Women’s Month | Episode 115 Navigating Body Image and Eating Disorders, Insights From Dr. Lauren Hartman
Lauren shares her journey in adolescent medicine and the impact of eating disorders. She dives deep into the struggles many face, especially women, and how society's expectations can weigh heavily on us.
Women’s Month | Episode 113 Nekesa Mumbi Moody’s Advice For Navigating The World Of Journalism
Her life is a reminder of the importance of passion, experience, and ethics in journalism, and her story encourages aspiring journalists to embrace their unique paths while remaining committed to their values.
Women’s Month | Episode 112 The Timeless Elegance Of Dice Kayek: Empowering Women Through Tailoring
Discover how Dice Kayak combines timeless designs with contemporary style to empower women through fashion.
Women’s Month | Episode 111 | Amélie Jabban From Alexandre.J On Perfume As A Heritage
Ally had a chat with Amélie Jabban about the brand’s Art Nouveau collection, the brand, and what led her father to launch it…
Women’s Month | Episode 110 Rupa Dash On Building Your Own Table
The World Women Foundation Co-Founder details her journey from a small town in India to empowering women globally.
Women’s Month | Episode 109: Paris Based Partnership Strategist Emilie Meinadier On The Evolution Of Managing Talent In The Digital Age
Emilie is the “Emilie In Paris,” and she reflects on her career trajectory, detailing how she stumbled into PR while working for Hearst.
Episode 108: Kevin Robert Frost And A Career Dedicated To Making A Global Impact On HIV/AIDS
In this episode, Kevin Robert Frost talks about his journey: from his early career of pursuing an opera career, to his transition from the arts to public health, working in NYC hospitals doing HIV/AIDS research, and ultimately becoming the CEO of amfAR.
Episode 107: Navigating Faith and Doubt with Kendall Mariah
In the latest episode, Kendall Mariah opens up about her new book “This Little Fire Of Mine” set to launch on February 16th. She also dives into her experiences as a military wife and adoptive mom, as well her journey of faith amidst societal challenges.
✨ "Your struggles can lead to a deeper faith, says Kendall!"
Episode 106: Dr. John Marshall and Marianna Tata OnThe Rising Tide of Colon Cancer: What You Need to Know
The colon is the last stop for what we eat and interacts with our environment, and colon cancer is often not detected early due to cultural barriers to screening.
Episode 105:Tine Floré and Haarwensen Empowering Children with Alopecia
What does it mean to truly embrace who you are? Tine Floré’s story reveals the beauty of self-acceptance through her journey with alopecia."Alopecia opened my eyes to the deeper things in life. It’s not just about the outside!," says Tine.
Episode 104- Behnam Ben Taleblu:“Support for the Iranian people has moral and strategic implications”
The cries for change in Iran echo louder than ever, especially earlier this month. Ally sat down with Behnam Ben Taleblu, the Iran Program Senior Director and Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies to discuss Iran’s rich cultural history, the challenges of transitioning from an authoritarian regime to a more democratic governance structure, and the strategic implications of supporting the Iranian people in their quest for change.
Episode 103: Embracing Forgiveness: Insights from Yana Jenay Conner’s Journey in Living Beyond Offense
Have you ever felt stuck in the cycle of offense? It’s time to break free! In Ally’s latest podcast, Yana Jenay shares how forgiveness is more than just a feeling—it’s a merciful decision we make.
Episode 100: Svenja Maltzahn On The Art of Strategic Communications
Svenja Maltzahn shares her journey from a shy girl in Germany to becoming a LinkedIn expert and entrepreneur. She discusses her unique path through government communications, her transition to Dubai, and the rise of LinkedIn as a vital platform for professional networking.