms.

We discuss ways that employers can make the workplace a breastfeeding-friendly environment and the laws that have been enacted to allow women to nurse at work.

We also talk about how continuing to nurse has enormous health benefits for moms and babies, and how providing a breastfeeding-friendly workplace profits employers.

Finally, Mary gives advice to breastfeeding moms on what they can do to help make nursing in the workplace easier.

 

 

 

Breastfeeding in the Workplace

More About Mary Muse

Mary Muse is the founder of Mary Muse Consulting, Every Family Breastfeeding. Since 2011, she has been practicing as an International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC).

In addition to her IBCLC certification, Mary holds a Master’s degree in Public Health from Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health. Mary provides virtual prenatal breastfeeding classes and in-home breastfeeding consultations. She breastfed while working full-time. 

 

Breastfeeding in the WorkplaceEvery Family Breastfeeding

Mary Muse will teach you the basics of breastfeeding basics from the comfort of your home. In this 90 minute one-to-one session with Mary, you and your partner will receive evidence-based, non-judgemental advice, and breastfeeding information from Board Certified Lactation Consultant with over 15 years of experience helping families and teaching breastfeeding.

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Additional Breastfeeding Resources

IBCLCs help with:

  • ✔ Prenatal counseling about the factors that may affect breastfeeding and lactation
  • ✔ Basic position and latch of the infant
  • ✔ Information about practices that promote successful breastfeeding and lactation
  • ✔ Preventing and managing common concerns such as poor latch, inadequate milk transfer or supply, nipple or breast pain, and calming a fussy baby
  • ✔ Milk expression and storage for parents who must be separated from their babies
  • ✔ Strategies for breastfeeding and lactation after returning to work
  • ✔ Breastfeeding and lactation in challenging situations, such as feeding twins or triplets, a premature or sick infant, or infants in special medical situations.

 

The Military Working Woman

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The Military Working Woman

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The Working Woman Radio Show is looking for sponsors for the podcast program. Advertising your business on ‘The Working Woman Radio Show’ is a great way to build your brand. In addition, it’s also a good way to support meaningful programming. We have several different sponsorship packages available that can meet most any advertising budget. If you would like more information, go to www.theworkingwomanradiopodcast.com.   Click on the link for sponsorship, download the information, and give us a call.

 

 

Homeschooling 101

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The Working Woman Radio Show decided to do a special podcast episode called Homeschooling 101 to aid parents with helping their children learn at home. 

Because of COVID-19, business, as usual, has ceased, and millions of parents and children are home trying to figure out what to do for school.

Although schools are doing their best to keep the learning going for students, most school systems were not set up to instruct students virtually.  Many of them are still trying to figure out how to do this. Parents are in a panic and find themselves scrambling to engage and educate their kids.

Angela Paul, a math and science teacher, tutor, and former home educator, joins me in the studio for a special homeschooling session. As former homeschoolers, she and I discuss various activities, that parents can do for math, reading, writing, science for each of the grade levels.

More About Angela Paul

Angela Paul is the Chief Operating Officer of Math Plus Educational Services. Mrs. Paul has tutored and taught math and science for over 30 years. Mrs. Paul was educated at MIT and Georgia Institute of Technology  where she obtained a master’s degree in chemical engineering. She has taught at both the secondary and collegiate levels. Angela is also the founder and former director of the Northeast Independent Preparatory Academy. As the former NIPA director, she was instrumental in helping hundreds of home-schooled students get into college for almost 20 years.

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Math Plus Educational Services

We recommend keeping the following items on hand for math games:

Dice (there are many different sided dice beside the typical six-sided ones), Dominoes (double nine dominoes are the best), Buttons, *Ruler (metric and English) *A metric ruler is great to use with Cuisenaire Rods. For more math games, curriculum suggestions, and other services, visit Math Plus Educational Services at https://mathpluseducation.com/math-games/.

The Cauthen Piano Studio

The Cauthen Piano Studio is now offering one-on-one virtual piano lessons over Skype and Google Hangouts so that you can take piano lessons in the comfort of your own home. Student-teacher, Adrianna Cauthen, is offering a package of 2 lessons for $25 from now through March 31st. If you are interested in signing up click the following link https://forms.gle/S6kpEb6TRdZyKVG7A You can also visit cauthenpianostudio.com or text 404-217-9453 for more information.

 

Homeschooling 101Download books from the NYPL for free

There’s good news for all the New York City-based e-bookworms out there. The New York Public Library has an app that allows anyone with a library card (and an iOS or Android phone) to “borrow” any of the 300,000 e-books in the collection.

It’s called SimplyE and will allow you to read books on your phone, but beware, there might be a waitlist for some popular titles, including the Game of Thrones series. (Check out the Harry Potter books, quick!)

 

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The Northeast Independent Preparatory Academy

The Northeast Independent Preparatory Academy is an association of homeschooling families who wish for our children to have diplomas recognized by the state of Georgia.  In the summer of 2000, nine families joined together to seek accreditation from the Accrediting Commission for Independent Study (ACIS).  We were granted acceptance on our initial application and screening. In July of 2005, we were granted accreditation through the Georgia Accreditation Commission (GAC), the premier statewide accrediting body.

 

 

Free Homeschooling Resources

Homeschooling doesn’t have to be expensive. High-quality homeschooling resources are available at no cost to anyone with access to the internet.

1. Khan Academy

Khan Academy has a long-standing reputation as a quality resource in the homeschooling community. It is a non-profit educational site started by American educator Salman Khan to provide free, quality educational resources for all students.

Organized by topic, the site includes math (K-12), science, technology, economics, art, history, and test prep. Each topic includes lectures delivered via YouTube videos.

Students can use the site independently, or parents can create a parent account, then set up student accounts from which they can track their child’s progress.

2. Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool

Easy Peasy All-in-One Homeschool is a free online resource created by homeschooling parents for homeschooling parents. It contains a full homeschool curriculum from a Christian worldview for grades K-12.

Easy Peasy is all online and free. It’s all planned out day by day, so children can go to their level, scroll down to the day they are on, and follow the directions. Inexpensive workbooks are available to order, or parents can print the worksheets from the site at no cost (other than ink and paper).

