Episode 20: Advocating for Accessible Healthcare with McKenzie Schneider

Women in Nebraska: Reflections & Farewell

Join us for the final episode of the Women in Nebraska podcast as we reflect on our journey. In this unedited conversation, we share our thoughts on the incredible women we've met throughout the podcast's 20 episode run and the impact it has had on us and our listeners. From highlighting women doing amazing things in our community to fostering authentic connections, this podcast has been a celebration of women's achievements and resilience. Tune in as we share our reflections, lessons learned, and exciting plans for the future, both personally and professionally.Huge thanks to the Webberized team for partnering with us on this journey!

Episode 20: Advocating for Accessible Healthcare with McKenzie Schneider

In this episode, Mckenzie Schneider, founder of Bridge to Independence, shares her journey of providing free resources to support families facing disabilities. Learn about her team's mission to bridge the gap in accessible healthcare and support services.

Episode 19: Jeannine Bryant with Changing Spaces SRS

In this episode of Women in Nebraska, hear from Jeannine Bryant, owner of Changing Spaces SRS and Easy Right Sizing, based in Lincoln. Jeannine shares her journey of helping seniors downsize and move, emphasizing the emotional support and logistical assistance her business provides. Tune in to discover how Janine's passion for organizing and working with older adults led her to create a business that makes a meaningful impact on people's lives.

Episode 18: Natalie Wallace Talks Service and Self-Care on Women in Nebraska

In a heartfelt episode of Women in Nebraska, Jenae Lynn converses with Natalie Wallace about her passion for amplifying women's voices and community engagement. Natalie juggles multiple roles, including event manager, pastor, and community leader, emphasizing her love for people and service. She shares insights on balancing an introverted nature with her active social roles and her unique method of personal recharging through thrifting. The episode also touches on Natalie's church plant in Omaha, her involvement in the 'Give Light' project, and her work with the Collective for Hope. Her parting message encourages simple acts of support among women in Nebraska.

Episode 17: Heather Holmes on Blending Intuition and Strategy

This episode features Heather Holmes discussing the balance of masculine and feminine energies in business and life. She highlights the importance of understanding one's menstrual cycle for enhancing productivity and decision-making. Heather, the Vice President of Sales at the tech startup Superb, also shares insights on her passion for elder care. The conversation emphasizes authenticity and self-awareness, providing valuable insights for women in their personal and professional lives.