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WIL Listen is the podcast of South Carolina Women in Leadership. Listen to episodes below that speak to informing, inspiring, and involving talented women with diverse and inclusive perspectives to step into leadership roles at every level. See all seven episodes of Season 1 and check out other podcasts we recommend in the table below.

Host/OrganizationPodcastLink
Roll CallEqual Time: How Black Women, America’s Invisible ‘Saviors,’ Can Rewrite the NarrativeListen Here
South Carolina Women in LeadershipSouth Carolina’s Unsung Heroes of the Civil Rights MovementListen Here
South Carolina Women in LeadershipStop Making Excuses and Avoiding Hard ConversationsListen Here
South Carolina Women in LeadershipRedistricting and How It Impacts Our Daily LivesListen Here
South Carolina Women in LeadershipThe Impact of Legislative Redistricting on Black CommunitiesListen Here
South Carolina Women in LeadershipWhy are some legislative districts so oddly shaped?Listen Here
South Carolina Women in LeadershipThe Future of Women in LeadershipListen Here
South Carolina Women in LeadershipThe Future of Our Democracy: Are We Bending Towards Justice?Listen Here
Tangia ReneeThat's What She DidListen Here
TED Talks DailyThe Likability Dilemma for Women LeadersListen Here
The Takeaway with CAWP Women Leading LocallyListen Here
Take the LeadPower to YouListen Here
Girl BossGirl Boss RadioListen Here
Lean InTiltedListen Here
Wonder Media NetworkEncyclopedia WomannicaListen on Spotify
Listen on Apple
Nicaila Mathews OkomeSide Hustle ProListen on Spotify
Listen on Apple
Harpers BazaarDare I SayListen on Spotify
Listen on Apple
Phenomenal Women LeadingPhenomenalListen Here
YWCAA Week Without ViolenceListen Here
SC Senator PodcastBourbon in the Back RoomListen Here
Shannon IveyWhat She Said ProjectListen Here
Eleanor BeatonPower + Presence + PresentationListen Here
Quanisha GreenBlack Woman CEOListen on Spotify
Brené BrownDare to LeadListen Here
Tiana RenaeCope for the CultureListen on Spotify
Listen on Apple
Her First 100kFinancial FeministListen Here