7 Chick Flick Tropes That Hurt Women

Increasing Confidence and Leadership Skills with Nada Lena

What makes a good leader? How can you work hard to achieve your dream life? What are simple things you can do to increase your confidence? Join Sinclaire and Nicole in this conversation with Nada Lena, founder and CEO of Rise Up For You, Leadership and Career Confidence Coach, #1 Best Selling Author, and TEDx Motivational Speaker. Download her free confidence kit [https://www.riseupforyou.com/confidencekit] Check out Rise Up For You free business conference [https://riseupforyou.biz/impact]

Fluence with Carlie Palmer Webb on Women & Sexuality

Is it true that women don't want to have sex as much as men? Why does it take longer for women to orgasm? In this episode Alba and Sinclaire debunk myths with sex researcher Carlie Palmer Webb [https://www.instagram.com/carliepalmerwebb/?hl=en]. We talk about consent, modesty, how to teach kids about sex, helpful resources, and more.

7 Chick Flick Tropes That Hurt Women

Stalking for love? Busting into her board meeting as a grand gesture? Romanticizing non-consent? No doesn't mean no? Nicole, Sinclaire, and Alba discuss how harmful chick flick tropes are and how they send the wrong message to men and women.

Fluence with Camden Robinson on Forgotten Women in History

Local history teacher Mr. Robinson discusses the ratio of men vs women in his history textbook and how he ditches his curriculum to include more women. Nicole and Sinclaire also ask about which women are most overlooked in history textbooks, brilliance bias, and a common criticism of "telling women's stories is just injecting women into the historical narrative."

Fluence with Freida Lee Mock on New RBG Documentary

Academy and Emmy Award winning director Freida Lee Mock discusses how Ruth Bader Ginsburg broke down equal rights barriers in her own life and through her work on landmark cases in the Supreme Court. Sinclaire and Alba also ask Freida why RBG became such an icon of the women's rights movement so recently, and what inspired her unique approach in directing "Ruth: Justice Ginsburg In Her Own Words."