Embracing Your Voice

Are you a woman of color who feels like you work in spaces that don’t invest in your success? Do you feel like you’re expected to be less than who you are to make your co-workers comfortable?You know being “authentic” at work doesn’t apply to you?Have you gotten the advice to be “twice as good” to succeed at life and work?Are you tired of playing by someone else’s rules (that don’t apply to others) to have the life and career you want?Well this is the right podcast for you.Embracing Your Voice Podcast is an intentional space for ambitious women of color who want to create a life and career that taps into their expertise, talent and passion while being unapologetically themselves. Navigating life and career as a women successfully and authentically is challenging because many spaces aren’t built for us especially for women of color. If you know you are capable of doing so much more but wondering what to do about it? On this podcast you’ll hear from amazing women of color who by

Embracing Your Voice is a business podcast hosted by Atima Omara, with 52 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Atima Omara hosts Embracing Your Voice, a business show with 52 episodes published.

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  Episode #14

  Bonus Episode: 2026 Midterms Preview: What 2024 and 2025 Election Data Tells Us with ’ Roshni Nedungadi

  Feb 3, 202642 minS4

  <p>We’re back from hiatus with a deep-dive political conversation you’ve probably been craving. Atima is joined by returning guest Roshni Nedungadi, founding partner and Chief Research Officer at HIT Strategies, to break down what happened in the 2024 and 2025 elections, why turnout shifted among young voters and voters of color, and what it all means as we head into 2026.</p><p>This episode focuses on the big question: how do Democrats win when trust is low, costs are high, and voters are exhausted by chaos—and what does the data say voters actually need to hear to show up?</p...

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  Episode #13

  Bonus Episode: The Double Tax: Beauty, Labor, and Inequity for Women of Color w/Anna Gifty Opku-Agyeman

  Nov 18, 20251h 29mS4

  <p>In this episode, I am joined by my guest, the brilliant award-winning economist Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman writer, founder, and speaker, to discuss her new book: The Double Tax: How Women of Color Are Overcharged and Underpaid.</p><p>We dive deep into the unseen labor and costs that women, especially women of color, navigate daily—whether it’s managing societal expectations around beauty, facing structural inequities in the workplace, or advocating for change in a world resistant to it. From colorism and the “hot girl tax” to pay transparency, unionization, and the power of community, Anna shares candid insights, expertis...

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  Episode #12

  Season 4 Finale: Why Your Voice Matters More Than Ever

  Sep 30, 20259 minS4

  <p>In the season finale of Embracing Your Voice, Atima reflects on the themes of Season 4—centered on women of color in business—and the lessons we can all carry forward. From navigating setbacks in traditional workplaces to carving out new paths that honor who we really are, this episode is both a look back and a rallying call for what’s ahead.</p><p>IN THIS EPISODE:</p>Why embracing all of who you are is a radical act of leadershipThe hard truths about workplace setbacks for women of color in 2025Why side hustles, freelancing, and entrepreneurship can provide both s...

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  Episode #11

  Building Ecosystems, Not Empires: Gelaine Santiago on Culture, Identity, and Ethical Business

  Sep 9, 20251h 13mS4

  <p>This week, I’m closing out the season with a conversation that looks a little different. Most of our past guests have been service-based entrepreneurs, but today we’re diving into the product and retail side of things. My guest is Gelaine Santiago, an award-winning entrepreneur who lives and works at the intersection of entrepreneurship, social justice, and cultural identity.</p><p>Gelaine is the co-founder and CEO of Cambio & Co., a Filipino jewelry brand, and Sinta & Co., which focuses on Filipino weddings. Both companies are rooted in sustainable livelihoods for artisans in the Philippines. In this conversation, we talk...

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  Episode #10

  From Foster Care to Founder: Grace Yung Foster’s Path to Inclusion and Empowerment

  Aug 12, 20251h 23mS4

  <p>In this episode, I sit down with Grace Yung Foster, a Korean adoptee, foster care alumna, and NYU MBA graduate who shares her powerful story of navigating identity, systemic barriers, and the nonprofit world. Grace opens up about growing up in white environments, the struggle with internalized racism, and how becoming a mother sparked a turning point in embracing her heritage and herself. Now, as the founder of the Inclusion Initiative, Grace is creating spaces for adoptees and foster youth of color to find community, mentorship, and professional support that she didn’t have.</p><p> IN THIS EPISODE:</p>...

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