For Women Who Roar

Dive into this powerful episode and hear from womxn reading letters to their younger self from our powerful collection. May the readings of these womxn inspire you write letters to your younger self as well.

Season 3 of For Women Who Roar is here and we are opening up this season with a VERY important question: what does it mean to mother yourself? Have you ever wanted to understand how to heal the younger parts of you or step into the reparenting process? This episode is for you friend!

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Do you ever feel like there is not enough to go around or find yourself in comparison with others? Friend, you have adopted a scarcity mindset to play it small and avoid your core desire. In this episode, we are talking about common scarcity mindsets, how they have served us, and how we can release them in order to step into the creative life we want.

Have you been feeling stuck, lost, creatively block? I totally get it friend and I want to help you get that breakthrough you're longing for. This episode has five steps to your creative breakthrough that is a game changer. Don't listen to this if you don't want to change, seriously... This will create transformation if you put these steps to action. Want to go even deeper? Our first Artist Way Workshop is happening as a community and I'd love for you to join us. It starts on April 19th, so get signed up ASAP to reserve your spot!

Here's the deal, we need stories interwoven in our workspaces, our relationships, our brands, and throughout our businesses. If your business has lost it's pulse, then perhaps you have lost light of story. This episode is for anyone looking to be inspired by story and wants to understand ways to integrate it into all that you do. In this episode, we talk about the power of listening, inclusion, and community, and how authentic storytelling will grow your business and expand your offerings.

I'm excited to offer you this new episode with a powerful meditation made up of our FWWR mission statement and recent weekly mantra: My voice matters. My story matters. I belong here. This is an approachable meditation to guide you into your healing, whether you are new to meditation or have done it a million times. The hope with this episode is that it awakens your believe in your voice, story, and belonging. Let's dive in.

Dive into this powerful episode with poet Thea Matthews and Megan Febuary as they chat about the power of healing through writing and creativity. Whether you identify as a writer or not, this episode is for anyone who is interested in healing their story. In this episode you will receive powerful insight into healing trauma, healing through writing, tips on spoken word, and creative prompts to empower you to find your own voice.

New year. Same me. Always healing. This is a special episode featuring our year-in-review guide to prompt you to reflect on this past year and dream for what's to come. In this episode, FWWR founder Megan Febuary will guide you through 5 categories: body, mind, spirit, relationship, and vocation to help you consider how you have been shaped by each one this year! No lie. this guide is a game changer, so don't listen unless you're ready to experience breakthrough!

Dive into this powerful conversation with contemporary artist Rebecca Slivinsky as she shares about disrupting society's beauty standards and expectations with her provocative art. You'll also her how her art was born from a place of pain and advocacy! If you are an artist, maker, or woman looking to break all the rules–then this episode is for you! 

Are you ready to dive into the powerful spoken word by Poet Thea Matthews? As if her words aren't enough, there is incredible music composition to back her as well that makes this a truly immersive experience.

Let's talk about depression in the vulnerable episode with FWWR Founder Megan Febuary. Discover why depression is especially hard to talk about for women and entrepreneurs. Get ready for honesty and powerful truth telling. There is also a creative prompt for you to draw out your feelings at the end of episode.

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In this episode, FWWR Founder, Megan Febuary will give you all tips and inspiration to get your book started! Get your pen and paper ready to jot down notes for your creative journey!

November is only days away and we are starting our first FWWR #nanowrimo challenge! What on earth is #nanowrimo? It’s were you write a book in one month. 50k words to be exact.Traditionally, nanowrimo is for novels, but we are opening up the challenge to all genres!

Dive into this powerful episode and hear from poet Cerissa DiValentino as she reads her beautiful and brave poetry. Cerissa reads four poems in this episode, one of which was from our Vol 2: LGBTQ Poems collection.

Cerissa is currently studying Creative Writing and Literature at SUNY Purchase College in Purchase, NY. Her work has appeared in The Daphne Review, the Of Love and Dedication anthology by the Live Poets Society of NJ in conjunction with Poetry!!!, the Chronogram Magazine, The Telling Room and Carthexis Northwest Press.

Enjoy this amazing conversation between FWWR founder Megan Febuary, Poet + therapist Nica Selvaggio, and YoJo Founder Jessa Messina! We talk about everything from empathy as a superpower. Permission and consent as power. And how owning one's queerness is power! You don't want to miss this empowering episode!

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Dive into this podcast episode featuring the powerful poetry by Alicia Crumpler. In this episode, Alicia reads three poems that were published in our first FWWR poetry Ebook! If you are looking for words to inspire, vulnerability, and a creative community–this is for you. These poems are titled: Then They Came Revisited, I Want to Play Baseball, and You Hate Me. Thank you for roaring with us.

Dive into the beautiful poetry by Rosie Llewellyn. She is a talented poet, yoga teacher, and artist. If you are ready to be inspired and uplifted then this episode is for you. If you like what you hear, please subscribe and review. Thank you!

Take a deep dive into this powerful poetry read by the talented Carter Umhau, writer and therapist, Carter explores with visceral language desire and longing. Get ready to be inspired as you listen. 

In this episode, you will hear the brave and beautiful poetry ready by Nica Sevaggio about her experience of adoption and perfectionism. If you are looking for creative inspiration and raw words from womxn, then this is for you. 

Are you ready to be empowered and inspired? I was privileged to sit with the amazing Founders of Future For Us that are advancing womxn of color in the workspace! We talk about what brought them to this work, what their dreams are, and where Future For Us is headed. Take a deep dive and let yourself be challenged as an ally and advocate as you listen to these brave women! 

Join in on this candid conversation with Neema Murimi and FWWR founder Megan Febuary. We take a deep dive into topics of faith, doubt, trauma, and healing. You do not want to miss this one! Neema's story will empower your voice and challenge you to step into the confidence that You Are More Than Enough. Be sure to subscribe and show us love on the reviews! 

Join in on this intimate conversation with Grief Coach Jenn Hepton as she shares how she has turned her pain into purpose. We talk through her story of miscarriage, loss, healing, and how she has come to find her voice amidst tragedy. This episode is for any women who has every felt silenced and knows the weight of trauma in their body.

Join FWWR founder Megan Febuary and Artist Heather Stringer as they chat through the power of voice, what it means to be an artist (it's not what you think), and the three words you need to let go of as a woman—'I don't know.' Words have power and for so long with have been conditioned to say 'I don't know' even when we do know. These words Heather describes as, "a slow death of the female voice." Dive into this brave and intimate conversation. Don't forget to subscribe and review!