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This Is Woman's Work with Nicole Kalil

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Mental Health
Leadership
Women Empowerment
Personal Development
Burnout
Self-Improvement
Women's Health
Personal Growth
Emotional Intelligence
Relationships
Workplace Culture
Work-Life Balance
Authenticity
Fear
Self-Awareness
Confidence
Social Media
Self-Care
Intuition
Resilience

Together, we're redefining what it means, looks and feels like, to be doing "woman's work" in the world today. From boardrooms to studios, kitchens to coding dens, we explore the multifaceted experiences of today's women, confirming that the new definition of "woman's work" is whatever feels authentic, true, and right for you. We're shedding expectations, setting aside the "shoulds", giving our fi... more

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Women are constantly told to trust their bodies… right up until their bodies start telling them something medicine can’t immediately explain.

In this powerful and deeply validating conversation, Nicole sits down with Amy Kurtz — certified health coa... more

We call grocery workers “essential” — right up until it’s time to pay them. In this episode, Nicole sits down with journalist, activist, and author Ann Larson to unpack the hidden realities of low-wage labor, economic inequality, and the corporate sy... more

Pregnancy and childbirth have somehow become competitive sports — complete with judgment, unsolicited opinions, internet “experts,” and enough mom guilt to last a lifetime before the baby even arrives.

In this episode, Nicole sits down with labor an... more

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One of the most loaded, misunderstood, fear-filled topics women face is fertility. Because apparently we’ve all been sold two completely conflicting messages at the exact same time:

“You have plenty of time.” AND “Your eggs are basically turning to ... more

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Ann Larson
Journalist and activist writing on education debt and low wage work
The New Republic; The Chronicle of Higher Education; Fast Company; The Nation
Episode: Essential Workers, Poverty Wages, and The Real Cost of Cheap Groceries with Ann Larson | 417
Jen Hamilton
Labor and delivery nurse, viral creator, author of Birth Vibes, Stories and Strategies for an Empowered Birth
Birth Vibes (Book)
Episode: Birth Vibes: Feeling Empowered During Childbirth with Jen Hamilton | 416
Dr. Lucky Sekhon
A double board certified reproductive endocrinologist, author of The Lucky Egg
Private practice / The Lucky Egg
Episode: Fertility Myths, IVF & the Pressure Women Carry with Dr. Lucky Sekhon | 415
Catherine Price
Award-winning health and science journalist, founder of Screen Life Balance, author
Screen Life Balance / Books
Episode: Screen Time Isn’t the Problem—Your Attention Is (And Your Kids Know It) with Catherine Price | 414
Colleen Freeland
Intuitive drinking coach; host of It's Not About the Alcohol podcast
It's Not About the Alcohol
Episode: When It’s Not About the Alcohol: Why High-Achieving Women Overdrink & What Actually Needs Fixing with Colleen Freeland | 413
Liane Davey
Author, leadership advisor known as the teamwork doctor
New York Times bestselling author; leadership advisor to Fortune 500 companies
Episode: Thought Load: Overthinking, Overfunctioning & Exhaustion with Liane Davey | 413
Amanda Crowell
Cognitive psychologist, author of Great Work, creator of the Great Work Journal
Great Work / AmandaCrowell.com
Episode: Why You’re Not Doing Your Great Work (And the Identity Saboteur Keeping You Stuck) with Dr. Amanda Crowell | 412
Attia Qureshi
Founder of Attia Qureshi Consulting; co-author of Never Settle
Attia Qureshi Consulting
Episode: Same Ask, Different Outcome: The Double Standard in Negotiation with Attia Qureshi | 411
Jess Ekstrom
Founder of Headbands of Hope and Mic Drop Workshop; two-time bestselling author; Forbes top-rated speaker
Headbands of Hope; Mic Drop Workshop
Episode: Making It Without Losing It: The Truth About Motivation & Burnout with Jess Ekstrom | 409

Host

Nicole Kalil
Host of This Is Woman's Work, facilitating conversations with leaders and experts on women's professional and personal growth.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 560 ratings
  • Cutting through the BS with authentic empowerment

    This podcast creates the kind of space all ambitious women need - facts, motivation, room for nuance, and calling out BS. Love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Koni42
    United Statesa month ago
  • Keeps getting even better!

