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 18 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.

Kris K hosts Kris Talks About the Wisdom of Women, a society show with 18 episodes published.

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  Episode #18

  Your ENCORE Era: How Women Over 45 Reinvent Career, Wealth & Purpose with Paula Washington

  Aug 12, 202625 min

  Business and leadership strategist Paula Washington joins Kris to share her ENCORE framework for women 45+ ready to exit what no longer serves them, discover their true strengths, and build wealth and purpose in their "encore era." They cover career reinvention, the $20.7 trillion wealth transfer to women, financial independence, and navigating caregiving and life transitions. Paula is the author of The Encore Playbook and The Encore Reset Journal. ```

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  Episode #17

  How Women Turn Life Experience Into Bestselling Books

  Aug 5, 202623 minS1

  Publishing strategist Wiebke Tasch , founder and CEO of Digital Authors , joins Kris Keppeler to explain how women can turn their lived experience into bestselling nonfiction books and memoirs. They cover how to start writing when you don't know where to begin, the "warm writing / cold writing" formula for turning personal stories into books readers can use, why the first five days of a book launch matter more than anything else, and Wiebke's own writing ritual for finishing a book fast. A practical episode for anyone thinking about writing a memoir, self-help book, or nonfiction book based on their own story.

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  Episode #16

  Healing After Loss: Grief, Brain Fog & Reinventing Your Life with Lynn Banis

  Jul 29, 202625 minS1

  Loss changes us — our identity, our roles, even how our brain maps out daily life. In this episode, Kris Keppeler talks with grief and resilience mentor Lynn Banis about why grief causes brain fog, how to find support that actually helps you heal, and how to rebuild your life and identity after loss, divorce, or a major midlife shift. A candid, practical conversation for anyone rebuilding after loss.

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  Episode #15

  She Built a 90K-Follower Law Firm With $0 in Marketing

  Jul 22, 202624 minS1

  A family law attorney explains protective orders, custody rights, and how she grew her firm to 90K followers with zero ad budget. Whitney Antoniono built WLA Family Law from nothing — no funding, no marketing budget — into a practice with a 90,000-follower community, all by teaching women the legal tools most attorneys keep behind a paywall. In this conversation with host Kris Keppeler, Whitney breaks down the real difference between filing for a protective order and filing for divorce, why shelters are more helpful than people expect, how custody's "best interest" factors actually work state by state, where AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude can (and can't) be trusted in a legal case, and what's broken — and what's working — inside family court today. If you're facing divorce, custody, or a domestic violence situation, or just want to understand how the family court system really operates, this episode is packed with the kind of information Whitney usually only shares with clients. Like to listen on YouTube? Here you go -https://www.youtube.com/@KrisKeppelerNarrates

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  Episode #14

  Why Being 'Abrasive' Makes Women Powerful Leaders

  Jul 15, 202629 minS1

  This week on *Kris Talks About the Wisdom of Women*, nonprofit consultant and founder Nicole Farrell talks about the double standard between how men and women are perceived as leaders, why she confronts bias head-on instead of softening it, the underpaid reality of nonprofit leadership, and why she built her life around financial self-sufficiency instead of relying on a partner. A candid, unfiltered conversation for women in business, nonprofit leaders, and anyone rethinking the traditional life script. ### Key Quotes - *"Every woman I know is more accomplished, more fabulous, more successful than their male counterparts of the same age."* - *"You have to get to the point where you tell them, I don't care what you say. I'm going to do this with or without your support because I support myself."* - *"The peace that you get from handling it on your own... you don't have to be reliant on anyone unless you need to or you want to, because needing to is where you get issues."*

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