Generate Hope with Nicole Lynn Lewis
Brave Girls with Tracy Imm
Today’s podcast guest, is truly a BRAVE GIRL living her purpose where she is reducing poverty one family at a time. In 2003, Nicole graduated from the College of William & Mary as a teen mother who had overcome homelessness and a drug-infested environment to achieve the impossible. She’s a nationally known author and speaker on topics such as teen pregnancy and parenting, youth development, goal achievement and self empowerment. After several years in the workforce honing her skills in communications and nonprofit management and learning about the needs of teen parents across the...
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The Art & Science of Gifting with Becky Briggs
Brave Girls with Tracy Imm
Today’s podcast guest, is an expert in both the art and the science of gifting and she shares her thoughts on researching the perfect gift and ensuring the gift makes an impact with the receiver. A master networker and community business leader, Becky left her corporate career to follow her passion. Her boutique gift business, , is known for simplifying the process of gift giving for her clients that lack the time to locate and wrap meaningful gifts. I love that Becky and her team are sensitive to the conservation of our planet and work to use sustainable packaging. Her company also often...
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Write On, Sister with Brooke Warner
Brave Girls with Tracy Imm
I’m so grateful that I was able to interview California native and leading independent book publisher, for the Brave Girl podcast. Before she launched her own ventures, Brooke was the executive editor of , one of the most enduring feminist publishing houses. She currently sits on the boards of the the , and the . We both share a love of books, writing and the life of a creative and we talk about all of this on today’s episode. In addition to Brooke’s publishing role at and , she writes a monthly column for and is the president of where she mentors and coaches authors. You’ll want...
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3 Word Rebellion with Michelle Mazur
Brave Girls with Tracy Imm
Meet , a fellow podcaster, author, teacher and the founder of Communication Rebel based in Seattle, Washington. She tells her unique Brave Girl story on today’s episode and how she came to do the work she does today as well as why she is so obsessed with Duran Duran. Michelle talks about why we all need a 3 word rebellion and how a captivating message makes everything you do in your business more powerful, including calling in the right clients. Her podcast, is chock full of advice on creating a clear and captivating messages. Michelle has a Ph.D. in Communication but sees herself as...
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The Final 8th with Bridgit Dengel Gaspard
Brave Girls with Tracy Imm
Today’s Brave Girl is a licensed social worker and creativity coach in New York City that has also appeared as a SAG actress on the daytime soap opera, A Guiding Light and done stand up comedy! Bridgit’s energy is contagious and it comes across in the interview as she shares her story and what she’s focused on teaching the rest of us. She’s an expert in “voice dialogue” and she explains how she uses this framework in her private practice and to even help her with auditions. Bridgit shares with us what voice dialogue is and how it can be used on your personal transformational...
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Speaking Your Brand with Carol Cox
Brave Girls with Tracy Imm
Today’s guest is from sunny Orlando, Florida. A fellow podcaster, she’s a true expert in public speaking and business storytelling that I really connected with. Carol’s also passionate about seeing more women in leadership and sees her mission to help more women secure positions of influence and leadership on stages, in boardrooms, in the media, in communities and in politics. A student of culture and history, Carol has had a storied career in television as a political analyst as well as a college professor and software developer. I loved hearing her Brave Girl story which included...
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Make Great Art with Jocelyn Arem
Brave Girls with Tracy Imm
Based in New York City, joins us on the show today. She tells her Brave Girl story and how she came to do the work that she does today as a Grammy nominated producer, musician, archival remix artist, multimedia storyteller, and lecturer with the School of the New York Times. I found Jocelyn to be so knowledgeable and it’s no surprise that she’s been featured in Rolling Stone, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, NPR and PBS. She also recently won the 2019 Creative Thought Matters Award of Distinction from her alma mater, Skidmore College. Originally from the Washington, D.C. area,...
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Make More Money with Christine Dyan
Brave Girls with Tracy Imm
Meet my favorite Windy City friend and mastermind buddy, on today’s podcast. A registered dietitian nutritionist and true change agent, we talk about how she pivoted her focus in the past few years as she more fully stepped into who she is here to be. Christine strongly desires change in her industry and is focused on her legacy. She currently works with registered dietitians across the country to confidently charge more for their valuable services and grow their client portfolios. She focuses on teaching her tribe both marketing and mindset techniques that have worked for her. Relying on...
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Be Relevant with Dr. Michelle Fritsch
Brave Girls with Tracy Imm
Episode 66: Be Relevant with Dr. Michelle Fritsch Welcome to Episode 66 of the podcast. I absolutely love today’s Brave Girl, , a board certified geriatric clinical pharmacist and former academic that has a passion for healthy aging and education. She is an absolute wealth of knowledge in a number of areas to include today’s healthcare system, prescription medication use in people over 60, the aging process, disease and planning for your golden years. Highly educated and accomplished, Dr. Fritsch shares why we all need to stay relevant in whatever field of work we pursue. It’s not a...
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Always Create with Jennifer McGinley
Brave Girls with Tracy Imm
Today’s guest is public relations expert from Her Brave Girl story includes work in development and fundraising as well as marketing and communications. She started her own practice when she realized that a 9-5 role wasn’t flexible enough for her while allowing her to continue to use her skills on her own terms. A mom to two teenagers, she believes she is role modeling for her children what’s possible for them. A total extrovert, Jennifer explains how she gains her energy by being around people and believes in respecting everyone, regardless of title or position in the workplace....
info_outlineHey there Brave Girls! It’s me your host Tracy Imm here on the mike today...drum roll please...We hit the one year mark of podcasting and the creation of a global high vibe community ...and I have to tell you, it’s been a personal growth experience for me as I step into a newer and better version of myself.
I am so incredibly grateful to you, my listeners for being on this incredible journey with me.
You are in for a treat as today’s episode is a solo one where I share from my heart where I’ve been, where I am today and where I am headed and why this show means the world to me. I want to show you what’s possible for you when you surrender into all that the Universe has in store for you. No matter where you are in the world today or what you have going on, I want you to know that you are LOVED and you can heal whatever ails you or troubles you.
It’s been a true privilege and honor to be able to serve Brave Girls globally with my show. I am humbled by all that the guests have shared with me and the positive changes that listeners have experienced as a result of the podcast.
Today I’m basking in the glow of producing 52 episodes... with the help of my virtual assistant Jamie Hovey...shout out to her for her technical audio editing skills and assistance with social media graphics..Together, we have effectively sent the message of hope and inspiration to listeners in 48 countries. This blows me away. The internet has truly democratized our world and I am grateful for that fact.
I also want to express my gratitude to the 51 women who stepped forward and said YES when I asked them to be interviewed about their story. I asked them to share what they have learned. Each and every one of them allowed themselves to be vulnerable and to show up as their authentic self during the conversation. When I think of the overarching themes that emerged in all of the episodes...I have to say the predominant one was: THIS TOO SHALL PASS, a phrase that my grandmother continued to instill in me when I would go to her kitchen table and ask for her wisdom and advice.
On today’s episode, I want to share more of my Brave Girl story with you and what I learned about myself and the world when I decided to MAKE A COMMITMENT to becoming a female podcaster.