Is misogyny limited to just men?  Why do women treat each other so poorly sometimes?  Today we look at why it seems that women, contrary to popular belief, don't really support each other, and what happens in childhood to boys that can form their lifelong perception and feelings toward women.

Men hating women: A look into the psychology of misogyny | British GQ
"All men hate women,” said Claudine. This was not a statement I could just let go. I mean, I am a man, by most agreed definitions, and as far as I know I don’t hate my wife.
www.gq-magazine.co.uk 

Women Who Hate Other Women: The Psychological Root of Snarky | Psychology Today
Women Who Hate Other Women: The Psychological Root of Snarky Women are often harder on each other than men are on each other. 
Posted Sep 24, 2013www.psychologytoday.com 

We all judge!  Why and how do we judge people? Join us for an in-depth discussion on what criteria each of us may use when meeting someone for the first time and see if you have found yourself in any of these situations.

Come have fun with the hosts as they ask each other some random questions. Each month will be a different theme and this month, January 2020, we are focusing on some very thought-provoking issues......join us! 

Join us for this in-depth look of how this revolutionary new idea, that has already been embraced by Europe, can change your life by helping you take control of your health!  This new concept can easily be learned by everyone!

Andi Locke Mears is a a holistic health practitioner since 1994 and has taught German New Medicine since 2009.  

She's a Certified Whole Health Educator & Coach and Patient Advocate and has studied nutrition, herbal medicine,  complex homeopathy,  and much more.  

She welcomes the opportunity to share her knowledge with you so you can achieve your greatest health all while learning an entirely new perspective on symptoms & disease."

You can find her at andilockemears.com, @biohealthworks (Twitter and Instagram), and @Andi.BHWI (Facebook).

Join us in a lively, informative discussion with Nichole and Mike about what it's like to work together as a married couple in the ever-stressful real estate industry!  Learn about some of the solutions they have discovered, and are still discovering, to make the work partnership possible!

Nichole Stohler and Mike Stohler are co-founders and managing partners at Gateway Private Equity Group, a real estate investment firm whose portfolio has consisted of limited-service hotels, multi-family and single-family homes.  Between apartment complexes, houses, and their hotel, Nichole and Mike have owned or operated over 1300 units.  When Nichole and Mike first started in real estate investing in 1999, they lacked experience and failed.  Through committed action to learn, grow their skills, and help others, they have created immense change in their business and lives.  Passionate about the impact real estate investing has had on their lives, Nichole and Mike help accredited investors build portfolio diversification through hotel ownership.

Nichole also hosts the Richer Geek Podcast to help educate the Tech community about ways to increase their wealth through investing in or owning a business.  She’s also been a guest on over a dozen podcasts including BiggerPockets, The Best Ever Real Estate Show, The Real Estate Syndication Show and Wealth Without Wall Street.

Nichole and Mike are both active Rotarians and as a U.S. Navy veteran, Mike also serves on the board of the Marine Corps-Law Enforcement Foundation.

You can find them at www.therichergeek.com and on social media @RicherGeek (Facebook & Twitter) and @the_richer_geek_podcast (Instagram).

Join us as we discuss, with Karen, what can be an interesting family dynamic between  mothers and daughters.  Some of the issues we highlight can be found in other relationships, too, so her approach to healing is applicable to many of us.  We believe you will walk away feeling inspired and empowered!

“How we choose to heal individually is how we will heal collectively.” -Karen C. L. Anderson

Karen C. L. Anderson helps women take a compassionate look at the troubled relationships they have with their mothers and/or daughters and guides them to reveal patterns, heal shame, and transform legacies. She is the author of Difficult Mothers, Adult Daughters, A Guide For Separation, Liberation & Inspiration (March 2018) and the upcoming guided journal, The Difficult Mother-Daughter Relationship Journal: A Guide For Revealing & Healing Toxic Generational Patterns (January, 2020).

You can find her at kclanderson.com and on social media @KCLAnderson

Join us in our enlightening discussion with Adrienne van der Valk, creator and host of Feminist Hotdog, about how to approach the word feminist, its meaningful impact today, and how men and women alike can benefit from a better understanding.

"I'm Adrienne van der Valk, host and creator of Feminist Hotdog. I created this podcast and this brand because I'm on a mission to show the world that, not only is intersectional feminism good for everyone, it can also be fun! In the age of Trump, Kavanaugh, and McConnell, it is more important than ever to draw strength from everyday feminism and feminist heroes. As a social worker turned journalist, I'm fascinated by the resilience and creativity of women and people of all genders who experience sexism. I hope listeners of every identity find power, joy, and energy in these inspiring interviews so we can all fight for the fabulous, feminist world we deserve! I currently live in Montgomery, Alabama, with my husband and a pit bull named Zola."

