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Each week, I sit down with a woman you probably never heard of before—but trust me, by the end, you’ll be so glad you did. This is where we get real about the tough stuff women go through, the grit it takes to get through it, and the lessons they pick up along the way. It’s honest, inspiring, and full of stories you won’t forget.
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Each week, I sit down with a woman you probably never heard of before—but trust me, by the end, you’ll be so glad you did. This is where we get real about the tough stuff women go through, the grit it takes to get through it, and the lessons they pick up along the way. It’s honest, inspiring, and full of stories you won’t forget.
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1 Episode 8: Meet Jennifer - Educator, tech leader, and southern powerhouse 30:43
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedShare your thoughts with us! What happens when a high school English teacher accidentally becomes the Director of Technology at a school with over 1,200 students? You get a woman who knows how to lead a team, command a server room, and keep her cool in a sea of tech bros—and oh yeah, she just happens to be my sister-in-law... Dr. Jennifer Santi In this episode, we dive into her unexpected journey from the classroom to the IT office, how she navigates being a woman in a male-dominated field, and the deep personal work it took to heal from a chaotic childhood. From calling out inappropriate behavior without losing her cool, to unlearning the pressure to play small, she drops wisdom that every woman needs to hear—especially if you've ever felt like an outsider. Quotes from Jennifer we love: "I think anytime that you are then leading people, guiding people or evaluating people or their performance, that becomes challenging because you have to learn a new way of speaking to someone. You have to have very courageous and fierce conversations that are, and that is not a skill most of us are innate with." "If there's a situation that is uncomfortable, intimidating, or frightening, even let's get to fear, then you need to know that you can say whatever it is that you need to say in any of those situations and do it and not feel that you have to diminish yourself the way that we always do."…
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1 Episode 7: Grief, Grace, and Getting Back Up... Heather's Story 28:51
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedShare your thoughts with us! What do you do when life throws you something so heartbreaking, you don’t even know how to breathe through it? For Heather, that moment came when her daughter Natalie was stillborn—just weeks before her scheduled C-section. In this episode, Heather joins me to talk about what it really looks like to live through grief. Not around it. Not over it. Through it. She gets real about those first raw moments, the fog, the pain—and how she didn’t try to rush it or numb it. She knew her sadness wasn’t something to fix. It was something to feel. And in honoring that, she found a way to keep going. We talk about how her faith anchored her, how she clung to the words “Blessed are those who mourn,” and how, somehow, she found purpose again—first through helping others, and then through the beautiful, winding journey of growing her family with twins, foster care, and adoption. And one of my favorite parts? Heather says, “Confidence is the prettiest thing you can put on.” This is a woman who’s been through it, and she shows us what true strength really looks like. If you’ve ever experienced loss—or love someone who has—this episode is full of the kind of honest, heartfelt conversation we all need more of. It’s about grief, resilience, and figuring out how to live again when everything’s changed. Give it a listen. Then send it to the friend who needs it most.…
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1 Episode 6: Jan Youren- Bronc riding her way into the record books 22:43
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedShare your thoughts with us! This week, I’m bringing you a conversation with an absolute legend—Jan Youren. She holds the Guinness World Record for the longest career in bareback bronc riding (yes, really!), and her stories are just as wild and inspiring as you’d expect. We talk about how she got started, what it’s like to break a whole bunch of bones and still get back on the horse, and why she kept riding well into her 70s. I also share a little about how fear shows up in everyday life—and how meeting Jan reminded me to stop letting it run the show.…
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1 Episode 5: Breakfast confessions with Nancy — on leaving your career to be a mom, divorce, and trusting your gut 31:50
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedShare your thoughts with us! You know that weird little feeling in your gut that something’s off—but everyone around you is telling you you're just being dramatic? Nancy had that feeling. Her intuition was waving red flags, but her husband insisted she was just imagining things. In this episode, we dive into what happens when you start believing other people over your own instincts—and how that can cost you years of your life. Nancy gets real about walking away from a ten-year career to raise kids, the slow unraveling of her first marriage, and the flipped blanket tag that became the first clue that her gut had been right all along. This one’s all about learning to trust yourself, even when it feels uncomfortable—and especially when others tell you not to. We get into: What it really feels like to step away from your job to raise kids The lie that women can “have it all” without sacrifice All the tiny signs her first marriage was falling apart Why trusting your gut is basically a superpower The pressure to keep up appearances—and how to stop Starting over after divorce and finally choosing you over what everyone else thinks you should be…
