In this touching episode of the She Ventures podcast, host Georgina Miranda welcomes Gina Moffa, a licensed psychotherapist, and author, to delve into the often unspoken topic of grief. Gina's vast experience in trauma therapy and her personal journey through loss provides a heartfelt and insightful conversation. Learn more about Gina's upcoming book: Moving on Doesn't Mean Letting Go.

A compelling conversation with Sonali Fiske, the visionary force behind Revolutionary Voices Take the Mic. Sonali’s journey as a Sri Lankan American woman and a leadership consultant for Black, Indigenous, and women of color has ignited a powerful movement seeking to disrupt racial disparities, leadership, power, and wealth disparities.

Sandra Velasquez the founder of Nopalera, a vibrant Mexican botanical bath and body brand. In this candid and enlightening episode, Sandra shares her remarkable founder's story, taking listeners through the journey from ideation to the triumphant launch of her brand.

Nopalera is a culture-forward brand that celebrates and elevates Mexican Heritage while offering high-quality bath and body products made with nopal (prickly pear cactus).

Martha Yolanda Diaz, founder of Itacate Foods. In this episode we learn how Martha went from—Idea to Reality-Bringing Latin Food to the Backcountry. Itacate means food for the journey. With the lack of diversity in the outdoors in general, she didn’t see her culture reflected in the backcountry menu. She shares how she built a brand and business for adventurers with great taste and strong values.

Jennifer Van Buskirk, Executive Vice President & General Manager of Mid-Markets at AT&T Business. Jennifer empowers connections through tech innovation. In this episode—Women in Tech-Carving Your Own Space— she shares with us some of her over 20 year journey at AT&T, how she became an Intrapreneur, and advice for women in Tech and STEM looking to grow and carve new paths for themselves in today’s world.