Women of War

Women of War is a raw, resonant podcast series that dives into the duality of battle—both seen and unseen. This isn’t just about combat; it’s about every kind of war women face. From the front lines of military service to the emotional trenches of trauma, healing, caregiving, and resilience, this series is a tribute to the women who’ve worn the uniform, carried the burden, and kept fighting. Hosted by Olivia Nunn, a combat-tested veteran and mental health advocate, Women of War shares the deeply personal, often untold stories of female veterans, nurses, law enforcement officers, and everyday women whose lives have been shaped by conflict, loss, love, and reinvention. This is more than a podcast—it’s a space to break the silence, rewrite the narrative, and stand in the power of shared truth. Each episode explores the strength, complexity, and courage of women who have battled both the war outside and the war within—and survived to tell their story.

Women of War is a government podcast hosted by Olivia Nunn Communications, with 13 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.

Olivia Nunn Communications hosts Women of War, a government show with 13 episodes published.

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  Women of War

  The Legacy Keeper: Edna Cummings and the Fight to Honor the 6888th Ep. 13

  Feb 24, 202644 minS0

  <p>Some women make history. Others make sure it’s never forgotten.</p> <p>In this unforgettable episode of Women of War, we sit down with Edna Cummings, a trailblazing Army colonel (Ret.) and national advocate who has spent the last several years ensuring that the legacy of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion—the first and only all-Black, all-female unit deployed overseas during World War II—receives the honor it long deserved.</p> <p>From her own distinguished military career to her tireless work behind the scenes pushing Congress to award the Congressional Gold Medal to the “Six Triple Eight,”...

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  SLAY to Success: Reclaiming Power, Purpose, and Possibility with Rochelle Hemingway Ep. 12

  Feb 17, 202654 minS1

  <p>From military boots to bold leadership boots, Rochelle Hemingway’s story is one of transformation, tenacity, and triumph. In this episode of Women of War, we sit down with the trailblazing CEO and Founder of SLAY to Success®, LLC—a woman who shattered ceilings throughout her 30+ year career in the United States Air Force, culminating in her role as the highest enlisted leader on a base of over 8,000 personnel.</p> <p>Rochelle shares how growing up in a military family shaped her worldview, and how she developed a leadership style rooted in authenticity, resilience, and purpose. We dive deep into...

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  From Convoy to Camera: Michelle Horn’s Journey Through War, Words, and Legacy Ep. 11

  Feb 10, 202649 minS1

  <p>In this powerful episode of Women of War, we sit down with Michelle Horn, a retired U.S. Army veteran whose 21-year career spanned battlefields, briefing rooms, and broadcast stations. Michelle opens up about her extraordinary journey—beginning as a transportation officer commanding convoys through Kuwait and Iraq, and later transitioning into a public affairs officer whose voice carried the stories of our servicemembers to global platforms.</p> <p>We talk about grit, adaptability, and storytelling as a form of service. Michelle shares what it was like navigating high-stakes media relations at the Pentagon as the spokesperson for the Of...

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  From Cockpit to Camera: Jennifer Bennie’s Mission to Preserve Legacy Ep. 10

  Feb 3, 202650 minS1

  <p>What happens when a trailblazing Navy helicopter pilot trades her flight helmet for a microphone and a camera?</p> <p>In this episode of Women of War, we sit down with Jennifer Bennie, a retired Naval Aviator and founder of Walk With History, a dynamic storytelling platform honoring those who came before us. From serving aboard the USS Jarrett and USS Tarawa to becoming a powerful advocate for preserving history through media, Jennifer’s journey is a remarkable blend of service, passion, and purpose.</p> <p>We talk about:</p> <p>Breaking barriers as a woman in military aviation</p>...

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  The Longest March: Legacy, Leadership, and the Unseen Strength of a Warrant Officer with Wendy Wayman Ep. 9

  Jan 27, 202636 minS1

  <p>After over 40 years of active duty, Wendy Wayman retired as the longest continually serving active-duty warrant officer in the United States Army. But this isn’t just a story of longevity — it’s a masterclass in resilience, technical mastery, and breaking barriers in some of the Army’s most specialized and misunderstood ranks.</p> <p>In this episode, Wendy shares what it means to serve with unwavering commitment across decades of military transformation — from the Cold War to Operation Iraqi Freedom. As a signals intelligence and electronic warfare expert, Wendy didn’t just operate in the shadows — she became the connective...

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