S4E08 | BEFORE WE BEGIN… WHAT WOMEN DON’T SAY OUT LOUD

S5E1 | THE WAY WOMEN REALLY TALK

The conversations women have when nobody else is listening. In Part 1 of this six-part series, Mia Pompi and Gina Filippone discuss self-worth, growth, relationships, and the lessons that shape us over time. No script. No agenda. Just two women having a real conversation. Part 1 of a 6-part series. 🎙️💗 I think this second version is stronger because it leaves listeners wanting to know what women really talk about.

S5E0 | THE WAY WOMEN REALLY TALK — SERIES INTRO

RSS DESCRIPTION Before the conversations begin, here’s why this series matters. In this special introduction, Mia Pompi shares why she invited Gina Filippone to join the podcast, what inspired this six-part series, and what listeners can expect from the honest conversations ahead. This isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about real life, real growth, and the conversations women are already having—but rarely say out loud. The journey begins June 3. 🎙️ THE MIA POMPI PODCAST™ Hosted by Mia Pompi Featuring Gina Filippone A six-part series: THE WAY WOMEN REALLY TALK

EVERY ENDING IS TRYING TO GIVE YOU A BEGINNING | Coffee with Mia S3E13

Some endings hurt. Some endings surprise you. And some endings quietly become the reason your life changes for the better. In this Season 3 finale of Coffee with Mia, we’re talking about what happens when you stop fighting endings and start seeing them for what they really are: beginnings in disguise.

S3E12 | YOU DON’T NEED TO HAVE IT ALL FIGURED OUT

Maybe the next chapter of your life doesn’t require certainty. Maybe it just requires movement. This episode is for anyone learning to move forward before they feel fully ready.

COFFEE WITH MIA — S3E11 TITLE YOU CAN FEEL YOURSELF CHANGING

Lately, something feels different. The things that once mattered don’t matter as much. The people you once chased don’t have the same pull. In this episode, Mia talks about the quiet, often uncomfortable season of growth that happens before your life changes on the outside—and why you shouldn’t ignore it.