Podcast Episode 298: You Go Girl! How We Can Support One Another featuring Jo Piazza
Picture this: a quiet family gathering, everyone’s sipping tea, and out of nowhere, a family murder mystery pops up. Is this a scene from a crime drama?
Nope—it’s just another episode of The No Guilt Mom Podcast.
But don’t worry, we’re not here to sleuth our way through family skeletons. Instead, we’re diving deep into a discussion that’s a little less murderous but no less intense: supporting women in a society that’s determined to put us in neat little boxes.
In this episode, JoAnn and Brie sit down with Jo Piazza the international bestselling author of The Sicilian Inheritance, Charlotte Walsh Likes to Win, and many more!
Together, they tackle everything from forgotten women’s stories to the mind-boggling influencer culture that tells us we’re only “good enough” if we’re sipping oat milk lattes in a spotless kitchen (ha!).
So grab your coffee (or wine, no judgment), and let’s talk about female empowerment and how we can all lift each other up. Because seriously—and to dust off my Gen X/Millennial slang—you go girl!
In this episode of the No Guilt Mom podcast you’ll learn:
- How a family murder mystery turned into a compelling narrative about forgotten women’s stories.
- A critical look at the #tradwife movement and its implications for women’s perception of gender roles and personal ambitions.
- Exploring the influencer culture and how it shapes women’s roles and expectations in society.
- Reflections on Charlotte Walsh Likes to Win and its stark portrayal of the challenges faced by women in politics.
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