For more listings, visit How to Homeschool for Free

 

The Military Working Woman

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The Military Working Woman

Become a WWRS Sponsor

The Working Woman Radio Show is looking for sponsors for the podcast program. Advertising your business on ‘The Working Woman Radio Show’ is a great way to build your brand. In addition, it’s also a good way to support meaningful programming. We have several different sponsorship packages available that can meet most any advertising budget. If you would like more information, go to www.theworkingwomanradiopodcast.com.   Click on the link for sponsorship, download the information, and give us a call.

 

 

The Stay-at-Home Mom Resume

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Episode 26–The Stay-at-Home Mom Resume

Are you a stay-at-home mommy? The ‘Stay-at-Home Mom Resume’ episode of ‘The Working Woman Radio Show’ is just the show for you!

Although many women work at a job outside the home–71 percent to be exact–statistics show that 29 percent of women are full-time, stay-at-home moms. Many of these women, who previously had careers, chose to suspend their them in order to be home full-time with their children.

As a stay-at-home mom, it’s easy to become so involved with caring for the needs of children, and forget about your own interests and development. 

With that in mind, ‘The Working Woman Radio Show’ wanted to dedicate a podcast specifically geared to stay-at-home moms. In this episode, I share how networking, doing continuing education, volunteering, and updating your resume can help stay-at-home moms remain marketable. These tips and others can help moms when they are ready to transition back into the workforce.

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Subscribing to the podcast helps support the show and allows me to continue to create good content. Your support will help me to keep the show on the air.

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Black Hair in the Workplace-Pt.2

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Black Hair in the WorkPlace-Pt.2Episode 25–Black Hair in the Workplace-Pt.2

Black Hair in the Workplace-Pt.2 features a discussion with Georgia legislator, Senator Anderson. She shares why she decided to file SB 286, also known as the ‘Crown Act’, to combat hair-based discrimination. 

We discuss and recount several stories in the news about black women and men who have suffered discrimination because of wearing their hair naturally. We talk about how to effectively get the message about hair-based discrimination into the public forum.  Finally, Senator Anderson shares ways that we, as a community, can get involved and make a difference.

 

 

Black Hair in the Workplace-Pt.2

Senator Anderson is a Georgia legislator who lives in Lithonia and represents Senate District 43. She has also proudly served as the Mayor of the City of Lithonia.

Senator Anderson also served for over two decades in the United States Air Force Reserve. While there, she earned distinction as a Technical Sergeant. During that time, she rose through the ranks to be named candidate for Reserve Chaplain.

She is a graduate of Alabama State University and she also earned a Master of Divinity from Luther Rice College and Seminary. 

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Black Hair in the Workplace-Part I

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Episode 24–Black Hair in the Workplace–Pt.1

Black hair in the workplace has taken center stage in recent years.

Because of the toxic chemicals in hair products that are marketed to African-American women, more women are choosing to wear naturally. Some employers, however, feel that these natural hair styles are “unprofessional” and as result, many women still feel pressured to use harmful chemicals to straighten and color their hair.

Special guest, Dr. Andrea Christian Parks, talks about the health problems caused by these chemicals. She shares ways to help the next generation practice better hair health. Finally, Dr. Christian Parks shares some recommendations for hair and skin care products that African-American women can use as safer alternatives. 

If you haven’t already done so, I want to encourage you to subscribe and download episodes of the show by going to www.theworkingwomanradiopodcast.comYou can also find us by visiting The Ultimate Christian Podcast Network and clicking on the ‘The Working Woman Radio Show’ page.  

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More About Dr. Christian Parks

Black Hair in the Workplace

Dr. Andrea Christian Parks is a board certified obstetrician gynecologist and lifestyle medicine physician.  Additionally, she is certified as an integrative nutrition health coach. She has been caring for women in clinical practice for more than a decade. She places an emphasis on natural and holistic living. 

Dr. Christian Parks is the creator of A Journey To Wholeness, a blog where she shares her personal growth and holistic living lessons. She is also wife to the love of her life and mother of four incredible homeschooled children, ages 7 to 13.

Going Back to Work After Baby

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Going Back to Work After BabyEpisode 23–Going Back to Work After Baby

Special guest, Ambrielle Smith, offers practical advice for mothers going back to work after a baby.

As an educator and mother of two babies, she knows the struggle of juggling work and family.

She shares some things that a mom of a new baby might want to stock up on before returning to work. 

She also gives clothing suggestions to postpartum moms for dressing comfortably, but fashionably.

After returning from maternity leave, Ambriell shared that it’s easy to return to work thinking you can do all of the things you used to do before the baby was born. But with the responsibilities of a new baby, she emphasizes the importance of setting additional boundaries.

Finally, we end our discussion talking about the challenges of breastfeeding as a working mom. She gives advice on things to do to make that process a little easier.

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More About Ambriell SmithGoing Back to Work After Baby

Ambriell Smith is an educator who works with the Houston ISD.  In addition to being an educator, Ambriell is a budding entreprenuer.  She owns and operates Onyx Pearl Designs, an arts and crafts, clothing store. She and her husband, Sean, live in Houston with their two children.

 

 

 

When Both Spouses Work

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Episode 22- When Both Spouses Work: Balancing the Duties of Managing a Household

When both spouses work in a household, keeping the home running well can be tricky business. Andrew and Deanna Cauthen, owners of ReVamped Furnishings, a furniture restoration company, know this first hand.

Although women have been working full-time jobs for decades, many of them feel like they don’t get the support they need. Deanna, the host of The Working Woman Radio Show, and her husband, Andrew, discuss the role communication plays in a deciding how to share the household chores.  Andrew also talks about how a woman can encourage her husband to help out more around the house or with the children, if they have any.

Finally, they discuss specific things that a couple can do to develop a plan of action for managing the household chores.

 

ReVamped Furnishing–We Make Furniture Beautiful, Again

In a word, Andrew and Deanna Cauthen, the owners and operators of ReVamped Furnishings, are Renaissance people. Although they are both skilled communications and public relations professionals, they also have a passion for bringing new life back to old pieces of furniture and for re-imagining and creating new pieces.

For more information about their services, visit www.revampedfurnishings.com.

 

Grace Church–NE Atlanta Campus

Andrew and Deanna Cauthen are the Decatur Life Group leaders at the Grace Church-NE Atlanta Campus.

Life Groups were designed with you in mind! These small, casual groups offer the best way for you to get connected. We focus on bringing the Bible and everyday issues together all the while building meaningful relationships.

Life Groups meet weekly on Sunday mornings at 10:00 AM.

