Here Women Talk
Here Women Talk was created in 2010 by founder, Kay Van Hoesen to give women from every background an opportunity to speak and to be heard. Her statement. “No Topic is Taboo” fueled enthusiasm and created an energy that has filled this site with some of the most interesting, varied, and unique content on the internet. Here Women Talk is serious, edgy, funny, and entertaining. The group of contributors here have engaged in everything from creating their own podcast network to helping to free a trafficked teen. The common thread of support for each other has united this group regardless of religion, politics, or sexual preference. If you want be part of the energy and become a contributor that fuels Here Women Talk, let us know at https://herewomentalk.com/contact-us/
Here Women Talk Podcasts
The Rise of the Female Creator Economy: From Side Hustles to Six Figures
Women are redefining entrepreneurship through the creator economy—turning passions into profits on their own terms. Here's how they’re doing it. Not long ago, the term “influencer” felt like a trend. Now, it’s a business model—and women are dominating the space. Welcome to the creator economy, where individuals build income through content...
Chic Flip Flops That Hide Bunions
Come summer, I live in flip flops. But if you’re like me, you hate exposing your feet. The comfort of flip flops is offset by the pain of people staring at my ugly bunions and toes. Or at least, I think they’re staring. Not anymore. Now I wear flip flops that not only disguise my imperfections but also give me confidence to show my feet. It’s...
The Elephant in the Locker Room: What Women Say About Trans Inclusion in Sports
As the debate over trans inclusion in women’s sports and spaces heats up, more women are breaking their silence. Here’s what some are saying—and why it matters. For years, the conversation around transgender inclusion in women’s sports and private spaces has simmered just under the surface—policed by fear, shame, and a cultural pressure to "be...
Roe, Rights, and the Reality for Women Today
The fall of Roe v. Wade reshaped reproductive rights in America. Here's how women are navigating the new landscape and continuing the fight for autonomy. In June 2022, Roe v. Wade was overturned, ending nearly 50 years of federal protection for abortion rights in the United States. What followed was swift and chaotic—a patchwork of state laws,...
The Power of Saying No: Why Women Are Rejecting People-Pleasing Culture
More women are setting boundaries and walking away from people-pleasing behavior. Here's what’s behind this cultural shift—and what it means for mental health. In a culture that has long rewarded women for being agreeable, self-sacrificing, and relentlessly available, a quiet but powerful movement is underway. Women across generations are...
Sisterhood in Action: How Women-Led Networks Are Fighting Injustice—From Local to Global
From grassroots activism to global advocacy, women-led networks are changing the world one community at a time. Throughout history, women have relied on community to create change. Today, that tradition continues with a new wave of women-led networks that are tackling everything from trafficking and domestic violence to economic inequality and...
Modern Feminism and the Fight for All Women: Bridging Generational and Cultural Divides
Feminism is evolving. Here's how today’s women are bridging gaps across age, race, and ideology to create a more inclusive movement. The word “feminism” means different things to different people. For some, it evokes memories of bra-burning activism. For others, it’s an Instagram hashtag. But at its core, feminism has always been about one thing:...
The Midlife Confidence Surge: Why Women Are Hitting Their Stride After 50
Aging isn’t the end—it’s a beginning. Women over 50 are embracing power, purpose, and confidence like never before. INTRO:There’s something magical about 50. It’s not just a number—it’s a turning point. Far from fading into the background, women in their 50s, 60s, and beyond are stepping into boldness. They’re changing careers, starting...
Digital Self-Defense: How to Protect Your Identity, Privacy, and Peace Online
Learn practical tips to protect yourself from scams, identity theft, and online harassment with a women-centered guide to digital safety. INTRO:The internet connects us—but it can also expose us. Women are more likely to be targets of online harassment, scams, identity theft, and doxxing. Whether you're managing a business, sharing family photos,...
How to Spot the Signs of Human Trafficking in Your Own Community
Human trafficking is hiding in plain sight. Learn the red flags and what to do if you suspect someone is being trafficked. INTRO:When we think of human trafficking, we often imagine dark corners of the world far removed from our own communities. But the truth is, it’s happening in our backyards—sometimes in plain sight. Traffickers rely on...
How Trump Split the Feminist Movement
Once a united front, the feminist movement is now deeply divided—and Donald Trump may be the biggest catalyst. Here's how one man fractured a decades-old alliance. In the early 2010s, feminism felt like a force.It was cool again. Popular. Even commercialized. #GirlBoss mugs, pop-star empowerment anthems, and women flooding the workforce with...
Behind the Curtain: How Schools and Youth Leagues Are Quietly Rewriting the Rules of Women’s Sports
Across the country, schools and athletic associations are allowing biological males in girls’ sports—often without informing parents. Here's what's happening behind the scenes. If you’re a parent who assumes you’d be notified before your daughter is expected to share a locker room with a biological male—or compete against one on the field—think...
