STRONG LIKE a GIRL
STRONG LIKE a GIRL is a podcast hosted by a girl named Tanya LaBuick - an entrepreneur, a powerhouse C-suite leader who's led teams on the world stage, and scaled start-ups into multimillion-dollar companies.From work with the Olympic Games, to Super Bowls, and the FIFA…
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Tanya Labuick on Nine STRONG Women, Quiet Courage, and Choosing to Begin Again | STRONG LIKE a GIRL Season 2 Finale (opens the original)
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Season two ends where it began. No guest this time. Just Tanya Labuick looking back at nine conversations and asking what actually stayed with her after the microphones were off. Nine women arrived with nothing in common, and every one of them ended up talking about the same thing: choice. Tanya also opens up about her own season for the first time. Stepping away from a business she spent years helping build, relaunching LaBuick & Co., starting executive coaching work, and settling into what she
Angela Heck on Creative Careers, Creeping Ageism, and Staying Curious | STRONG LIKE a GIRL (opens the original)
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Angela Heck rolled into Tanya's life in 1995 driving a hand-painted VW bus, and she never stopped moving: the National Film Board, CBC, the Whistler Film Festival, award-winning documentaries, and now the Executive Director's chair at Jazz Winnipeg. Thirty years of friendship later, the two sit down for an honest conversation about building a creative career, the creeping ageism facing accomplished women, resilience as a choice, and why women need to stop apologizing. CHAPTERS 0:00 Cold open 0:5
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