Voices Rising Podcast

Welcome to a space where three women in different seasons of life come together to amplify the power, wisdom, and unstoppable potential of women everywhere.At Voices Rising, we share real stories, spark meaningful conversations, and shine a light on the experiences that shape us—across generations, cultures, and life journeys. Our purpose is simple: to empower, uplift, and create space for every woman ready to rise into her strength, her purpose, and her most authentic self.

Voices Rising Podcast is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 21 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.

Unknown Host hosts Voices Rising Podcast, a education show with 21 episodes published.

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  Choosing Yourself First: Dee Diaz on Leadership, Chronic Pain, and Purpose‑Driven Work

  Aug 9, 202647 min

  In this powerful episode of Voices Rising, Lynda and Marcia sit down with Dee Diaz—a purpose‑driven leader with nearly 30 years of experience in philanthropy, social impact, and nonprofit leadership. Dee has held senior roles with Look Good Feel Better, UNICEF Canada, War Child Canada, and SickKids Foundation, and now serves as a social impact strategist and consultant. Dee opens up about: -Walking into an interview for a women’s charity and findingfive men at the table—and what she said anyway -Why helping women “choose themselves first” is the realquestion behind support programs and services -The hardest decision of her life: stepping down fromexecutive leadership to prioritize a rare degenerative neurospinal condition -Learning to live (and lead) with chronic pain, body grief,and the ongoing choice to look for joy Dee also shares what she’s learned about balance,boundaries, and the “fine line between grief and joy”—and how listening to your body and your inner voice can change not just your career, but your life. If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re allowed to slow down, pivot, or redefine success on your own terms, this conversation will stay with you. For more Voices Rising, go to ⁠⁠https://voicesrisingpodcast.com/

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  The Next Level You: Identity, Self-Leadership, and the Power of Consistency

  Jul 26, 202634 min

  In this episode of Voices Rising, Rachelle, Lynda, and Marcia unpack what it really takes to reach your “next level you.” They explore why so many capable, driven women stay stuck in hesitation—even when they already know exactly what to do. You’ll hear real stories and practical perspectives on: · Why your next level is blocked more by identitythan by information or strategy · The difference between doing more work vs. doingthe right work · Fear of failure vs. fear of success—and howsuccess can feel just as scary · Evolving through life seasons: empty nest,divorce, career transitions, and reinvention · Using AI and technology as tools to add valueinstead of fearing replacement If you know you’re capable of more but feel like you’reholding yourself back, this conversation will help you rethink how you make decisions, raise your standards, and become the woman your future self will thank. For more Voices Rising, go to ⁠https://voicesrisingpodcast.com/

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  From Anxiety to Action: What Keeps Women Up at Night and How We Cope

  Jul 12, 202622 min

  In this episode of Voices Rising, Lynda, Rachelle, and Marcia dive into a deeply relatable question: What keeps you up at night? From unresolved conflict at work and the pressure of leadership, to airport anxiety, future worries, and the invisible mental load so many women carry, they unpack the thoughts that get loud after dark. The conversation explores: -How unmade decisions and avoided conversations fuel nighttime anxiety -Practical tools like time-blocking, “scheduling your worries,” and gratitude journaling -The impact of news and social media on women’s sense of safety and justice -The importance of boundaries—especially with partners—when sharing your overwhelmed mind. You’ll also hear how simple, realistic evening routines can help calm a racing mind, why sleep is non-negotiable (especially in seasons like perimenopause and menopause), and how to reframe “what keeps you up at night” from a weakness into a signal—an invitation to heal, act, or let go. For more Voices Rising, go to https://voicesrisingpodcast.com/

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  Becoming Undeniable: Curiosity, Courage, and Creating Your Own Role with Lauren Ernst

  Jun 28, 202653 min

  In this episode of Voices Rising, Rachelle and Lynda sitdown with Lauren Ernst, Chief Communications Officer at Haliburton Highlands Health Services. Lauren shares how she built a career in communications, PR, and employee enablement across tech and healthcare by leaning into her strengths, staying relentlessly curious, and boldly pitching ideas that didn’texist yet. From transforming sales training into a company-widemindset, to inventing her own internal comms and events roles, to moving from high‑speed tech into heart‑driven healthcare, Lauren unpacks what it really takes to earn a seat at the table—and become undeniable in your craft. They dive into: How to recognize and trust the voice you already have Practical ways to pitch new ideas (and even new roles) toleadership Turning imposter syndrome into fuel instead of fear Why curiosity is “secret sauce” at every career stage The difference between venting and bringing solutions What it means to pour into others while you rise Whether you’re early in your career or navigating a bigtransition, this conversation will challenge you to stop waiting forpermission, start asking better questions, and build a career that reflectsyour strengths, values, and ambition.

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  EQ Over IQ: How Owning Your Emotions Can Shape Your Success

  Jun 21, 202630 min

  In this episode of Voices Rising, Marcia, Lynda, and Rachelledive into the power of emotional intelligence (EQ) and why learning to own your emotions is one of the biggest advantages you can create for yourself—at work, at home, and in every relationship. They share honest stories from corporate leadership,including how emotional reactivity once defined their management styles, and what changed when they learned to stay calm, listen first, and lead with intention instead of impulse. From burnout and therapy to gym routines and tough feedback conversations, this episode is full of real-life examples andpractical tools. You’ll learn the four pillars of EQ—self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management—and how small shifts in each area can dramatically change your impact. If you’ve ever been told you’re “too emotional,” struggled with feedback, or want to be a moregrounded leader without shutting down your feelings, this conversation is for you. For more Voices Rising, go to ⁠https://voicesrisingpodcast.com/⁠ Connect with our community on ⁠Instagram⁠ and ⁠Facebook⁠ :@VoicesRisingPodcast.

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