Her Own Words is dedicated to amplifying the voices of everyday women. Every Tuesday, episodes feature personal essays that explore topics of love, resilience, adventure, and everything in between. Hosted by Yennifer Pedraza, who is on a mission to support and uplift women by sharing their inspiring stories and celebrating their pursuits to live bravely.
đđď¸In this weekâs episode, Grace Riordan shares her essay, âComing Home to Love and Friendshipâ reflecting on a romantic betrayal and her deep appreciation for her friends and community, who helped her find solace and guided her through the turmoil.
During our conversation, Grace opened up about romantic heartbreak and the unconditional support she received from her friends. She shares how journaling has been a significant o...
đđď¸In this weekâs episode, Jean Duffy shares her essay, âEmbracing the Late Bloomer,â reflecting on her experience building self-confidence and finding a community of women on the soccer field.
Growing up with a family that moved often, Jean was shy and struggled to find her place, but this changed when she pursued a career in engineering and worked with a coach to embrace her self-confidence. During our conversation, she sh...
đđď¸In this weekâs episode, Margaret Ăzemet shares her essay, âTo Mi or Not to Mi, My Turkish Conundrum,â reflecting on her adventures as an expat in Turkey, navigating language barriers, love, and the humor found in cultural mishaps.
During our conversation, Margaret spoke about her whirlwind romance, the decision to move to Turkey, and how she navigated language barriers and built relationships with her husbandâs Turkish fa...
A Note Before We Start: This content mentions childhood abuse, addiction, suicide, and gun violence. These are sensitive topics so please honor yourself as you move forward.
đđď¸ In this weekâs episode, Jennifer Inglis shares her essay, âTelling Elouise,â reflecting on her experience navigating the loss of her brother and sharing the news with her daughter.
During our conversation, Jennifer opened up about being faced wi...
Todayâs episode of Her Own Words features Andi Pollinger đđď¸
In this weekâs episode, Andi shares her essay, âSwiping Left Over 60,â reflecting on her experience finding love at 62 in a dating scene that had shifted from serendipitous real-world encounters to finding love through online profiles.Â
During our conversation, Andi shared her experience of finding love again after a long marriage, and how watching the fearles...
Todayâs episode of Her Own Words features Djofa Tavares đđď¸
Note Before We Start: We form bonds with our biological mothers in the womb, but not everyone gets to develop that relationship. This might be a sensitive topic so please honor yourself as you move forward.
In this weekâs episode, Djofa shares her essay, âMy Motherâs Daughter,â reflecting on her complicated mother-daughter relationship as she grapples with feel...
This is Her Own Words, a podcast dedicated to amplifying the voices of everyday women through stories of love, resilience, adventure, and everything in between. Hosted by Yennifer Pedraza.
Season 1 begins on April 16th, and episodes will air every Tuesday. Listen wherever you get your podcasts đ
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