HeyJaredTend HER Wild Podcast
Dr. Betsy Rippentrop, a psychologist, and Kate Moreland, a lawyer and CEO, are having conversations about how women have been conditioned to lose connection to their inner voice and natural instincts, and how the time has come for us to re-wild.
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218. Organizing Your Space, Reclaiming Your Energy with Jenn Robb and Dani Worrell (opens the original)
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What if clearing a closet could make room for more than clothes? This week on Tend HER Wild , we talk with professional organizers Jenn Robb and Dani Worrell about the connection between our spaces, our energy, and our sense of possibility. In this episode, we explore: How clutter can quietly drain our energy and attention. Why the best organizing system is one that fits your life and the way your mind works. The emotions and memories tied to our belongings—and how to let things go with gratitud
217. Comfortably Numb: Are You Feeling Your Life? (opens the original)
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In today’s episode, Betsy & Kate reflect on how we all numb as a way to cope with life. We all experience emotions we don’t want to feel, so we distract ourselves in a myriad of ways. We frame numbing as not necessarily problematic until it became a way of life versus a form of self-regulation. In today’s episode we talk about: Our favorite ways of numbing. Brene Brown’s theory/research that we cannot selectively numb: if we numb the hard stuff we also numb the good stuff. A reflection of how nu
216. Healing from the Inside Out with Tyeisha Washington (opens the original)
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Tyeisha Washington, ARNP has been a caregiver for as long as she can remember. From protecting her younger brother as a child to spending more than two decades in healthcare, caring for others has always been woven into her story. In this episode, Tyeisha shares her path from nursing assistant to board-certified nurse practitioner and entrepreneur. She opens up about the difficult work environment that pushed her to imagine a new path—and how her daughter’s diagnosis with lupus and rheumatoid ar
215. Honoring Iconic Wild Women: Dolly, Maya, & Georgia (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore how the Wild Woman archetype lives through three iconic women: Dolly Parton, Maya Angelou, and Georgia O’Keeffe. Following the loss of Dolly Parton, we reflect on why her life touched so many people across generations and differences. Her wildness wasn’t rebellion for rebellion’s sake—it was radical self-definition. She transformed her Appalachian roots into art, protected ownership of her work, embraced femininity on her own terms, and used her success to create oppo
214. Reclaiming Financial Power with Diana Richey (opens the original)
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What if financial empowerment isn’t only about learning how to invest—but also about uncovering the beliefs that have shaped your relationship with money? In this episode, we talk with investor, tax attorney, writer, and financial educator Diana Richey about the inner and outer work of building wealth. Diana grew up with financial stability and strong lessons about saving and responsibility, but she also absorbed a message familiar to many women: men make the money, while women are cared for fin
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