Hello Inspiring Women community!

We’re excited to bring you the latest highlights from the Inspiring Women podcast! This month, we spotlight extraordinary women who lead with courage, resilience, and vision, reminding us that progress is possible when we unite around shared purpose and values.

Now more than ever, the need to promote women's leadership is critical. In a world shaped by rapid advances in technology, shifts in politics, and the enduring fight for women’s rights, your support helps us champion the voices of change-makers.

As we gather around tables of gratitude, let’s also rally around a shared mission: to empower, uplift, and amplify women’s voices. The stories we share today shape the future we build tomorrow.

Highlights from November Episodes

💥💻🏥 Revolutionizing Home Healthcare with Deborah Di Sanzo

Deborah Di Sanzo decided early that she wanted to change the world. Innovation means making a difference. As President of Best Buy Health, Deborah is revolutionizing care delivery at home through technology.

From teaching AI at Harvard to leading global healthcare innovations, Deborah’s bold vision for the future of aging and connected care inspires us to think big.

🎙️📻💪 The Timeless Power of Public Radio: Marty Durlin & Breeze Richardson

Community radio has always been a beacon for the unheard, and together, we can ensure it remains a powerful platform for driving dialogue and action. In an era dominated by social media, the pioneers of public radio remind us of the enduring power of storytelling.

Marty and Breeze, with their rich histories in community radio, shared how authentic voices and relevant stories continue to unite and inspire communities.

🏥💪🌍 Advocating for Change: Miriam Paramore's Vision for Equity

Miriam Paramore, founder of RxUtility and the powerhouse behind Women Healthcare Leaders for Progress (WHLP), joined us to discuss her mission to simplify medication pricing and improve healthcare equity. WHLP’s advocacy for reproductive rights and healthcare access reminds us that women’s health is on the ballot.

While Kamala Harris’s presidential bid did not succeed, WHLP’s efforts highlighted key victories: abortion rights secured in seven states, historic Senate wins, and growing representation of Black women in leadership roles.

✨ Stay Inspired

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With gratitude,

Laurie McGraw

Host & Creator