 

Helpful Resources

 

9 Ways to Split Household Chores With Your Spouse

Mike LaFave lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota with his wife. The best method that’s worked for him has been to alternate who’s responsible for dinner each week. That person does all the meal planning, shops on Sunday, and cooks each night. Their kids – ages 16, 13 and 10 – do the dishes. There are a few benefits, he says. The daily chore isn’t anyone’s sole responsibility. It brings in more variety since meals don’t get repeated as quickly.

To read more, click here.

 

The Difference Between a Happy Marriage and Miserable One: Chores

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According to a 2007 Pew Research Poll, sharing household chores was in the top three highest-ranking issues associated with a successful marriage.

To read more, click here.

The New Working Woman

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Episode 21–The New Working Woman: Landing Your First Job After College

Special guest, Jessica Harden, shares about being a new working woman. In our interview, she gives tips on how to land your first job after college.

Additionally, we discuss the benefits of internships, how to write a strong resume, and what to do to prepare for an interview.

Finally, Jessica shares about the roles that mentors play in helping the college students and how networking and social media play in securing your first position.

 

 

 

Helpful Resources

How To Land Your First Job After College

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Securing that first job after college can be a daunting prospect for many seniors and recent graduates. However, you can take charge of the process by following a few simple tips and strategies to land a job that will help get your career off to a positive start.

To read the rest of the article, click here.

 

More About Jessica Harden

The New Working Woman Jessica Harden

Jessica Harden is a graduate of Georgia State University’s early childhood education program. Since graduation, she has been a 4th grade teacher for 3 years now in Tucker, GA. Her career passion revolves around serving the English Language learner community through equitable and just educational services.

Jessica is a former homeschool student who loves to spend her free time traveling to places around the globe.

 

 

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The Working Woman’s Guide to Fitness

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Episode 20–The Working Woman’s Guide to Fitness

‘The Working Woman Radio Show’ discusses fitness tips for the working woman with personal trainer and exercise specialist Anita Johnson-Rigmaiden. She gives listeners expert advice on how to develop a regular exercise routine and get in shape for the new year.

As women, we are all very busy. Many of us work full-time jobs, have spouses, children, and homes to maintain. Anita shares creative, flexible ways you can incorporate exercise into our schedule. 

More About Anita Johnson-Rigmaiden

Anita began her career in the fitness industry 22 years ago after completing her degree in Business Administration and Physical Education. Since that time, she has worked as a physical education teacher, personal trainer, and as a group fitness instructor at Fitness Facility Management. 

Professionally certified by American Fitness Professionals and Associates, she holds several certifications including being certified as a Post-Rehabilitation Specialist and as an Advance Personal Trainer.  She also has certifications as a Children’s Exercise Specialist and as a Sports Conditioning Specialist.

Her education and experience allows her to work with individuals of all exercise levels, abilities and disabilities.  Anita has a passion for fitness and understands what it can do for the human body.

 

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Cosmic Energy Fitness Studio

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Conveniently located inside Northlake Mall, the Cosmic Energy studio features workout sessions that fit your schedule.  If you’re ready to re-energize and get rid of the stress after a day at the office, or caring for family, go online and check out the studio schedule and plan your visit, today!

 

 

Grown and Fit–An Online Fitness Program for Women Over 50

Fitness trainer, Anita Johnson-Rigmaiden created the Grown & Fit Online workout series to help women who have reached the Grown age.  Although there are so many exercise programs to choose from, the Grown & Fit program allows you to exercise on your time, while doing effective exercise that get results.

Stress Management for the Working Woman

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Episode 19–Stress Management for the Working Woman

Learning how to manage stress is a key factor to living your best life.

Research shows that chronic stress can cause a number of negative effects on our health including problems with anxiety, depression, sleep disturbance, weight gain or loss, cognitive impairment, gastrointestinal issues, infertility problems, as well as other illnesses. 

Special guest, Nwandi Lawson, a media professional and business woman, mother, and spiritually conscious individual, shares how she integrates faith with the physical to help manage the inevitable stresses of life as a busy working woman.

We discuss relaxation techniques, practicing mindfulness, and a variety of other things that women can do for self-care. We also talk about additional resources women can access for help.

 

 

Helpful Resources

Monastery of the Holy Spirit–Conyers, Georgia– Retreat Schedule

Retreat. Rest. Reflect. Renew. The Monastery of the Holy Spirit is a place where you can “get away from it all” to revitalize your spirit and rejuvenate your soul. Feel free to put the world behind you and immerse yourself in the monastic lifestyle. We offer a sacred space where people can seek God in solitude, stillness and the beauty of nature.

 

 

Kaiser Permanente– Yoga

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Grab your yoga mat and prepare to center your focus on balance, strength and flexibility.  Discover the mind-to-body connection through a flowing series of yoga poses that will leave you relaxed and exhilarated all at the same time!

 

 

10 Relaxation Techniques That Zap Stress Fast

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Relax. You deserve it, it’s good for you, and it takes less time than you think.

You don’t need a spa weekend or a retreat. Each of these stress-relieving tips can get you from OMG to om in less than 15 minutes.

 

More about Nwandi Lawson

Nwandi Lawson

Nwandi Lawson has several decades of experience hosting, writing and producing for commercial and public broadcasters. She has worked for CNN, TBS, WPBA, and GPB.  She currently owns and operates her production and media consulting companies, Rêve Productions and The Virtues Collective

Ms. Lawson earned an MBA from Emory University and graduated magna cum laude with a degree in journalism from Howard University. She was elected to serve two terms on the Board of Governors for the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS). During this time she  served as the Southeast regional Emmy Awards judging chair. 

 

The Working Women of Ministry-Pt. 2

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Episode 18-The Working Women of Ministry Pt. 2

On episode 18 of The Working Woman Radio Show, we’re going to continue our conversation about women who work in the ministry with Jillian Palmiotto, Pastor and Director of the Unlimited Special Needs Ministry at Mt. Paran Church of God, and Stacy Georges, the founder and CEO of Special Needs Respite, a childcare service for families with children who have special needs. 

 

More about Stacy Georges

Stacy Georges  is the founder and CEO of Special Needs Respite, a childcare service for families with children who have special needs. 

Stacy holds a B. A. in Therapeutic Recreation from Purdue University, but she says that her real education began when her two children were diagnosed with a cluster of neurological challenges. 

