10 In Conversation: Challenges of raising biracial kids Hypewomen the Podcast with Sarona Wolter Podcast Spotify Google-play An honest conversation with two mums, Laura Mbugua-Mwaura, an American married to a Kenyan living in SA – raising two biracial boys and Joan Atiko, a Kenyan mum married to a German living in Switzerland. We discuss challenges […]
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09 Against all odds: Yolandi Van Der Watt survived 2 bullets to the head Hypewomen the Podcast with Sarona Wolter Podcast Spotify Google-play Divorce Lawyer and litigation attorney Yolandi Van Der Watt survived a deadly divorce shooting that claimed the lives of three other people, including her father. After doctors declared a 1 percent chance
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08 Saray Khumalo: How she conquered Mt Everest and other mountains in her life Hypewomen the Podcast with Sarona Wolter Podcast Spotify Google-play Saray Khumalo is a Zambia-born South African explorer and mountaineer. In May 2019, she became the first black African woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest. At the age of 47,
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07 Clara Hahn: The importance of celebrating Milestones Hypewomen the Podcast with Sarona Wolter Podcast Spotify Google-play In today’s episode, we chat with Clara Hahn on the power of celebrating milestones, especially during this pandemic – when so many women are burning out, stressed and still feel like they have to be productive. Clara is
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06 Busi Sizani: How to talk about Race and Inclusion in the workplace Hypewomen the Podcast with Sarona Wolter Podcast Spotify Google-play Busi is a People Development Business Partner at Uber. She is also a global leader in diversity and inclusion where she partners with the Executive leadership at Uber to create inclusion for underrepresented
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05 Melissa Romero : How to make yourself visible in the workplace Hypewomen the Podcast with Sarona Wolter Podcast Spotify Google-play Melissa Romero, founder of the Lean In in the Netherlands talks about her experience of overcoming bias, visibility in the workplace and shameless self promotion. Like this episode? Share on social media You Might
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04 Siv Ngesi: Can Men be Feminists? Hypewomen the Podcast with Sarona Wolter Podcast Spotify Google-play Sivuyile “SiV’ Ngesi is one of SA’s most dynamic performers, whose diverse talents have seen him making waves in the South African entertainment industry. He is a sought after comedian, popular television presenter, prolific actor, MC. and Producer, and
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03 Twaambo Kapilikisha: How to say no and not fall into the likeability trap Hypewomen the Podcast with Sarona Wolter Podcast Spotify Google-play Twaambo is a business and life coach who runs the Confidence School in Berlin. She talks why some women struggle to set boundaries and how to set them without feeling guilty. Like
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02 Conversations women need to have with their boss Hypewomen the Podcast with Sarona Wolter Podcast Spotify Google-play Sadhana Sahaye and Laura Thomas, the creators of the South African podcast ‘The F Word’ join us for a chat about making the workplace more inclusive for women and other conversations women need to be having with
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01 Anne-Flore Marxer: How to bring a feminine narrative in a male dominated space Hypewomen the Podcast with Sarona Wolter Podcast Spotify Google-play World Champion snowboarder and first-time filmmaker of the award-winning documentary – A Land Shaped by Women, Anne-Flore Marxer is empowering women by bringing a feminine narrative to outdoor sports. Filmed in Iceland,
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