    Has stayed on my “must listen” list for a while now, and with good reason. Funny, honest and real.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kip50
    United Statesa month ago
  • So genuine

    If you’re looking for a place to get a good laugh, to learn something and to feel empowered, this is the podcast for you!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    M406MelissA
    United Statesa month ago
  • Affirming, Cogent, & Real

    This podcast is a breath of fresh air! I appreciate how affirming the content feels—there’s both wisdom and honesty here, without pretense. Nicole is such a thoughtful and gracious host. It’s the kind of show that leaves you thinking, reflecting, and feeling seen. I LOVE this show!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Miss.Darling
    United States2 months ago
  • Came for Ruchika, stayed for Nicole

    I am a huge fan of Uncompete, by Ruchika Malhotra, since I interviewed her last fall. So

    I had to listen to the most recent episode… and totally fell in love with Nicole’s real, brave, and service-minded approach to such wide ranging topics. Thank you for having these conversations, Nicole!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nderick
    United States2 months ago

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Listeners praise the host's authentic, no-fluff interview style and practical takeaways.
Guests are consistently insightful, with a strong emphasis on real-world impact.
Shows are empowering and relatable, often centering women's leadership and wellbeing.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Essential Workers, Poverty Wages, and The Real Cost of Cheap Groceries with Ann Larson | 417
Q: What can we do as consumers to ensure workers earn a living wage?
Talk to the workers, acknowledge their humanity, support policies like unions and SNAP expansion, vote with your dollars, and push for antitrust enforcement to level the playing field.
When It’s Not About the Alcohol: Why High-Achieving Women Overdrink & What Actually Needs Fixing with Colleen Freeland | 413
Q: So Colleen, thank you for being here. And I'm gonna dive us right in by asking you to help us think through when is it about the alcohol and when is it about something else and how can we even tell?
Alcohol is often a coping mechanism rather than the root issue; the solution begins with understanding the nervous system and reframing the problem as a regulation challenge rather than just a drinking problem.
Birth Vibes: Feeling Empowered During Childbirth with Jen Hamilton | 416
Q: What's the difference between birth vibes and a traditional birth plan?
Birth vibes focus on the feelings of the moment, adaptability, and ensuring you feel heard and respected, whereas a birth plan emphasizes specific steps and contingencies—it's about values guiding choices more than a rigid script.
Why You’re Not Doing Your Great Work (And the Identity Saboteur Keeping You Stuck) with Dr. Amanda Crowell | 412
Q: And I have to start with what is great work? How are you defining that?
Amanda explains great work as the work that matters the most to you personally, not what looks good on paper or to others; it's about aligning with your own sense of aliveness and integrity.
Why Good Leaders Are Quitting (And We’re Letting It Happen) with Melissa Doman | 410
Q: Why is leadership mental health such an important topic, not just for leaders, but for all of us?
Because the leadership layer sits at the core of organizational functioning; when leaders are overwhelmed or unsupported, the entire ecosystem suffers, and teams lose trust, connection, and effectiveness.

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The lineup centers on women navigating leadership, career development, mental health, and personal growth in work and life. Across episodes, listeners hear practical strategies for boundary setting, reducing cognitive load, negotiating for fair outcomes, sustaining motivation without burnout, and rethinking traditional career scripts. Guests are often researchers, practitioners, and authors who translate psychology, organizational science, and mindset tools into actionable steps for women pursuing meaningful impact. The host's approach blends candid storytelling with evidence-based frameworks, making complex topics approachable and relevant for professionals balancing ambition with authenticity. Notably, the show frequently ties personal ex... more

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2. Jen Hamilton
3. Dr. Lucky Sekhon
4. Catherine Price
5. Colleen Freeland
6. Liane Davey
7. Amanda Crowell
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