As the founder of YourRespite special needs child care, Stacy founded Special Needs Respite to help meet the needs of even more parents of children living with special needs. 

Stacy does speaking engagements for  churches and civic groups to further community understanding of how to minister to special needs families. She and her husband, Tom, reside in Roswell, GA.

Special Needs Respite/Special Needs Childcare

Special needs respite care

As parents of a special needs child, you know how difficult it is to find time for yourself. Time to run errands, or to spend time with your spouse for a night or a weekend, or just time for yourself to relax.  As a group, parents of special needs children are more stressed, and even more at risk for divorce, or worse .  Respite is something that parents of special needs children desperately need, and YourRespite can help make it happen. YourRespite provides childcare for your special needs children, in your home, up to age 19.

 

 

More about Jillian Palmiotto

Jillian Palmiotto is the Pastor and Director of the Unlimited Special Needs Ministry at Mount Paran Church in Atlanta, Georgia. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education and a master’s degree in Interrelated Special Education.

Before becoming the ministry director at Mount Paran, Jillian taught in the public school system for 12 years. In 2014, she utilized her education, experience, and guidance from the Holy Spirit, to envision and launch the Unlimited* ministry. Since its inception, the ministry has grown from 20 families to approximately 175. 

In 2016, Jillian founded the Together Conference, an annual event designed to equip ministry leaders and volunteers to launch or improve their special needs ministries. She has consulted with numerous churches across the United States, helping them to welcome people with disabilities.

Mount Paran Unlimited Special Needs Ministry

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The Unlimited* ministry is open to all children and youth who have a disability, developmental delays, or children who just need some extra TLC. We partner with you as parents to build strong, committed disciples of Jesus who are capable of discipleship and service.

 

 

 

 

The Working Women of Ministry -Pt.1

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women who work in ministryEpisode 17–The Working Women of Ministry

On episode 17, we discuss the roles of the working women of ministry.

Many of our modern day churches, encourage women to serve in certain positions as Sunday school teachers, nursery workers, children’s church leaders. However, when you read the scriptures about women who work in ministry in the scriptures, we see them serving in a much broader way.

Emily Tellez, a pastor’s wife and ministry leader, discusses the joys and challenges of being a woman who works in church ministry. She shares how she and her husband work to balance family life with their ministry work, and about what a woman can do if she feels that the called to serve in the ministry.

 

More About Emily Tellez

Emily Tellez grew up in Bogota, Colombia. She and her husband, Carlos, have four children. Carlos and Emily have been married for eighteen years. Carlos is currently the pastor of a house-based church the Tellezes helped plant three years ago in North East Atlanta. 

Emily has served in a variety of ministries over the years, including youth and college ministry, children’s ministry, English as a Second Language for adults, curriculum development and teaching. She is currently the interim children’s ministry coordinator for their church. She has her BA in Counseling and her MA in Ministry Studies. 

Emily is passionate about empowering others to reach their full potential. Although she considers herself an introvert, Emily loves to host people in her home. She would also choose an evening at home with her family over a party, any day. In the margins of her life, Emily trains for half marathons, reads good books, and enjoys deep conversations over coffee with close friends.  

 

Helpful Resources

Grace Church Northeast Atlanta Campus

Grace Church NE Atlanta Campus

Grace Church NE Atlanta Campus

At Grace Church we think the story of Jesus is the single most life-changing thing we can share. We want to ignite a gospel-centered movement to Know It, Live It and Give It Away. It is the gospel of Jesus Christ.

 

 

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Developing Female Leaders by Kadi Cole

 

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The Ultimate Christian Communicators Conference

10 Money and Time Saving Tips for Working Women

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10 time and money saving tips for working womenEpisode 16–10 Money and Time Saving Tips for Working Women

On today’s episode of  “10 Money and Time Saving Tips  for Working Women”- we’re going to talk about some practical ways to improve not only your quality of life, but the quality of your loved ones, as well. 

I don’t know about you, but as a working woman, I am always looking for ways to keep more of the money I earn in my pocket and to have more time to do the things that I really want to do. 

You will be surprised at how adding a few basic items to your household can make a big difference and increase your efficiency. 

For instance, a slow cooker has many advantages including the fact that it can usually be left unattended all day for many recipes. You can put the ingredients in the crock pot before going to work and come home to a nice, hot meal. A slow cooker meal is an excellent choice for a busy day, whether you work in or out of your home.

Another way to save time is to set your bills on auto pay. Paying your monthly bills with AutoPay can give you peace of mind. Whether you’re enjoying summer vacation or getting ready for school to start again, you have enough on your mind. With AutoPay, it’s one less thing to worry about.

Cooking once, and eating twice is yet another way to save time and money. I recently came across a program called ‘Eat This, Not That’  that has created a solution that will perfectly fit your budget, schedule, and diet. They recommend that you set aside 20 minutes on Sunday to check off their 17-item shopping list then forget about all that eating out.

Self-care for the Working Woman

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Self-care for working womenEpisode 15–Self-care for the Working Woman

The issue of self-care for the working woman is an important topic for today’s woman.  With our many responsibilities and duties, self-care can sometimes go by the wayside.

As a mom who worked part-time, I learned early on that my life was no longer your own, and I know that many of you can relate to this. When the kids were little, it was difficult to find time to do anything for myself without them being underfoot. Sometimes that even included finding time to go to the bathroom. 

Even as they got older, the driving force of most days still centered around their needs and activities. Add to all of this, the responsibility of trying to earn enough money to live, and honoring commitments to my church and community, sometimes it felt that I barely had time to think.

Because I was making all of these sacrifices, I expected affirmation and gratitude from my family and others, but many times my work went unnoticed and unappreciated. This left me feeling very disappointed, angry, and depressed which further complicated things.

I was in a downward spiral, and I realized that I had to make some changes. I started giving myself permission to nourish my own body and soul. At first, it was a struggle for me, but now that my children have grown up and three of them have left home, it’s a little easier and I’m finally learning how to take good care of me. 

The funny thing is that the more I talk about this experience with others, the more I discovered that many women are dealing with the same struggles. We’ve given so much of ourselves and we’re burnt out. We need to learn or relearn self-care. 

