Female Fridays
Female Fridays
Podcast Description
On Female Fridays, we go beyond the résumé to reveal the real stories of women leading with courage, complexity, and heart.Hosted by Rachel Keller — a journalist at heart and a Vice President by trade — this podcast features unfiltered conversations with extraordinary women in healthcare, senior living, entrepreneurship, and beyond.These are the stories behind the titles: breaking glass ceilings, navigating imposter syndrome, redefining power, and building legacy on their own terms.If you're craving deeper, more human stories of leadership — the doubt, the pivots, the quiet wins — you’re in the right place.Because true leadership was never just a title.Tune in each Friday for real talk, emotional insight, and the truth behind what it really takes to lead.
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Content Themes
The podcast focuses on themes of leadership among women, with specific topics such as overcoming imposter syndrome, career pivots, and breaking glass ceilings. For example, episodes feature conversations about women in healthcare and entrepreneurship, with discussions on practical leadership tips, personal transformations, and the human side of professional journeys.
On Female Fridays, we go beyond the résumé to reveal the real stories of women leading with courage, complexity, and heart.
Hosted by Rachel Keller — a journalist at heart and a Vice President by trade — this podcast features unfiltered conversations with extraordinary women in healthcare, senior living, entrepreneurship, and beyond.
These are the stories behind the titles: breaking glass ceilings, navigating imposter syndrome, redefining power, and building legacy on their own terms.
If you’re craving deeper, more human stories of leadership — the doubt, the pivots, the quiet wins — you’re in the right place.
Because true leadership was never just a title.
Tune in each Friday for real talk, emotional insight, and the truth behind what it really takes to lead.
She jumped out of airplanes. Negotiated million-dollar public health deals. Graduated from Johns Hopkins.
But when it came time to start her family, Priya Rednam-Waldo thought: how hard could a baby be?
In this episode of Female Fridays, I sit down with Priya, a former Army officer, licensed perinatal therapist, and founder of Healing Home Counseling Group, a 7-figure practice supporting mothers and families.
Priya opens up about her journey from West Point to postpartum, including traumatic pregnancies, adoption, and the identity shifts that shook her as a high-achieving woman.
Together, we dive into:
✨ The biggest lies we’ve been told about motherhood and career
✨ Why even top executives, surgeons, and founders struggle to feel worthy of support
✨ The truth behind buzzwords like work-life balance and work-life integration
✨ What it looks like to build your “motherhood playbook” before the storm hits
✨ How guilt, ambition, and invisible labor show up long after the newborn phase
And for the first time, I’m bringing your voices in. I asked Priya the questions you sent me about balancing ambition and caregiving, traveling for work while parenting, and how to truly support mothers — even if you’re not one yourself.
Whether you’re a mom, a leader, or someone who simply cares about mothers, this is a conversation I think you’ll carry with you.
Website : www.priyarednamwaldo.com
Instagram: @priyarednamwaldo
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