The Rebel Tribe

Welcome to the Rebel Tribe Podcast, where empowerment meets attitude, and sass meets savvy. We're not just another podcast; we're your virtual tribe of fierce females ready to conquer the world. Join us as we smash through stereotypes, break barriers, and redefine what it means to be a woman in today's world. Get ready to see more, do more, and be more with the Rebel Tribe Podcast. It's time to unleash your inner rebel and rock the world on your terms!

The Rebel Tribe is a education podcast hosted by Melodieann Whiteley, with 129 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Melodieann Whiteley hosts The Rebel Tribe, a education show with 129 episodes published.

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  Episode #13

  Signal, Noise & the Battle for Your Attention | Kira Shishkin

  Sep 28, 20261h 3mS1

  We have access to more information than at any other time in history—but are we actually better informed? In this After Hours conversation, I sit down with Kira Shishkin, founder of Informed.now, to talk about the increasingly difficult job of separating signal from noise in a world of breaking-news alerts, social media, clickbait, misinformation, advertising, and endless demands on our attention. We explore information overload, the economics of attention, media mindfulness, sensationalism, and what happens when platforms designed to inform us are also competing to keep us clicking. Kira also shares why he created Informed.now, a simple approach to staying informed without spending your morning scrolling through headlines. I've been using it myself, and one of the things that intrigued me was how quickly I can get a sense of what's happening without disappearing down the news rabbit hole. But this conversation is bigger than any one app or news source. It's about something increasingly valuable: your attention. Who gets it? What deserves it? And how do we become genuinely informed without becoming completely overwhelmed? Grab your coffee and join us for a conversation about information, discernment, attention—and learning to recognize the signal hiding inside all that noise. Connect with Kira: Informed.now About After Hours: After Hours is where we set aside the polished talking points and have the conversations that happen when curious people sit down over coffee and follow an idea wherever it leads.

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  Episode #12

  The “Bro Culture” of Self-Help with Monica Packer

  Sep 14, 202656 minS1

  Have you ever tried to follow all the advice in a self-help book and wondered who actually has time to do all of this? I have. I even tried The Miracle Morning . It lasted about a week. In this After Hours conversation, Monica Packer and I get into what she calls the “bro culture” of self-help —and why so much of the advice women are given about habits, productivity, and personal growth doesn't necessarily take into account the lives women are actually living. Monica knows this territory well. She's a recovering perfectionist, the founder of About Progress, and the author of the newly released Sticky Habits . She even had the author of The Miracle Morning on her own podcast and challenged him about whether his system was really sustainable for women. We talk about perfectionism, habits that work in real life, why women so often think they're the problem when they can't stick to someone else's system, and how we can keep growing without trying to force ourselves into a blueprint that was never designed for us in the first place. This was one of those conversations where I could have kept talking for another hour. If you've ever thought, “This sounds great, but who has time for all that?” you're going to enjoy this one. Get "Sticky Habits" Now About Progress With Monica Packer Connect with Monica on Instagram About Progress on YouTube

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  Episode #74

  Building Financial Freedom on Your Own Terms with Ben Berry

  Sep 2, 20261h 13mS2

  What does it really mean to take control of your financial future? In this episode of The Rebel Tribe Podcast, I sit down with Ben Berry of Berry Financial Services to talk about financial independence, building wealth, and creating more choices with your money. We talk about why so many people—especially women—feel intimidated by finances, why it's important to understand and participate in your own financial decisions, and how to start taking greater control even if you feel like you're behind. Ben also shares his perspective on traditional financial advice, our dependence on Wall Street, alternative approaches to building and protecting wealth, and why financial freedom isn't just about how much money you have. It's about having options and being able to build your life on your own terms. Whether you're building a business, thinking about retirement, starting over, or simply ready to become more intentional with your money, there's plenty to think about in this conversation. Connect with Ben Berry:

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  Episode #13

  Own Your Unique Path

  Aug 31, 20267 minS1

  Have you ever looked around and wondered if you should be further along by now? It's easy to measure our lives against someone else's timeline—their career, their business, their accomplishments, even the dreams they've already checked off their list. But your life was never supposed to follow someone else's map. In this Mini Mindset Drop, I'm talking about giving yourself permission to own your unique path: the unexpected turns, the fresh starts, the lessons, the detours, and even the dreams you've outgrown. Different doesn't mean wrong. Taking longer doesn't mean you've failed. And changing direction doesn't erase everything that came before. Maybe you're not behind at all. Maybe you're simply on a path that was never supposed to look like anyone else's. Own Your Unique Path

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  Episode #74

  Work With Your Nervous System, Not Against It | Heidi Dennis

  Aug 17, 202652 minS2

  What if the goal isn’t to conquer anxiety but to stop fighting yourself? In this episode, I sit down with licensed professional counselor and Hello, Anxiety author Heidi Dennis for a refreshingly different conversation about anxiety and what happens when we stop trying to overpower our nervous systems and start learning to work WITH them. We talk about anxiety, boundaries, time blocking, burnout, people-pleasing, and why traditional productivity advice doesn’t always work for everyone. Heidi shares practical ways to understand what our nervous systems may be telling us, create boundaries that support us, and find ways of living and working that actually fit who we are. If you’ve ever wondered why pushing harder isn’t working or felt like you should somehow be able to just “get over” anxiety, this conversation offers another way to look at it. Heidi Dennis is the author of Hello, Anxiety and a licensed professional counselor. Get your copy here. Contact Heidi on her website

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