Now, let me clarify what I mean when I say ‘self-care’, ladies. Self-care is more than just going to the nail salon to get a manicure or a pedicure. It’s more than getting your hair done or going away for a weekend with the girls. All of those things are nice to do, but it’s not enough. Real self-care is much deeper than those things. It requires that we address our spiritual, emotional, and physical needs.  

So I’ve decided to dedicate today’s podcast to the subject of nourishing our bodies and souls and talk about eight ways, we as women, can make that happen, in the new year. 

Helpful Resources:

Trim Healthy Mama

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This plan encourages you to learn to put meals together that will suit your own needs, challenges and food preferences. Since Trim Healthy Mama is geared as a lifelong plan, you learn as you go, but after a while it becomes second nature for most people.

5 Surprising Dehydration Facts You May Not Know

Hydration Foundation

Dehydration is defined as the condition in which the body’s loss of water exceeds its water intake. We need water for our bodies to function normally.

Arrow Home Products for Hydration

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The Arrow Company is dedicated to developing high-quality hydration products made right here in the USA, as the market leader in Hydration Dispensers. Their products are BPA-free and designed to fit your lifestyle whether at home or on-the-go. Satisfy your hydration needs with our convenient and portable line of hydration products.

 

Side Gigs for the College Girl

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Side Gigs for the College Girl

Episode 14–Side Gigs for the College Girl

This week’s WWRS episode, ‘Side Gigs for the College Girl’, features Adrianna Cauthen, a college student and entrepreneur. She talks about flexible jobs for the college girl (and guys, too) can do to earn money.

As a full-time student, Adrianna knows the challenges of balancing the demands of school and a job to earn extra money. 

Adrianna discusses what things a student needs to consider when choosing a side gig. She shares information on how to monetize a hobby. She also talks about the advantages of a being a part-time entrepreneur. Finally, she gives ideas on how to find a traditional part-time job that fits your schedule.

More about Adrianna Cauthen

Adrianna is the youngest of Andrew and Deanna Cauthen’s four children. She is a 12-year classically trained pianist. As an accomplished pianist, she has performed numerous times and won several music awards. She also owns and operates The Cauthen Piano Studio in Decatur, Georgia and has been teaching private and group piano lessons, for the past three years. 

Adrianna also loves to bake, upcycle clothing to create new fashions, spend time with her dog, Carolina, shop for clothes, and recently started a YouTube channel called “Fashion Hacks’ that shows viewers how to upcycle clothes to make new outfits.

Adrianna attends Clayton State University in Atlanta, Georgia, where she has been accepted into the Honors program, and is pursuing a degree in piano performance. 

 

Helpful Resources

Fashion Hacks by Adrianna

Tutorial Jobs via Jobtomic

 

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13 Ways to Monetize Your Hobby

Earn extra income and stay motivated when you monetize your hobby. Here are 13 proven ways to make extra money doing what you already love to do. #earnmoney #earnmoneyonline #makemoney

 

 

 

 

 

The Working Woman’s Guide to Preparing for Retirement

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Retirement guidelines for working womenEpisode 13–The Working Woman’s Guide to Preparing for Retirement

Retirement looks financially different for women than it does for many men. Some women may have stopped working to stay home with our children and then returned to the workforce, later. There are also women who only worked part time because they had a spouse who was the primary breadwinner.  Both of these scenarios affect the “bottom line” of a woman’s retirement funds. 

Kathy Mitchell is a former Georgia Power Company communications executive and a retired managing editor of a weekly newspaper publication. She gives inside information about the financial do’s and dont’s of retirement. 

We discuss how to apply for medicare insurance and where to get financial help, if you need it.  Kathy also talks about what women who are “late to the game” can do help themselves financially navigate the retirement years. Finally, she shares tips on how millennials can practice good money habits now to prepare for retirement, later. Finally,

 

More About Kathy Mitchell

 Kathy grew up in Anniston, Alabama and went on to study Journalism and English at Georgia State University and Fisk University. After moving to Atlanta, she began a career with the Georgia Power Company and worked in corporate communications for several years, until she eventually retired. 

Kathy started a second career as a managing editor at The Champion Newspaper in Decatur, Georgia. She served in the position for several years until she retired, again. She currently works part-time as a freelance writer for the same newspaper. Kathy is a community leader and a Sunday school teacher at Gresham Park Christian Church.

Helpful Articles About Retirement

Retirement Planning Is Different for Women. It Just Is. Here’s Why.

 

 

 

 

 

PR and Marketing for the Female Entrepreneur

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marketing for female entrepreneursEpisode 12–PR and Marketing for the Female Entrepreneur

More than 11.6 million firms are owned by women, employing nearly 9 million people, and generating $1.7 trillion in sales as of 2017. Women-owned firms (51% or more) account for 39% of all privately held firms and contribute 8% of employment and 4.2% of revenues.  Yet studies have shown that female business owners tend to be tentative about investing in the PR and marketing aspect of their business.

Special guest, Lizbeth Dison, who is the owner of Shiny, Inc., a boutique public relations firm, has over thirty years experience in marketing and communications, with a history of positions at Fortune 500 companies like Disney, Comcast, AT&T, Time-Warner and Cox Communications.

She explains the differences between PR and marketing, and she shares details on how to choose the right PR firm for your business.  Finally, she shares some simple tips for business owners to boost their public relations and marketing.  

More about special guest Lizbeth Dison

Ms. Dison has over thirty years experience in marketing and communications, with a history of positions at Fortune 500 companies like Disney, Comcast, AT&T, Time-Warner and Cox Communications.

Lizbeth decided to strike out on her own and launched Shiny Inc. LLC, a boutique public relations agency serving unique clients with specialized needs. Shiny’s current clients include fantasy authors, sci-fi and fantasy conventions, performing arts venues, non-profit organizations, and a company specializing in staffing and training for the nuclear power industry.

Earlier this year, Shiny Inc. launched ‘Our Town DeKalb’, a hyperlocal publication serving up news and events for the Tucker-Northlake-Smoke Rise community. 

 

Helpful Resources

10 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a PR Firm

10 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a PR Firm

 

How to Boost Your Digital Marketing With PR

How to Boost Your Digital Marketing With PR

Practical Help for the Single Working Mom-Part 2

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Episode 11–Practical Help for the Single Working Mom-Part 2

There are some real ways to provide Practical Help for the Single Working Mom in this part 2. On this week’s episode of ‘The Working Woman Radio Show’, we will continue our conversation about ways the church, extended family, and community can help the single working mom.  Last week, we were privileged to have Priscilla Wilkinson, Anne Stuckey, and Angela Paul in the studio with us.  

