Kris Talks About the Wisdom of Women

We tell the stories women actually live — the funny ones, the painful ones, and the ones that inspire us to something greater. This show is where women’s humor meets women’s leadership, where everyday moments turn into wisdom, and where we talk honestly about what it means to create, speak up, and stay visible in a world that doesn’t always make it easy. Sometimes hilarious, sometimes serious — always honest.You’ll find:• relatable stories from real women• insights on women’s leadership and visibility• Inspiring interviews with women who lead the way

Kris Talks About the Wisdom of Women is a society podcast hosted by Kris K, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Kris K hosts Kris Talks About the Wisdom of Women, a society show with 23 episodes published.

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  Episode #24

  Powerful, Not Passive: Feminine Leadership & Burnout

  Sep 23, 202618 minS1

  Emotional intelligence gets labeled a soft skill. Dr. Jacqueline Campbell calls it a strategy — and she'd know. She spent six years in the Marine Corps becoming harder and colder, then 15 years as a mental health therapist helping business owners, law enforcement officers, stay-at-home moms, and teachers find their way back to the middle. In this episode, Kris and Dr. Campbell talk about what feminine leadership looks like when it's powerful rather than passive: the leader who stays calm while everyone else rushes, who notices the detail nobody else caught, who can't be pulled before she's ready. They get into how to hold firm under pushback without barking back or folding, why people with opposite brain wiring naturally clash, and what somatic and nervous system work actually does to help someone find their voice. The last stretch is for anyone running on empty. Dr. Campbell explains why women burn out the way they do, why "I want to give, I love them" can be self-sabotage in disguise, and what it means to put yourself on your own priority list. In this episode: • Emotional intelligence as leadership strategy • Feminine confidence vs. victim mindset • Holding boundaries under pressure • Nervous system regulation and "emotional landmines" • Burnout, caregiving, and recovery

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  Episode #23

  Are We Backtracking on Women's Rights? | Morgan DeNicola on Empowerment, Economics & Community

  Sep 16, 202629 minS1

  Morgan DeNicola, Executive Director of the Denicola Family Foundation, joins Wisdom of Women to talk about the global state of women's rights — where progress is happening, where it's stalling, and what everyday people can do locally to push it forward. Topics include the Nordic model of gender equality, women's economic power, choosing female doctors, mentorship, and the Foundation's global humanitarian work. This podcast shares real stories from women who’ve lived through bias, breakthroughs, and the messy middle of becoming who they are. Every conversation honors women’s lived experiences — the wisdom, the struggle, the humor, and the truth. If you’re a woman who wants to feel seen, supported, and inspired by other women’s stories, you’re in the right place

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  Episode #22

  Leave the Title at the Door: Tina Eliana on Redefining Leadership

  Sep 9, 202629 minS1

  Leadership coach Tina Eliana joins Kris Keppeler for a raw conversation about ageism, imposter syndrome, and redefining leadership without a title. Tina shares how a health crisis reshaped her identity, why healing has to come before educating, and what's next with her book Aspire, Inspire, Lead and new podcast, Jam Sessions with Tina. Please follow and share this if you enjoyed it.

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  Episode #21

  The Frozen Embryo That Waited: Jasna Kaludjerović's Journey to Letters to an Embryo

  Sep 2, 202626 minS1

  Jasna Kaludjerović, author of Letters to an Embryo, joins Kris Keppeler to talk about her IVF journey, two miscarriages, and the divorce that left her with one frozen embryo — and an unanswered question about motherhood. She shares how she began secretly journaling letters to that embryo, why it took three years to write her book, the turning point in Jerusalem that changed her decision, and what it's like working as a woman in IT and SAP consulting in Serbia. A candid conversation about fertility, identity, and rebuilding a life plan from scratch. Jasna's book is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo.

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  Episode #20

  The "Too Assertive vs Not Assertive Enough" Trap That Women Face

  Aug 26, 202627 minS1

  Producer Melissa Lahti joins Kris Keppeler to talk about grief, the impossible double standard of being "too assertive" and "not assertive enough," building real wealth for women, and the surprising history of women in Olympic sports. A candid conversation on leadership, sexism, and communication over conflict.

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