Putting Women In Their Place - the podcast

Morgan Wider is a stylist, public speaker, and author of the book The Worthy Wardrobe: Your Guide to Style, Shopping, and Soul. (Makes a great gift!) Morgan's approach to style is so much more than clothing. She helps women discover who they are and then empowers them to show up for themselves and their higher purpose. After studying economics at Georgetown University, Morgan spent 10 years working at the corporate offices of some of the world’s biggest retail brands: The Gap, Banana Republic, Old Navy, and Carters, Inc. She started Wider Style to help people transform themselves and SEE themselves-- all of themselves with their inherent radiance and beauty. Being well put together doesn’t detract from intelligence or professional accomplishments, but in fact enhances them. Morgan sees the beauty in everyone and every body. She'll help you embrace your style vision in mind, body and spirit. Morgan works with people and companies around the world. If you would like to learn more about her services, visit her website.  You'll find her on social media @MorganWiderStyle MJ Towler is the Black Wine Guy. The Black Wine Guy Experience is his podcast. Host: Megan Park Editor: Jennifer Howd Check us out: Putting Women In Their Place, Inc.

Erin Vilardi is the Founder and CEO of Vote Run Lead, the nation’s largest and most diverse training program for women to run for office and win. She first launched the program as Vice President of Program and Communications at The White House Project. She has also served as a Leadership Development Consultant for a range of clients, including Fortune 100 companies, global girls’ initiatives, and the U.S. Department of State, reaching women leaders in a dozen international cities. Vilardi is the co-author of the Athena CORE10©, an innovative set of leadership competencies for 21st century women leaders based on the latest research and gender analysis for the Athena Center for Leadership Studies at Barnard College. She has appeared on the main stage at Personal Democracy Forum, on CNN, BBC, and Fox News and her work was featured in O, The Oprah Magazine, Marie Claire, New York Magazine as well as numerous international and domestic articles on women and leadership. She is an Executive Producer of Ann Richards’ Texas, a documentary about the late pioneering governor. Useful Links: Vote Run Lead Kitchen Cabinet Series Upcoming Events You'll find them on social media @Voterunlead MJ Towler is the Black Wine Guy. Follow him on Instagram  Or sign up for his newsletter to hear the latest on his podcast releases. Host: Megan Park Editor: Jennifer Howd Check us out: Putting Women In Their Place, Inc.

Heidi L. Sieck is Co-founder/Chief Empowerment Officer of #VOTEPROCHOICE a national political engagement platform connecting prochoice voters with prochoice champions in all elections. Heidi is an award winning civic entrepreneur serving as founding Chief Operating Officer of Civic Hall and Democracy.com in New York City and interim Chief Operating Officer of Rock the Vote. She led the project to build the San Francisco 311 Customer Service Center and first open data platform in the U.S. and has worked on six presidential campaigns and countless state and location races in nearly every campaign role. Her passion is to change the world by elevating women to positions of leadership. She serves on the Board of the National Institute for Reproductive Health (formerly NARAL New York) the advisory board of Vote Run Lead, CTZNWELL, Emerge NY, Groundshift and MarchOn sister march network. Heidi is a proud partner of the Women’s March on Washington and a member of the Policy Table responsible for writing the intersectional Unity Principles. Useful Links: #VOTEPROCHOICE voter guide The Lie The Binds by Ilyse Hogue & Ellie Langford Host: Megan Park Editor: Jennifer Howd Check us out: Putting Women In Their Place, Inc.

Layla Love recognizes art’s transformative power and necessary impact on humanity. She formed Rise of the Butterfly to heed the call and raise the alarm. She has been immersed in humanitarian work for over a decade. Layla has personally emancipated women in conflict zones from prostitution, slavery, and bondage herself—and has been thrown into foreign prisons in the process. These experiences have informed her knowledge and fueled her passion to abolish trafficking and improve the human condition. Layla’s work includes She of God, Activation, and other books and collections. Her art has been exhibited at Paris Photo Expo, Art Basel Miami, AiPAD in New York, and other showcases and in solo shows. Her work is in the permanent collections of The Obama White House, The Alex Grey Foundation, and The Women’s Museum in Dallas, and her photographs appear in 30 Tiffany & Co. stores around the world as well as numerous galleries and private collections. Please visit our sponsor, the YWCA to learn more about their initiatives. Host: Megan Park Editor: Jennifer Howd Check us out: Putting Women In Their Place, Inc.

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