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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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Summer Reading for the Working Woman

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Financial Advice Before the Divorce

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Working While Disabled

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A Conversation with Lizbeth Dison

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Top 10 Mother’s Day Gifts

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Continuing a Legacy

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Exercising for Life

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Thriving After Breast Cancer

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Making A Difference

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The Work of a Matriarch

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Fulfilling Your Dreams After 50

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Be Tax Savvy

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Malaika Wells–A Community Advocate

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When Women Collaborate

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The Business of Hair-Pt.2

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Start Your Own Podcast-Pt 2

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Practicing Self-Care

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A Writer’s Life

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Women Who Lead

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Start Your Own Podcast

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Make Money in Real Estate

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The Business of Hair

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Wednesday Wisdom

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Chief Mirtha Ramos

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Keys to Success

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Know Your Life Season

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Wednesday Wisdom

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Be A Super Senior

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Work-From-Home Hacks for Women

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The Working Woman Vote

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Bake Your Way to Success

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Top 10 Podcasts of 2020

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Get Organized

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Know Your Worth

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Find Your Passion

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Make Time to Date

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Build Your Brand

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Unwind and Relax!

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Cook Quick, Easy Meals

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Managing Your Mental Health

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Get Hired to Write

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Homeschool Help for Working Moms

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Teachers Talk About COVID-19

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Balancing Work and School

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20 Social Media Do’s and Don’ts

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The Military Working Woman

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The Working Woman’s Emergency Toolbox

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The Domestic Engineer

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Negotiating a Flex Work Schedule

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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 […]

Crisis Money Management for Women

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Women Policy Makers for Tough Times

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Teaching School Online

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Nurse Warriors

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When You Both Work From Home

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The Work of a Birthing Doula

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Healthcare Careers for Women

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Breastfeeding in the Workplace

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Homeschooling 101

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The Stay-at-Home Mom Resume

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Black Hair in the Workplace-Pt.2

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Black Hair in the Workplace-Part I

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Going Back to Work After Baby

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When Both Spouses Work

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The New Working Woman

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The Working Woman’s Guide to Fitness

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Stress Management for the Working Woman

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The Working Women of Ministry-Pt. 2

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The Working Women of Ministry -Pt.1

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10 Money and Time Saving Tips for Working Women

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Self-care for the Working Woman

Episode 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 […]

Side Gigs for the College Girl

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The Working Woman’s Guide to Preparing for Retirement

Episode 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 […]

PR and Marketing for the Female Entrepreneur

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Practical Help for the Single Working Mom-Part 2

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Practical Help for the Single Working Mom

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 […]

The 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. […]

Working Moms With Special Needs Children

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 […]

Women in Politics: Why It Matters

Episode 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 […]

The Self-Employed Woman-Pt. 2

Episode 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 […]

The Self-Employed Woman- Pt. 1

Episode 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 […]

When Mom Goes Back to Work

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 […]

The Working Woman Wardrobe

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 […]

Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling at Your Workplace

Episode 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 […]

Working Woman Radio Show Introductory Episode

  The Working Woman Radio Show Introductory Episode 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 […]

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