Hosted by Lucie Bigaud · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 83 episodes
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Celebrating Women, One Story At a TimeOrdinary Women is a podcast dedicated to amplifying the voices of women and increasing their representation in society. Each week, we feature a new guest who shares her unique perspective on womanhood and the personal or professional project she’s proud to have done.In these 30 to 40-minute conversations, we dive deep into the diverse stories, backgrounds, and experiences of women from all walks of life. Our mission is to give women a platform to be heard, inspire listeners, and celebrate the extraordinary impact of every woman’s story.
Lucie Bigaud hosts Ordinary Women, a society show with 83 episodes published.
Through her well-curated newsletter, Vipasha helps you understand what the algorithm wants to take your content creation to the next level. In this episode, we also talked about being loud, becoming a mother and creating
Ever seen anyone (most likely your grandparents) staring at their smartphone like it's written in ancient hieroglyphics? Meg teaches you how to use ever changing technology to advance your career. In this episode, we als
Are you familiar with how hard the food industry is? Viktoria wasn’t before she started running her food truck. In this episode, we talk about having a company while being a mother, moving abroad and running a podcast. O
In an industry where female faces were rare, Julissa didn't wait for change to happen - she decided to drive it herself. In this episode, we also talk about being the first generation to go to uni, improving diversity in
To finish her masters at London College of Fashion, Justine directed a short film exploring how women’s workwear in the workplace. In this episode, we also talk about speculative design, body storming, and women friendsh
How do you pivot from law to gender equality without the ‘right’ background? Lauren shares how she built a platform—through videos, blogs, and events—as a way to break into her dream field and make a real impact. In our
Berenice has been challenging and breaking generational curses her whole life - and she tells it with a contagious energy! During our chat, we talked about her modelling career, challenging the circumstances and resilien
Irina is a wellbeing guide and she built her company with her SHAPE method, based on three pillars: mindfulness, movement and meditation. We talk about being disconnected from your body, being an immigrant and spending a
What if your dreams held the key to your next big adventure? Namita used one of hers to write her new children’s book. In this episode, we also talked about self-publishing books, dreams, and the little voice inside our
Every time I get a minor cold, I admit I search for a cure online - and I know I’m far from being the only one. To help us navigate the information in the health sector, and counter misinformation that can harm our lives
“Be impossible to ignore” - if you have one thing to remember from this episode, it’s this sentence, which is Shereese’s moto. In this episode, we talked about being your authentic self, thought leadership and ghost writ
Ely travels a lot, and mostly alone. She has created a notebook for anyone travelling alone full of tips, journal prompts, funny games and much more. We also talked about social justice, managing events and living abroad
Andra is training to become a relationship therapist, and we had a very insightful conversation on why self regulation is important, especially during conflicts. We also talked about extreme sports, sorority and self reg
Having a community at work is so important, especially in industries where our demographics are underrepresented. In today’s episode, Lucie walks us through how she implemented a new chapter of Connecting Women in Techno
From her bicultural upbringing to flourishing her business, Yennie takes us through her life and how big events shaped her current mindset and helped her find what she loves doing. Listen to her talk about navigating a m
Have you ever struggled to find good representation of your identity in media? Jenny is too - so she’s writing a book. Listen to her talk about the Ninja turtles, neurodiversity and moving from Costa Rica to Sweden. Ordi
Natasha uses her artistic talents to help people build their sanctuary, whether at home, in their office, or any other space. Listen to her talk about home, living in the jungle, and photography. Ordinary Women aims at i
Vaishnavi has many talents and achievements, and recently, in particular, has been advocating for neurodiversity in the workspace. Listen to her talk about jigsaw puzzles, neurodiversity and visual representation. Ordina
As a business coach, Jenny works to make people’s life at work a bit easier. Listen to her on what makes a great leader, her dog and her books. Ordinary Women aims at increasing the #representation of #women in society b
Aside from her job, Veronica has a big passion for arts. She creates mainly through writing and photography. Today we’re talking about self-confidence, walking to get inspiration and getting over the fear of rejection. O
Helen Clark
Former Minister of New Zealand and former Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme · Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health
1 appearance on this show
Lauren
clinical animal behaviourist · Lazy Dog Restaurant and Bar
1 appearance on this show
Claudia
Marketing Expert & Trauma-Informed Coach · theScoliCoach
1 appearance on this show
Lucie
The Home Of Dog Professionals · Mamba Bites
1 appearance on this show
Jenny
mindset coach and creator of The You First Method · Eco Auto NW
2 appearances on this show
Brooke Shaden
1 appearance on this show
Natasha
senator · Nigeria’s Senate
1 appearance on this show
Veronica
owner · The Nookie
1 appearance on this show
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