The Daring Woman Podcast

Stroke Forward With Marcia Moran

Imagine you've finally arrived in life where you planned. You have a great business, your relationship is solid and as far as you know, your health is solid. Then, without warning, tragedy strikes. Marcia Moran discovered that awful feeling when she had a stroke in 2014. When asked about her prognosis, the answer was always the same, "We don't know." Listen to her story...

Disassembly Required, With Beverly Willett

From learning of her husband’s affair, to family court, to life as a single mother, Beverly Willett persevered in resisting injustice, the loss of her family unit, and the sale of the beautiful Brooklyn Brownstone her family had called home. Beverly knew selling her house would require taking inventory of her possessions; but she never dreamed it would require taking inventory of herself. Listen to her story...

Southern Roots and California Dreams, With Sharron Clear

Sharron Clear is a strong, self-made single mom of three whose story begins with southern roots and California dreams. Losing an older sister at the hands of a drunk driver, Sharron became an advocate early on for Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) and other similar organizations. With a love for fashion and an eye for trends, she always loved dressing up. Today Sharron is an Instagram influencer who creates content, in vibrant color, that uplifts and motivates others to do what makes them happy. Listen to her story…

Live Boldly, With Sara Schulting-Krantz

When Sara Schulting-Krantz was 17 years old, she was raped by someone she knew and became pregnant. The police refused to press charges and the man tried it again on another woman. Sara chose to keep her son and went on to graduate from UW-Madison. There, she met who would become her husband. Nearly six years ago, Sara found out he had been cheating on her with men for 14 of their 17 years together. Listen to her story…

Ending Generational Abuse With Indrani Goradia

As a victim of severe childhood abuse, Indrani Goradia created Indrani’s Light Foundation, an organization committed to caring for survivors of domestic violence, teaching them how to stop generational abuse while empowering these women to change their lives while making an impact on the world around them. According to UNWoman.org an estimated 35 percent of women worldwide reported having experienced falling victim to gender violence and/or domestic abuse. Indrani is determined to put an end to this cycle of violence against women. Listen to her story...