The ROAR Podcast
The ROAR Podcast
Podcast Description
🎙️ Welcome to Roar! 🎙️
Ready to turn up the volume on women’s voices? Join host Danielle Davies as she spotlights bold, trailblazing women who are smashing ceilings, breaking rules, and leading with purpose.
From fearless entrepreneurs to world-changing activists, Roar brings you real conversations with women who are reshaping the future. Whether it’s about building businesses, sparking social change, or owning your power, each episode is packed with stories, ideas, and inspiration to fuel your next move.
💡 If you’re ready to find your voice and make some noise, this is your space.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of women's empowerment, health, advocacy, and social change, featuring episodes that discuss important topics like menstrual wellness, self-defense, and innovative health solutions. For example, Episode 2 features Anna Hall discussing the importance of privacy in period tracking with her app, Embody, while Episode 4 centers around Rachel Honeyman's self-defense strategies for women.
🎙 Welcome to The ROAR Podcast.
Hosted by Danielle Davies, ROAR features curious conversations about women, culture, and the systems shaping our lives.
Each episode explores a surprising truth about women’s experiences, from the gender pay gap to infertility, aging, motherhood, sexuality, power, and the invisible forces shaping our world.
Through thoughtful conversations with writers, journalists, activists, and experts, ROAR uncovers the stories and patterns that help us better understand women’s lives today.
If you’ve ever thought “Why didn’t anyone tell us this?” you’re in the right
What if belonging isn’t about finding the right space—but building one?
In this episode of Roar, Danielle Davies sits down with ChivonnAnderson for a conversation about what it really means to feel seen, safe, and fully yourself in the spaces you move through.
Because for many people, especially those navigating identity in layered ways, it’s not just about going out, showing up, or participating.
It’s about whether the space was ever designed with you in mind to begin with.
Danielle and Chivonn explore what happens when that sense of belonging is missing, and what it looks like to create something different.
Together, they talk about:
🔥 The difference between being included and truly belonging
🎤 Why many spaces feel neutral, but aren't actually designed for everyone
🧠 The experience of navigating environments where you're not fully seen
🌿 What makes a space feel safe vs. performative
💥 The decision to build something instead of waiting for it to exist📣 Why specificity matters when creating community
👑 What it means to design a space with intention
⚡ How physical environments shape how we show up
Chivonn's work reminds us that belonging isn't passive, but rather purposefully created, shaped, and protected.
This conversation is for anyone who has ever walked into a space and felt like they had to adjust themselves to fit it.
🔑 Key Takeaways
- Belonging is not the same as inclusion.
- Not all spaces are designed for everyone.
- Feeling safe in a space changes how you show up.
- You can create what doesn't exist.
- Intentional design matters, especially in community spaces.
🔗 Links mentioned in this episode
Marsha's South Street🎧 Related Convos
Building creative communities with Lisa Field
Why representation still matters with Lauren Albrecht
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