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This Is Woman's Work with Nicole Kalil

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

This Is Woman's Work is a top-ranked, Ambie Award-nominated self-improvement podcast for women redefining success on their own terms, exploring confidence, leadership, relationships, careers, personal growth, and the choices that shape our lives. 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 co... more

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We tell women to speak up, set boundaries, advocate for themselves, negotiate for more, and stop waiting for permission. Great advice. But there's one tiny problem: What the hell are we actually supposed to say?

Because knowing what you want and kno... more

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Women are taught to be agreeable, accommodating, self-sacrificing, and well-behaved. To stay quiet, make everyone comfortable, and take up as little space as possible.

Yeah, no thanks.

What if the goal isn't to become a better-behaved woman, but to... more

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We've traded ancient oracles and crystal balls for algorithms, but our desire to predict the future hasn't changed. Today, AI predictions influence everything from hiring and healthcare to loans and personal decisions. But predictions aren't facts, a... more

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What happens when a confidence expert has a wardrobe malfunction in front of hundreds of women? One hell of a lesson in self-trust.

After an 11-week European sabbatical, Nicole Kalil returned to the keynote stage feeling rusty, nervous, and full of ... more

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Recent Guests

Carissa Véliz
Associate professor at the University of Oxford's Institute for Ethics in AI and author of Privacy Is Power and Prophecy
University of Oxford
Episode: PROPHECY: From Ancient Predictions to Artificial Intelligence with Carissa Véliz | 446
Stacy S. Kim
Social scientist, life coach, founder of Life Junctions, and author
Life Junctions
Episode: Envy: Why Wanting What They Have Is the Key to Getting What You Want with Stacy S. Kim, Ph.D. | 445
Christina Wing
Harvard Business School senior lecturer and author of Unspeakable: The Taboo Topics We Avoid and How to Talk About Them
Harvard Business School
Episode: How to Have the Hard Conversations with Christina Wing | 444
Natalia Emanuel
Economist and co-author of In Person: How Working Together Fuels Creativity, Productivity, and Growth
Episode: Remote vs. In-Person Work: What the Research Says With Natalia Emanuel | 443
Amy Edelman
Founder of IndieReader and Pretty Prepared, and co-author of The Emergency Playbook
Pretty Prepared
Episode: How to Prepare for an Emergency with Amy Edelman and Chris Begley, PhD | 442
Chris Begley
Archaeologist, professor, wilderness survival instructor, National Geographic Explorer, and author
Episode: How to Prepare for an Emergency with Amy Edelman and Chris Begley, PhD | 442
Denise Brown
Author of For My Sister Nicole, Love Shouldn't Hurt
Author/Advocate
Episode: Love Shouldn't Hurt with Nicole Brown Simpson's Sister, Denise Brown | 441
Olivia Fox Cabane
Author of The Charisma Myth and world-leading charisma expert
Charisma Myth (author)
Episode: The Charisma Myth with Olivia Fox Cabane | 440
Pamela Meyer
Leading expert on deception detection, author of How to Read the Room
Pamela Meyer (Author/Expert)
Episode: How to Read the Room with Pamela Meyer | 439

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Nicole Kalil
Host of This Is Woman's Work, guiding the interview and topic introduction

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 571 ratings
  • One of my faves

    I love this podcast. Nicole has a gift for creating conversations that are honest, thoughtful, and genuinely useful. She asks great questions, gets beyond the surface, and brings on women with so much wisdom to share. I always walk away with a new idea, a fresh perspective, or something I want to put into practice in my own life and work. Such a smart and inspiring listen for women navigating all the different seasons of their careers and lives.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CescaSun
    United States2 months ago
  • Amazing Podcast

    Nicole is so full of wisdom herself, which made it such a pleasure to have a conversation with her about how to move beyond quick fixes and create more meaningful transformation over time.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. Birkhofer
    United States2 months ago
  • Great show!

    Nicole is an incredible interviewer and a charisma bomb!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cateycat83
    United States3 months ago
  • Thoughtful Host

    Sometimes it feels like podcast hosts are asking the same questions as everyone else. The result is that the guests seem bored to answer the questions. Nicole brings fresh questions and the result feels more like a conversation and less like the guest spouting the same canned lines and platitudes. It’s so nice to listen in on what feel like really authentic dialogues.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lianedavey
    Canada5 months ago
  • Tailored and impactful for women

    Nicole’s podcast is phenomenal. She makes sure to bring guests that drive high impact for her audience, and the content is fun, accessibly and witty. It’s a pleasure listening to her episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AttiaQ
    United States6 months ago

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Guests consistently drive high-impact discussions and practical takeaways for listeners.
The host is described as compassionate, clear, and empowering, with a knack for making complex topics approachable.

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How to Have the Hard Conversations with Christina Wing | 444
Q: What are the biggest mistakes we make when we are starting a difficult conversation?
Wing identifies assuming in advance what the other person will say and waiting too long to begin the conversation.
How to Have the Hard Conversations with Christina Wing | 444
Q: Based on your research and experience, what makes a topic feel unspeakable in the first place?
Wing says people may avoid raising a topic because they fear retaliation, face a power dynamic, or do not know how to approach it. She notes that the range of topics people hesitate to discuss has expanded.
Envy: Why Wanting What They Have Is the Key to Getting What You Want with Stacy S. Kim, Ph.D. | 445
Q: How do we turn our envy or use our envy toward action instead of allowing ourselves to sit in just the thinking about it or the resentment of it?
Kim recommends connecting envy to meaningful work or relationships, identifying the underlying desire, and choosing one small action to take next.
Envy: Why Wanting What They Have Is the Key to Getting What You Want with Stacy S. Kim, Ph.D. | 445
Q: Why do you think treating comparison and envy as things to avoid or overcome is the wrong approach?
Kim says comparison and envy are natural social responses that provide information. Comparison helps people learn about themselves and how to belong, while envy points to something they want.
PROPHECY: From Ancient Predictions to Artificial Intelligence with Carissa Véliz | 446
Q: How do we use AI without giving up that agency?
Véliz recommends learning how AI works, questioning who benefits from its predictions, and choosing tools with stronger privacy protections and more control over data and settings.

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What is This Is Woman's Work about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A thoughtful, human-centered show focused on women's work in all walks of life, from entrepreneurship and leadership to parenting and everyday impact. Episodes feature authoritative guests—researchers, authors, and practitioners—discussing practical strategies for growth, balance, and authentic leadership, often challenging conventional wisdom about success, resilience, and gender dynamics. The host guides conversations with warmth and clarity, frequently weaving actionable takeaways, sponsor integrations, and real-world stories that empower listeners to redefine what “woman's work” means for their lives. The show stands out for its mix of scholarly insight, practical parenting and productivity tools, and a consistent emphasis on community,... more

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Recent guests on This Is Woman's Work include:

1. Carissa Véliz
2. Stacy S. Kim
3. Christina Wing
4. Natalia Emanuel
5. Amy Edelman
6. Chris Begley
7. Denise Brown
8. Olivia Fox Cabane

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