The ROAR Podcast

What if nothing is wrong with you...you've just never been told what's happening?

In this episode of The Roar Podcast, Danielle Davies sits down with therapist, coach, and writer Ellen Scherr to talk about a phase of life many women experience, but few fully understand.

Because for women, it doesn't start with a clear moment or a diagnosis. It starts with a feeling that something is off, something has changed, and no one seems to hav...

What if the problem isn't your confidence, but the system measuring it?

In this episode of Roar, Danielle Davies sits down with investor, founder, and power strategist, Jingjin Liu, for a conversation that dismantles one of the most persistent myths women are handed: that success is simply a matter of confidence, effort, or doing everything right.

Jingjin moved from China to Germany at 16, learned German, and rose fast in the male-do...

Far to often, we hear about sexual assault after it happens. But what if we could stop it before it begins?

This week on Roar, Danielle is joined by two women working at the forefront of an effort most people don't talk about nearly enough: prevention.

Jess Ladd and Kristin Hatcher are the co-founders of The Fund to Prevent Sexual Assault, an organization with a bold public health vision: to reduce rape in the United States by 70% by...

What if the anxiety you feel for your kids—the urge to step in, fix it, smooth it over—is actually wired into your brain? Andwhat if the wine you pour at the end of that exhausting day is quietly making everything worse?

In this episode, Danielle sits down with Jessica Lahey—educator, journalist, author of The Gift of Failure andThe Addiction Inoculation, and a woman nearly 14 years into her own recovery—for ...

What if the smallest, simplest things...are the ones that carry us through the hardest moments?

In this episode of Roar, Danielle sits down with writer and pie baker Beth Howard for a conversation that starts with something light, and becomes something much deeper.

Because at first glance, pie doesn't feel like a serious topic. But in Beth's world, it means more than one thing.

What began as baking became something else entirely, incl...

What happens when frustration becomes a lifelong operating system?

In this episode of Roar, Danielle Davies sits down with Jess Ekstrom, an entrepreneur, bestselling author, and founder ofboth Headbands of Hope and Mic Drop Workshop , for a conversation that is equal parts practical, personal, and unexpectedly profound.

 What begins with a childhood camping trip and a tangled Walkman cord quickly expands into a wide-ranging dis...

Did you ever think of the work you naturally do as a women, mom, and/or teacher, work that holds up the whole system, isn't actually harmless? In fact, Rebekah Pierce uses a different word for it: Destructive.

In this episode of Roar, Danielle Davies sits down with educator, author, and womanist, Rebekah Pierce to talk about something that feels specific to classrooms, but isn't. Because while this conversation starts with teaching...

What if the questions you've been quietly googling are the ones everyone else is asking too?

In this episode of Roar, Danielle Davies hosts a candid, unfiltered roundtable conversation about sex, the kind women usually have in whispers, group texts, or not at all.

Joined by pelvic floor PT Caitlyn Tivy, sex therapist Alex Robboy, and sexual wellness founder Lisa Kinsella, this conversation brings together three distinct perspectives...

What if belonging isn’t about finding the right space—but building one?

In this episode of Roar, Danielle Davies sits down with ChivonnAnderson for a conversation about what it really means to feel seen, safe, and fully yourself in the spaces you move through.

Because for many people, especially those navigating identity in layered ways, it’s not just about going out, showing up, or participating.

It’s about wh...

What if the version of yourself you've been taught to be...isn't actually you?

In this episode of Roar, Danielle Davies sits down with writer and speaker Sophie Jane Lee for a conversation about something many women experience, but don't always have language for: palatability.

The pressure to be:

• likeable
• agreeable
• easy to receive

And the subtle ways that pressure shapes how women speak, show up, and express themselves.

Danielle ...

Women’s visibility, leadership, and building your platform— Danielle Davies talks with This Is It Network founder Cheldin Barlatt Rumer about how women can stop waiting to be invited to the table and start amplifying their voices.

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What does it actually mean for women to be seen—and who benefits when they are?

In this episode of Roar, host Danielle Davies sits do...

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What happens when you give women five days away from their lives—with art supplies, gourmet meals, a river, a campfire, and zero pressure to be anything but themselves?

In this episode of Roar, host Danielle Davies sits down with Lisa Field—founder and director of Lucky Star, a fi...

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What does it mean for women to stay visible, powerful, joyful, and fully alive as they age?

In this episode of Roar, host Danielle Davies sits down with Pamela Redmond—novelist, Substack writer, creator of Nameberry, and author o...

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We talk about the gender wage gap like it’s a single number.

But what if that number is actually a map — one that reveals why women earn less, where inequity hides, and how we can change it?

In this episode of Roar, host Da...

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We often talk about parenting like it should exist in a bubble—lunchboxes, bedtime routines, school calendars. But as Renee Niemann makes clear, parenting doesn’t happen in a vacuum. Parenting is a political act.

In this episode of Roar, host Danielle Davies sits down with ...

We talk about “unexplained infertility” like it’s a dead end. But what if it’s actually a starting point—one that sparks innovation, agency, and a new way forward for millions of women?

In this episode of Roar, host Danielle Davies sits down with Dr. Jennifer Hintzsche, the scientist and founder behind PherDal Fertility Science, creator of the first and only FDA-cleared, sterile, at-home insemination ki...

We’re told women can “have it all.” But no one tells us what that really costs—or how to do it without burning out.

In this powerful episode of Roar, Danielle Davies sits down with Gifty Enright—author of Octopus on a Treadmill, TEDx speaker, and global expert on women’s wellbeing at work—to talk about why so many women are exhausted, overextended, and quietly falling apart behind their poli...

Alex Robboy on Desire, Shame, and Reclaiming Pleasure

We talk about self-care, balance, and burnout—but not about sex.

In this honest, funny, and deeply grounded conversation, certified sex therapist Alex Caroline Robboy, founder of The Center for Growth, joins Danielle Davies to talk about desire, shame, and reclaiming pleasure.

With decades of experience helping women and couples navigate intimacy, Alex breaks down what great ...

We talk about “midlife crises” like they’re collapses. But what if they’re actually invitations?

In this episode of Roar, Sharon Kenney Rudy—Vedic astrologer, meditation teacher, and transformational coach—joins Danielle to talk about the moment so many women reach and quietly wonder: “Is this all there is?”

Through her work in women’s studies, social advocacy, and programs like R...