Inspirational Women

Lori Johnson is the Executive Director of Washington Outdoor Women. This is a unique and important organization helping women to learn, grow, and have a great sense of discovery. It's fundamental for women anywhere but here in the northwest with our mountains, forests and waterways, WOW provides the opportunity to lear

Carrie Rickert has an amazing story to share, pulling from her book "Trauma is a Catalyst." Carrie was involved in a serious car crash that left her with a traumatic brain injury. Her mother, a medical professional, stayed at Carrie's bedside for the early weeks and chronicled her status and progress. As Carrie regains

Maria van Lieshout is an artist, illustrator, and author who has created her first graphic novel, "Song of a Blackbird." At the heart of the book is Maria’s need, a mission, to educate young people here in the U.S. A recent study revealed 63% of Millennials and Gen Z'ers did not know 6 million Jews were murdered during

Bethany Corbin is a nationally recognized health innovation attorney, author, and advocate on a mission to transform the future of women’s health. Bethany has a book due out in early fall that shares the stories, the steps for legal strategy, public advocacy, and the leadership for each of us to be self-advocates. Beth

Dr. Julie Gatza is a health educator, considered to be one of the nation's top chiropractic physicians. Each time she visits, we learn something new about improving our physical health and wellbeing. This time Dr. Julie brings us the new lesson "Poop 101," to raise our IQ on the subject and improve our digestive health

Ana Hebra Flaster has written and reported about Cuba and the Cuban American experience for national print and online media, as well as for NPR. At age 6, Ana came with her extended family as a refugee to settle in New Hampshire. In her new and important memoir, "Property of the Revolution: From a Cuban Barrio to a New