You can find her at feministhotdog.com and on social media @feministhotdog.

Join us along with our special guest Ursula Jorch in a thoughtful discussion about how women are perceived, and how they perceive themselves, with regards to leadership roles. How can men and women help to overcome stereotypes and norms for more diverse workplaces? 

Ursula Jorch is the founder of Work Alchemy, devoted to cultivating and developing a strategic and operational impact focus in purpose-driven businesses. Ursula’s focus with her clients is on how to make smart and strategic decisions, while tending to group dynamics. She provides tools and practical, actionable guidance to achieve impact and financial goals while nurturing personal and team development.  

You can learn more about her along with numerous resources at workalchemy.com and on social media at @WorkAlchemy.

Join us along with our special guest Fonda Clayton, in discussing how women can become more empowered and self-aware without discarding the men in their conversations and lives. 

Fonda is the best selling author of Stop Giving Your Power Away and creator of The Juicy Life podcast and a life coach for women. She is committed to her clients creating a life that is aligned: body, mind, and spirit by giving a voice to their emotions and feelings. Her mission is to help women build daily rituals and practices into their lives so that they experience love, self esteem and self worth. 

You can find her at FondaClayton.com and on social media at @fondaclaytonsmith (Facebook), @fondaclayton (Instagram) and @mindfulfonda (Twitter).

What are the true scars left on an individual that faces childhood abuse and a significant amount of stressors throughout their lifetime? We discuss the many facets of this with a survivor and how it can reap havoc on our health, both emotionally and physically.  

Tune in to our amazing discussion with Juan Sepulveda, The Gentleman's Brotherhood, LLC., about the changing definition of masculinity in America and what it means to be not just a man, but a true gentleman. We highlight the history on what the definition was and how it has evolved over the decades and hopefully for generations to come. 

What exactly is emotional abuse? Do you live with emotional abuse by a loved one? What are the signs someone is being emotionally abused? This episode goes into a thoughtful discussion of emotional abuse in intimate relationships between men and women, as well as friends and family. We also talk about what to do if you feel you are being emotionally abused.

The pornification of our culture in America has gotten quite a bit of attention lately. How is this instantaneous access to such graphic material affecting our children? Join us as we explore this controversial issue and how we, as adults, need to be considering the ramifications of children being exposed at such young ages.

Your hosts, Patti and Pam, go over some current topics in the news... happy, sad, or both! So, keep a tissue handy!  Our topics today are Coronavirus, Simon Cowell, and Jeffrey Epstein.

Have you found some silver linings in the COVID-19 pandemic?  Today we share some of our thoughts about the pandemic, and try to embrace the new normal and changes that are affecting all of us.

What may become the new normal for sporting events and Hollywood production? Is the money running out? Join us as we explore some new ideas for inclusivity, opportunity and equality for all athletes and actors.

The "Karen" name is being used indiscriminately everywhere now. What does it mean? Do we need more stereotyping? Join us in our search for answers!

Andi Locke Mears joins hosts Patti and Pam for an empowering discussion about why we get the common cold/flu and how each of us can prevent it.  Ground-breaking information on taking control and understanding how you hold the key to shortening your own illnesses OR not getting sick at all!

Andi Locke Mears is a a holistic health practitioner since 1994 and has taught German New Medicine since 2009. 
She's a Certified Whole Health Educator & Coach and Patient Advocate and has studied nutrition, herbal medicine, complex homeopathy, and much more. 
She welcomes the opportunity to share her knowledge with you so you can achieve your greatest health all while learning an entirely new perspective on symptoms & disease."
You can find her at andilockemears.com, @biohealthworks (Twitter and Instagram), and Bio HealthWorks Institute (Facebook). 

Hosts Patti and Pam explore the topic of birth control.  A lively discussion with Fonda Clayton about whether both men and women should be held responsible for preventing pregnancies.

Fonda is the best selling author of Stop Giving Your Power Away and creator of The Juicy Life podcast and a life coach for women. She is committed to her clients creating a life that is aligned: body, mind, and spirit by giving a voice to their emotions and feelings. Her mission is to help women build daily rituals and practices into their lives so that they experience love, self esteem and self worth. 

You can find her at FondaClayton.com and on social media at @fondaclaytonsmith (Facebook), @fondaclayton (Instagram) and @mindfulfonda (Twitter).

Join us as we TRY to understand this complicated, thought-provoking topic!  Listen as we bring to light the progression of women's fight for equality throughout the centuries--and, become dumbfounded when we ask WHY has this oppression existed.