Unapologetically Her
How often do we find ourselves saying, "If I knew then what I know now?" As young women, many of us have longed for someone to guide us through the uncertainties of adulthood—a voice of reassurance to remind us to live boldly and embrace who we are unapologetically.
Join Natalie Nadeen and her inspiring guests as they share personal stories, tackle taboo topics, and offer practical life lessons. Together, they aim to empower the next generation of young women to thrive with confidence, authenticity, and purpose.
Recent Episodes
April 24, 2025
Challenges and Qualities for Female Leaders | Feat. Urmi Hossian
In this episode, Natalie Nadeen interviews Urmi about her work in the nonprofit sector, which focuses on women's empowerment and leadership. Urmi shares her motivation for working in this field and emphasizes the importance of giving back to the community. They discuss the need for more women in le…
March 13, 2025
The Six Pillars of Self-Care: A Guide to Self-Discovery | Feat. Ericka Nicole
In this episode, Natalie Nadeen interviews Erika Nicole, the host of the "Behind the Silk" podcast and the founder of the skincare brand Silkenn. During the episode, Ericka reflects on the importance of self-care, highlighting the six pillars of self-care: physical, emotional, intellectual, sensory…
Feb. 20, 2025
Balancing Responsibilities While Chasing Your Dreams | Feat. Coach AJ
In this episode, Natalie Nadeen speaks with Coach AJ, a life and self-improvement coach, about the challenges of balancing responsibilities while pursuing your dreams. They discuss the importance of asking for help, creating boundaries, and prioritizing self-care. Coach AJ shares her personal journ…
March 24, 2023
From Classroom to Camera: Teaching, Representation, and Filmmaking | Feat. Laurie Townshend
In this episode, Natalie Nadeen interviews her former teacher, Laurie Townshend, who has been a middle school teacher for 22 years. They discuss the challenges and obstacles Laurie faced as a Black female educator, the importance of representation for students, and the lack of diversity in the teac…
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