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1 Episode 4: How my friend Sarah overcame a childhood shaped by addiction and loss 36:38
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedShare your thoughts with us! Sarah’s story is proof that your past doesn’t have to define your future. She grew up in chaos—addicted parents, violence, and a home life that felt anything but stable. But she always knew she wanted something different. • Left home at 17 to live with her grandfather and escape the dysfunction • Lost her mom at 20 and took custody of her 14-year-old sister at 21 • Faced career setbacks and divorce, then started her own copywriting business • Transformed her health and committed to breaking generational cycles • Built a thriving business that’s about to hit its 10-year mark • Created the “normal” life she always dreamed of for herself and her son Your destiny is not written in ink, it's in pencil. No matter what situation you're facing, you can find your bright lights and redefine your future.…
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1 Episode 2: How my college roommate Traci tackled cancer and her kids’ learning disabilities 32:17
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedShare your thoughts with us! Stacee Longfellow reconnects with her college roommate Traci to share a powerful story of resilience through cancer and parenting children with learning disabilities. • Diagnosed with breast cancer after multiple doctors dismissed her concerns • Moved to a new city with toddlers just months before her diagnosis • Cancer journey created unexpected community connections with new neighbors • Both children diagnosed with dyslexia and ADHD requiring specialized education approaches • Used metaphor of "glasses for your brain" to explain medication to her son • Found specialized school using Orton-Gillingham multi-sensory learning methods • Emphasizes importance of parents advocating for educational testing • Highlights how children often adapt more easily than adults to learning differences • Stresses crucial importance of advocating for yourself in healthcare settings • Recommends recording doctor appointments to review information later Head over to Instagram @Stacee_Santi_Longfellow if you have questions for Traci or comments about the episode, and pick up Stacee's book "Stop Acting Like a Girl" on Amazon.…
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1 Episode 3: My mom’s friend Judy on teen pregnancy, corporate success, and finding her way 29:16
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedShare your thoughts with us! Judy shares her remarkable journey from being a pregnant teenager in the 1960s to climbing the corporate ladder to Senior VP with no college education. • Working up from bank teller to Senior VP at a mortgage company without formal education • Learning the mortgage industry from the ground up with practical experience • Facing workplace discrimination in the 1960s banking industry's "good old boys club" • Getting pregnant at 17 and experiencing social shame and educational restrictions • Marriage in Juarez, Mexico and telling her parents afterward • Being forbidden from participating in extracurricular activities or socializing at school • The importance of women supporting other women through difficult times • Unexpected achievements including induction into the Softball Hall of Fame If you enjoyed meeting Judy and want to see old photos of her playing softball, head to Instagram @Stacee_Santi_Longfellow. Don't forget to leave a comment on social media or give a review wherever you listen to podcasts.…
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1 Episode 1: My Mom’s take on building confidence at work 30:41
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedShare your thoughts with us! Lynn Santi never planned to become a trailblazer. Starting as a stenographer at the Santa Fe Railroad in the 1960s, she entered a world where women were exclusively secretaries in the "lower part of the pecking order." Fast forward through a 38-year career, and Lynn had risen to Director of Administration, overseeing operations across New Mexico, Arizona, and parts of Texas—a journey marked by determination, directness, and defying expectations. "It wouldn't be odd to be in a meeting of 150 men with only two women," Lynn recalls, describing how male colleagues "tend to not think you had the same level of expertise." Yet her organizational talents and work ethic gradually earned recognition, particularly when she orchestrated the consolidation of railroad offices across multiple states. When a male colleague attempted to bully her early in her management role, Lynn's unforgettable response—"This isn't Little League, you're not the umpire. Sit down and shut up"—became legendary throughout the company and established her authority in a single moment. Lynn's personal story proves equally compelling. Adopted at three days old, she grew up feeling specially selected: "My mother wanted me enough that she prayed and prayed till I was a special present to her." This perspective shaped her identity and likely contributed to her drive for achievement. At 19, Lynn experienced devastating loss when her mother died suddenly at 51, forcing her to rebuild her life's foundation at a pivotal moment. These personal challenges forged in her the resilience needed to later break gender barriers professionally. For women navigating male-dominated spaces today, Lynn offers wisdom distilled from decades of experience: "Don't think about what you're not doing. Think about what you have done." Her story reminds us that confidence emerges not before challenges but through facing them—by working hard, showing up consistently, and gradually learning to believe in yourself even when you're charting unexplored territory. Ready to hear more stories of resilience and courage? Subscribe to Everyday Wonder Women for conversations with remarkable women overcoming extraordinary obstacles.…
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