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This Is Woman's Work with Nicole Kalil

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

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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Lynda Gratton
Professor of management practice at London Business School, author
London Business School
Episode: The 100-Year Life: Reinventing Your Career, Work & What Comes Next with Lynda Gratton | 433
Salima Bhimani
Moonshot architect, CEO of 10x Responsible Tech, author of Invent Now
10x Responsible Tech; AI 2030; author
Episode: Stop Thinking Small: Moonshots, AI & Human Potential with Dr. Salima Bhimani | 432
Celeste Birkhofer
Clinical psychologist; adjunct clinical faculty at Stanford Medical School
Celeste Birkhofer, PhD
Episode: Beyond Quick Fixes: Building Better Mental Health From the Inside Out with Dr. Celeste Birkhofer | 431
Dr. Sasha Hamdani
Board-certified psychiatrist specializing in ADHD, rejection-sensitive dysphoria, emotional regulation
Focused on emotional sensitivity and book Too Sensitive
Episode: Are You Really “Too Sensitive”? Rejection, Resilience & the Science of Feeling Deeply with Dr. Sasha Hamdani | 430
Julia Sewell
Founder of The Self-Made Mom, movement and author
The Self-Made Mom
Episode: The Self-Made Mom: Redefining Success for Working Moms with Julia Sewell | 429
Dr. Jennifer Reid
psychiatrist, women's behavioral health expert, award-winning educator, host of A Mind of Her Own, author of Guilt-Free
Episode: Breaking Free from Unreasonable Expectations and Chronic Guilt with Dr. Jennifer Reid | 428
Patty Azzarello
Author, speaker, business advisor; former tech executive
Azzarello Group
Episode: Why Working Harder Won’t Get You Promoted with Patty Azzarello | 427
Erin Levine
Founder and CEO of Hello Divorce
Hello Divorce
Episode: What a “Good Divorce” Can Look Like with Erin Levine | 426
Lisa Miller
New York Times bestselling author of The Spiritual Child and The Awakened Brain; professor at Teachers College, Columbia University; founder/director of the Spirituality Mind Body Institute
Spirituality Mind Body Institute / Columbia University
Episode: CLASSIC EPISODE: How Is Your Spiritual Health? with Dr. Lisa Miller

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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 567 ratings
  • 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 States21 days ago
  • Great show!

    Nicole is an incredible interviewer and a charisma bomb!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cateycat83
    United States2 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
    Canada4 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 States4 months ago
  • 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 States5 months ago

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Listeners appreciate authentic conversations and fresh questions that create a natural dialogue rather than scripted answers.
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.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Are You Really “Too Sensitive”? Rejection, Resilience & the Science of Feeling Deeply with Dr. Sasha Hamdani | 430
Q: Dr. Hamdani, welcome to the show, and I'd love to start here. What does it actually mean to be sensitive, and individually, is there such a thing as being too sensitive, and collectively, as women, are we too sensitive?
Sensitivity is a spectrum, not a fixed trait. Some people respond deeply to triggers, others less so, and women experience hormonal fluctuations that can amplify or dampen these responses. The goal isn't to suppress feelings but to understand them, identify patterns, and develop tools to regulate emotions without losing empathy.
CLASSIC EPISODE: Holler At Your Dreams with Judi Holler
Q: What advice do you give about calling your shot?
Enter the room with confidence and ambition, aim big, and be willing to take risks; the spirit should be brave and delusional enough to believe it's possible.
CLASSIC EPISODE: Holler At Your Dreams with Judi Holler
Q: What does Holler At Your Dreams mean in practice?
It means using your voice, showing up, and taking bold actions despite fear; it's about making concrete moves toward your goals and not waiting for the perfect moment.
CLASSIC EPISODE: How Is Your Spiritual Health? with Dr. Lisa Miller
Q: What is spiritual health?
Dr. Miller explains that spirituality is an inborn capacity expressed differently across individuals and traditions, and that it can be cultivated through environment and practice, not solely through religion.
CLASSIC EPISODE: Be A Likeable Badass with Alison Fragale
Q: What are common mistakes that hurt women's status, even with good intentions?
Common mistakes include over-apologizing, concealing good news, and trying to appear humble by downplaying achievements; these behaviors signal warmth but undermine perceived competence, so a balance and selective self-promotion are advised.

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Frequently Asked Questions About This Is Woman's Work

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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1. Lynda Gratton
2. Salima Bhimani
3. Celeste Birkhofer
4. Dr. Sasha Hamdani
5. Julia Sewell
6. Dr. Jennifer Reid
7. Patty Azzarello
8. Erin Levine

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