‘The Working Woman Radio Show’ sat down with these women and discussed ways that the church, the community, and the extended family can help single working moms and provide them with more support. We talked about how to plan quick and easy meals, community financial assistance programs, mentoring programs for kids, and how the extended family and community at large can aid single-parent families.

Priscilla Wilkinson is a motivational speaker, mentor, consultant and author. She is currently Vice President of HR and Operations at SitusAMC, a financial services company. 

Additionally, Mrs. Wilkinson is also the Founder and Director of Women of Life, a non-profit organization dedicated to mentoring and training women to discover their value, purpose and passion. Besides this, Mrs. Wilkinson serves as an Elder at Crossroads Presbyterian Church in Stone Mountain, GA. She also oversees the Evangelism and Outreach ministries at Crossroads.

Anne Stuckey currently works as a Senior Enrollment Specialist with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro-Atlanta. She has been with the organization for almost two years and loves her job. She herself was a mentor and understands first hand the mutual impact mentors and mentees can have on each other. 

Angela Paul is the Chief Operating Officer of Math Plus Educational Services, and has tutored and taught math and science for over 30 years.  Additionally, she is the founder and former director of the Northeast Independent Preparatory Academy. Mrs. Paul has been instrumental in helping home-schooled students get into college for almost 20 years.

Furthermore, Angela is a married to Jim Paul and is the mother of four adult children, and the grandmother of four.

 

Helpful Resources:

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Salvation Army

The Salvation Army helps families overcome poverty by providing short and long-term housing assistance, meal assistance, and help with employment.

 

United Way Logo

United Way

United Way advances the common good in communities across the world. Their focus is on education, income and health—the building blocks for a good quality of life.

Goodwill Industries International

Goodwill Job Training

Your next click can connect you with skills, a job and career path. GCFLearnFree.org resources are a great place to build the skills you need to get ahead. Use this job search tool to find employment opportunities at local Goodwill organizations and other employers near you.

Practical Help for the Single Working Mom

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Episode 10–Practical Help for the Single Working Mom

According to statistics from KIDS Count Data Center, single parents, are raising more than one-third of the children in the United States. This amounts to more than 24 million children having only one parent in the home.

The majority of these households consists of a single moms as the custodial parent. In 2016, 66% of all African American kids and 52% of all American Indian kids — 6.6 million children combined — came from single-parent families. The same study found that 32% of single-parent families with children were living in poverty versus just 7% of two-parent families.

The Working Woman Radio Show sat down with Priscilla Wilkinson, Anne Stuckey, and Angela Paul and discussed ways that the church, the community, and the extended family can help single working moms and provide them with more support. 

 

Priscilla Wilkinson, is a motivational speaker, mentor, consultant and author. She is currently Vice President of HR and Operations at SitusAMC, a financial services company. She has over 30 years of corporate experience, primarily in roles dealing with employee relations, training and strategic planning. Mrs. Wilkinson is also the Founder and Director of Women of Life, a non-profit organization dedicated to mentoring, teaching, and training women to discover their value, purpose and passion. Mrs. Wilkinson also serves as an Elder at Crossroads Presbyterian Church in Stone Mountain, GA, where she oversees the Evangelism and Outreach ministries of Crossroads and teaches Adult Sunday School.

 

 

 

Anne currently works as a Senior Enrollment Specialist with the youth mentoring organization, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro-Atlanta. She has been with the organization for almost two years and loves her job. She herself was a mentor and understands first hand the mutual impact mentors and mentees can have on each other. 

Anne is relatively new to Atlanta, but has quickly grown to love the city and the people here. She and her husband, Matt, attend the Grace Church-NE Atlanta Campus.

 

 

Angela Paul is the Chief Operating Officer of Math Plus Educational Services, and has tutored and taught math and science for over 30 years. She was educated at MIT and Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) where she obtained a master’s degree in chemical engineering. 

She has taught at both the secondary and collegiate levels and as the founder and former director of the Northeast Independent Preparatory Academy, she has been instrumental in helping home-schooled students get into college for almost 20 years. She is also the mother of an a daughter who is a single mom.

Helpful Resources:

Women of Life

Women of Life, Inc.

Women of Life (WOL) is an organization with a mission that invites women to come as they are and supports them through teaching, equipping, and encouraging.

 

Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta

 

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Nearly half a million children in Metro Atlanta live in communities with low or very low child well-being. The Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta vital mission is to recruit volunteers to become mentors to children facing adversity. Their goal is to serve more children and increase positive outcomes by matching them with an adult who will ignite their full potential.

The Senior Working Woman

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Senior Working Woman

Episode 9- The Senior Working Woman: The Benefits of Working After 65

If you’re a senior woman, age 65 or over, in the workforce, you are not alone. Statistics show that the number of senior working women has risen 4.2 percent over the past year to 17.4 million.

There are several reasons for this increase. Many older women are helping their families catch up after the Great Recession that ran from 2007 to 2009, which set back their finances.

Others have been forced to return to the workforce due to divorce which is splitting up a record number of older couples.

Some women are simply seeking self-fulfillment after years of taking care of the needs of others. Also, women usually have longer life expectancy and need to finance longer retirements. Whatever the reason, there are more senior working women than ever before.

Special guest, Joanna Styles, has had a variety of careers that have spanned over six decades which include working as a circulation desk manager for the Queens Borough Public Library in New York, owning and operating Styles Home Cooking Restaurant with her second husband, Joseph, and teaching for the Fulton County School System, where she recently was awarded ‘Paraprofessional of the Year’.

Ms. Styles shares personal stories about her work experience as an older woman and how it has benefited her financially, socially, and psychologically.

Ms. Styles lives in Atlanta, Georgia. She is the mother of four, grandmother of 11, and great-grandmother of 15. She attends Mt. Paran Church of God in Atlanta and has been and active member there for more than 30 years.

Helpful Resources:

Applying For Social Security Benefits

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AARP Membership

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The Franchise Advisor

Franchise Your Business

 

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More Older Women Are Returning to Work

A new study says working women earn 49 cents for every dollar earned by a man, a claim that challenges most research that says women earn 80% of what men are paid on average across all industries.

