For Women Who Roar

Latest Episodes:

Life as an Illustrator with Cat Willet Aug 27, 2019

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Have you ever wondered what it's like to have a career as an illustrator? Join FWWR Founder Megan Febuary and Artist Cat Willet chat through what the life of an illustrator is like, how Cat got into this creative work, and how art is within each one of us if we only listen for it. You can find more of Cat's work on her website . Big thanks for our sponsor Noissue for this episode and supporting the work of creatives and makers everywhere! Want to learn more about being involved with FWWR? Check out our website for the latest!

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Breaking the Stigma of STI's with Emily Depasse Aug 20, 2019

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It's not easy to talk about STI's or sexual health in general, but sex researcher, Emily Depasse is changing the narrative around Sexual Transmitted Diseases so that we as womxn can talk about the unspeakable subject without shame. You don't want to miss this deep and brave conversation with FWWR Founder Megan Febuary and Sexual Health Advocate Emily Depasse! Be sure to check out Emily's work on her Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/sexelducation/ and plug into our community at https://www.forwomenwhoroar.com

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My Unedited Life: Interview with Golden Drake May 23, 2019

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Are you ready to dive deep? Then this conversation is for you. Tune into this candid convo between FWWR founder Megan Febuary and Breast Cancer survivor and fierce advocate Golden Drake as they talk through the power of honesty, the sacredness of sharing the darkness as well as the light, the understanding of true beauty, and the battles of cancer. Get your journals, your pens, your tea, and your tissues because this conversation with bring up all the feelings.

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You Are More Than Enough Feb 28, 2019

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Join in on this candid conversation with Neema Murimi and FWWR founder Megan Febuary. We take a deep dive into topics of faith, doubt, trauma, and healing. You do not want to miss this one! Neema's story will empower your voice and challenge you to step into the confidence that You Are More Than Enough. Be sure to subscribe and show us love on the reviews!

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Turning Pain Into Purpose Feb 05, 2019

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Join in on this intimate conversation with Grief Coach Jenn Hepton as she shares how she has turned her pain into purpose. We talk through her story of miscarriage, loss, healing, and how she has come to find her voice amidst tragedy. This episode is for any women who has ever felt silenced and knows the weight of trauma in their body.

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I Don't Feel Like a Lion Anymore Jan 30, 2019

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Join in on this empowering conversation with poet and therapist Carter Umhau as she shares her journey into writing as well as her work as a therapist with Opal Food and Body, an eating disorder clinic in Seattle. In this episode, we talk about how writing is a therapeutic practice, a way to be a witness to your own story. This episode is an invitation to go deep into your own narrative with voice and healing. You won't want to miss this one as Carter shares three poems about writing, loving yourself, and what it means to roar!

Also, big news! We have re-released our issue on voice! Be sure to grab your copy to support women's voices on our website, along with our apparel line that will remind you to roar!

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Three Words You Need to Let Go Of Jan 22, 2019

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Join FWWR founder Megan Febuary and Artist Heather Stringer as they chat through the power of voice, what it means to be an artist (it's not what you think), and the three words you need to let go of as a woman—'I don't know.' Words have power and for so long we have been conditioned to say, 'I don't know' even when we do know. These words Heather describes as, "a slow death of the female voice."

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Creativity Can Heal The World Jan 15, 2019

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Join FWWR founder Megan Febuary and Poet Rosie Llewellyn in a fun and powerful conversation about creativity. Rosie shares her personal journey of adoption, poetry, and how it helped her step into her truest self. This episode will feel like your ease dropping on girls with lots of giggles, speaking serious truth, and will help you step past your fear into your creative breakthrough!

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How Poetry Gave Me a Voice Jan 07, 2019

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Join FWWR founder, Megan Febuary and Writer/Illustrator, Jill Landback in a conversation around the power of poetry. Jill shares vulnerably about how poetry gave her a voice through the gift of metaphor to say the unsayable. This episode is for the creative, the artistically blocked, the womxn who is still healing her story, and the lover of poetry. Dive in with us to uncover the mystery of voice and how everyone has a gift to share.

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Permission to Speak Dec 17, 2018

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In this candid interview, therapist and photographer Talitha Bullock and FWWR founder, Megan Febuary talk about the process of learning to trust your voice especially in family and religious environments where it wasn't safe too. Talitha shares vulnerably about what it was like to grow up in a conservative church where speaking openly wasn't an option and how she had to grant her own voice permission to speak through a therapeutic and deconstructive healing journey.

You can find Talitha on her instagram.

You can also find more about her work on her website.