Retirement Planning is Different for Women

 

Working Moms With Special Needs Children

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Episode 8-Working Moms With Special Needs Children

Special guest, Deidra Green, candidly shares about her experience as a working mom with a special needs child.

We talk about the challenges of managing doctor’s appointments during work hours and missed work days. We also chat about resources for families with special needs children, and securing caregivers for special needs children.

Additionally, we discuss how parents with special needs children can develop a strong network of support. Deidra finishes our conversation by sharing about the joy of being part of a supportive community of people who has helped to lighten her load.  

Deidra is a New Orleans, Louisiana native. She lives in Atlanta with her two children, Stephanie and Myles. She works for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a Public Health Advisor.

 

Helpful Resources for Families with Special Needs Children:

 

FOCUS of Georgia

FOCUS + Fragile Kids is are organizations that help children who are medically fragile or have significant developmental and/or physical disabilities. They offer comfort with hospital visits and support groups, give hope by providing information and education, organize fun activities for parents and kids, and help to make equipment available to children in need.

The Arc

The Arc is the largest national community-based organization advocating for and with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and serving them and their families. They work to make sure that every individual and family living with I/DD in the United States has access to the information, advocacy, and skills they need to support their full inclusion and participation in the community throughout their lifetimes.

Women in Politics: Why It Matters

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Women in Politics-Why It MattersEpisode 7-Women in Politics: Why It Matters

The Working Woman Radio sits down with Ms. Jannquell Peters, former Mayor of the City of East Point, to discuss the importance of women in politics.

Ms. Peters was elected 33rd Mayor of the City of East Point on December 3, 2013.  Mayor Peters is an attorney, entrepreneur and small business owner. Before taking public office, Jannquell held a variety of positions working with the underrepresented, providing a voice to those without. She has served as a mediator, public defender and a child advocate attorney—the position where she currently serves and represents abused and neglected children and families in foster care.  

 

On this episode, we will discuss the gender biases and double standards that women face as elected officials and political leaders. We will also talk about the day in the life of a political candidate. Finally, we’ll explore ways on how women can balance work and family in a male-dominated field.

For more information about Ms. Peters, visit her website at www.jannquellpeters.com.

 

 

The Self-Employed Woman-Pt. 2

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The Self-Employed Woman Part 2Episode 6-The Self-Employed Woman-Pt.2

Many people look at a popular show like ‘Shark Tank’ and think that being an entrepreneur is super cool. While there are lots of positive things about being self-employed, it takes patience and tenacity to grow a successful business.

Helen King, a freelance writer/editor and the owner and operator of ‘Write Words’, an editorial service, will share the secrets of her entrepreneurial success.

During our interview, we will explore how to monetize your passions. We will also discuss the marketing tools necessary to grow your business. Finally, we deal with managing the many tasks of owning and operating a business.

 

Free Resources for Entrepreneurs

 

Prezi

Prezi allows you to create presentations using a large canvas format, as opposed to traditional slideshows. The service allows for zooming in and out of images, which they say is a more natural and effective way to communicate ideas. Prezi is available as a desktop, iPad, or “Meeting” account, which allows you to work on and share presentations with others in real time.

A free account allows you to create presentations and download them, while paid accounts of $59 or $159 per year offer other features such as the ability to make presentations private, work on a Prezi offline, or receive more storage space.

cooltext

CoolText generates logos and other graphics for free. After you submit a form describing the kind of logo you need, CoolText custom-generates one. You can also create buttons for use on a website. CoolText hosts the images online and provides an HTML code to link to. The site also offers more than 1,200 free fonts.

While you may want to hire a professional graphic designer for your main company logo, this can be a great way to make quick logos for campaigns or individual promotions. It can also help you get started if you simply don’t yet have a budget for your startup. This service is completely free.

Google Docs

Google Docs is a completely free online spreadsheets and document management tool that comes with your Gmail/Google Account. The spreadsheet feature (which doesn’t quite have all of the features of Excel) is particularly useful when you need to have multiple people working on the same spreadsheet at the same time (something you can’t do with Dropbox). It’s also very useful for collaborative editing of documents (including text files). There have been massive improvements to Google Docs in the last year (e.g. offline editing) and it looks like it will only get better in the coming years.

The Self-Employed Woman- Pt. 1

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The Self-Employed WomanEpisode 5–The Self-Employed Woman- Part 1

Being self-employed offers exciting opportunities and wonderful freedoms that traditional jobs don’t always allow. However, being an entrepreneur comes with a myriad of challenges and possible pitfalls.

Special guest, Angela Paul, is the owner and the chief executive officer of Math Plus Educational Services. She will help us look at the common trouble spots that come with being a entrepreneur and discuss solutions for solving them.

 

 

Discussion topics for this episode are as follows:

 -Is self-employment right for me?

 -What do I do about setting up a home office, scheduling, etc.

-How do I manage the finances of my business?

-Who can I talk to about my business if I need more help?

 

Helpful Online Articles for the Self-employed

Useful Resources for Self-Employed People

Resources for Self-Employed Business Owners

25 Essential Entrepreneur Resources

 

When Mom Goes Back to Work

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When Mom Goes Back To Work | We tackle when mom goes back to work! You stayed home to raise your children, but now, one by one, they are leaving the nest and you've decided that it's time to re-enter the workforce. | #wahm #podcast #christianpodcast

Episode 4-When Mom Goes Back to Work

You stayed home to raise your children, but now, one by one, they are leaving the nest and you’ve decided that it’s time to re-enter the workforce.

Navigating the process of re-entering the workforce can be an overwhelming experience and there are many things to consider.

What kinds of training and career resources are available for women who want to return to the workforce?

How can a woman re-entering the workforce create a winning resume if she has a significant employment gap?

What kinds of things did you do to prepare for your employment interview?

What kinds of things can someone looking for work do to boost their chances of successfully finding a job?

These are a few of the questions that I will discuss with Caryn Becker, a former home educator and stay-at-home mom. Caryn recently re-entered the workforce and is currently a registered pediatric nurse who works with medically fragile children at a metro-Atlanta hospital. She holds two bachelor degrees–one in nursing and the other in retailing, along with two associate degrees. Caryn is a Georgia native and she and her husband, Brent, have six adult children and one grandson. 

To download this episode, click the link below. If you would like to subscribe to this podcast, visit the www.theworkingwomanradiopodcast.com.

 

The Working Woman Wardrobe

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The working woman wardrobe. Clothing ideas for working women. Episode 3- The Working Woman’s Wardrobe

Deciding what to wear for work these days can be tricky business. Many women find looking fashionable and keeping up with the latest trends expensive and exhausting.

Additionally, the workplace has evolved. It used to be that work was from 9-to-5 and had a fixed geographical location. There were desks and staplers, fountain pens, and corded phones. You had a designated spot (usually a cubical) and everybody knew who sat where, and you could expect to spend all or at least most of your time in one place.

Advancements in technology, working remotely, and freelancing, has fundamentally changed the way work looks and feels. Work sometimes means accessing emails on your phone at the local coffee shop and doing video meetings from your desk at home. Office politics now takes place via social media rather than around the water-cooler. A pencil skirt and stilettos, although chic, is not necessary if you work from home. It can also be downright inconvenient for walking meetings or “break-out areas” with low-level seating. 

In this episode, Najah Drakes, the CEO of Divinico Clothing, an online women’s boutique, offers wardrobe help for today’s working woman. She tell us how to create a fabulous, fashionable wardrobe that’s flexible for wherever you work. She talks about the must-haves for every working wardrobe. She also gives the listeners tips on how to purchase those items economically.

According to her website, Najah’s company, Divinico, specializes in “high quality rhinestone encrusted apparel and products, as well as non-rhinestone apparel, and they “offer products that help women sparkle from the inside out”. For more information about Divinico, visit their website at https://divinico.com/

Online Articles to Help You Create a Winning Wardrobe

7 Office Wear Ideas & How To NOT Dress Boring To Work

18 Outfits for Women Over 60- Fashion Tips For 60 Plus Women

Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling at Your Workplace

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Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling. Dealing with gender and racial discrimination in the workplaceEpisode 2- Breaking Through the ‘Glass Ceiling’ At Your Workplace

The “glass ceiling” is a metaphor for the invisible barrier that prevents some people from rising to senior positions in the workplace. Every day across America, women experience sexism and inequities that that their male counterparts do not face. Additionally, women of color have the extra burden of racial discrimination.

Workplace discrimination is a difficult thing to tackle, but it’s not impossible. Emmy Award-winning journalist and Atlanta Mommy blogger, Joyce Brewer and I, talk about some things that women, specifically women of color, can do to push past the “that’s just the way things are” mentality and smash the “glass ceiling”.

In our interview, we will discuss the psychology behind the “glass ceiling” mindset,  the “micro-aggressions” that women of color face when they try to climb the corporate ladder, and the actions that management can take to break with the status quo and dismantle the “glass ceiling” culture.

To download this episode, click the link below. If you would like to subscribe to this podcast, visit the https://ultimatechristianpodcastnetwork.com/ and click on The Working Woman Radio Show.

For more information about Joyce’s Mommy Talk Show, visit her blog at https://mommytalkshow.com/about-atlanta-mom-blogger-joyce-brewer/.

 

 

Working Woman Radio Show Introductory Episode

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Welcome to the introductory episode of The Working Woman Radio Show where we have real conversations about the unique issue that working women face.

In this introductory episode I’ll be talking about some of the upcoming topics that you can expect to hear on The Working Woman Radio Show.

Are you currently self-employed or looking to set up a home-based business? We will be talking with successful women entrepreneurs who will tell you how to find capital for your venture. These women will share about the ins and outs of setting up a home-based business, and the financial management required to operate your business successfully. We’ll also talk about how to create a balance between your work life and your personal life in order to keep from burning out. 

Are you a full-time mom looking to re-enter the workforce? The Working Woman Radio Show will discuss what to do to make that happen. We’ll share information about retraining programs. We’ll also talk about how to prepare a resume, and what to do to prepare for a job interview. 

Another topic that we’ll be tackling is returning to work after the birth of a baby. This is especially important for women who are first-time mommies. We’ll be discussing childcare options and share tips on how to navigate nursing a baby as a working mom. We’ll also explore how you, as a new parent, can negotiate a family-friendly work schedule with an employer. 

These a just a few of the many topics that we will be discussing on the show. If you want to tap into this valuable resource, make sure to visit The Working Woman Radio Show podcast at www.theworkingwomanradiopodcast.com. 

Well,  God bless and we will see you next time on The Working Woman Radio Show.

The Working Woman Radio Show

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Working Women Radio Show

Welcome to The Working Woman Radio Show where we have real conversations about the unique issues working women face. I am your host Deanna Johnson Cauthen.

I’d first like to say that hosting this show is a dream come true for me. I am honored to have this opportunity to share some of my experiences as a wife, a mother, and a woman who has worked as an entrepreneur for the past 30 years. 

Secondly, you will not just be hearing from me. I will be interviewing women from a broad spectrum of the community. They, too, will share the wisdom that they’ve gained from their work struggles and successes.

Finally, I want to hear from you. The Working Woman Radio Show wants to know what your needs are as a working woman. We want to know about the challenges you face and the burdens you bear. We want to hear your opinions and ideas about how we can make the workplace experience better for women. As the host, I want the conversations that start here, not to end here. I want The Working Woman Radio Show to be a catalyst for future conversations, and more importantly, for change. I encourage you to reach out to me via The Working Woman Radio Show Facebook page and leave a comment. You can also send an email to dzstories@yahoo.com because I want to hear from you.  With that being said, God bless, and we will see you next time on The Working Woman Radio Show!

Deanna

 

The Working Woman Radio Show Receives Commendation, State Resolution

On Friday, March 19, Deanna Johnson Cauthen, the host of The Working Woman Radio Show was awarded a commendation from State Representative Zulma Lopez for the work that she has done with the podcast in the community.

“I consider it a privilege and an honor to receive this award. It encourages me to continue to do the work to educate and inspire women in the community. I want to thank my husband, Andrew, who is my recording engineer and takes care of all the technical aspects of the show, and my daughter, Adrianna, who helps me with social media and other administrative duties. Without them, The Working Woman Radio Show would not be possible. I also want to thank you Representative Zulma Lopez for taking the time to recognize me. I am sincerely grateful”, said Mrs. Cauthen.

 

 

To see a copy of the commendation/ House Resolution 244, click here.
To view a short video of the ceremony, click the link below.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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We have several different sponsorship packages available that can meet most any advertising budget. If you would like more information, click the link below, and then give us a call. We will be happy to help you. Click here to access the WWRS Sponsorship Package Information