Women’s stories, healing, purpose, and power.
Empowerography gives women generous room to tell the long version of their personal and professional journeys. Brad Walsh guides conversations through resilience, identity, business, healing work, and the meaning people make from hard seasons.
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Empowerography is a warm, interview-led podcast about women’s stories, inner change, and the work that grows out of lived experience. Its conversations are spacious. Brad Walsh usually opens by positioning the guest’s journey as something that may help other women who are walking through a similar season. From there, the episodes settle into a steady rhythm of biography, reflection, and encouragement. Guests describe pain, reinvention, healing practices, business creation, creative work, and spiritual identity. Kristen Brown brings the language of self-healing, true worth, and inner power. Jill Nixon connects prosperity to sovereignty, breathwork, intuition, shamanism, and energy healing. Frankie Picasso’s episode turns toward women-led media, coaching, art, and cultural influence. Kim Herline’s conversation brings together transformational coaching, entrepreneurship, writing, boutique hotels, vacation rentals, and masterminds. Other episodes move into listening, soulful branding, faith, medical intuition, space clearing, oracle cards, and past life regression. The show’s range is broad, but its emotional center is consistent. It treats personal history as a source of authority. It also treats vulnerability as a form of strength, especially in Brad’s Corner, where Walsh reflects on what many conversations with women have taught him about masculinity, isolation, and being known. The result is intimate rather than polished to a hard shine. Conversations can wander, repeat, and breathe. That looseness is part of the appeal for listeners who want encouragement, spiritual openness, and a sense that each guest has time to arrive at the point in her own way. Empowerography sits at the intersection of women in business, personal growth, alternative wellness, and purpose-driven storytelling. It is most at home with listeners who prefer sincere transformation stories over tactical checklists, and who are comfortable when entrepreneurship blends with intuition, healing, faith, and meaning.
Made for: For listeners drawn to women-centered life stories, personal growth, coaching, spiritual practice, and purpose-led entrepreneurship. It especially suits people who prefer warm, patient interviews over tightly edited advice shows.
What sets it apart: Empowerography stands out through its slow, affirming interview style and its willingness to connect business success with healing, intuition, faith, self-worth, and vulnerability. Brad’s Corner also turns the archive of women’s conversations into personal reflections on strength and connection.
Welcome to Empowerography, the premier podcast platform dedicated to bringing powerful women to an empowered stage. Host, Brad Walsh, having spent his corporate career in the world of A/V technology, felt that there was a greater story waiting. Brad was introduced to the world of Boudoir Photography and he immediately fell in love with the empowering mission and message behind boudoir photography. Being immersed in this world and seeing the life-changing effects it had on women helped to reveal his true calling—creating space for women to see themselves in a light they normally don't get to see themselves in. Brad realized this work was his life's purpose, so he left my AV tech career to pur…
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Brad Walsh connects women's personal histories with practical questions about caregiving, wellbeing, independence, and spiritual health.
Empowerography gives women room to explain how their work grew out of personal experience, with Brad Walsh guiding each interview through generous prompts and frequent affirmation.
One microphone, wildly different lives - your appetite for candid women's stories gets plenty of room here.
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A thoughtful invitation to think more broadly about treatment and healing.
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A steady, humane starting point for special-needs planning before families are forced into urgency.
Planning for a child with special needs is treated here as both a practical responsibility and an emotional one. Manoti Rajput frames the work around hard possibilities: death, disability, and a longer life than parents may have expected to plan for.
A grounded conversation on women's voices, social impact, and the human cost of waste.
Frankie Picasso's visit to Empowerography sits at the intersection of women's voices, coaching, advocacy, and a plain-spoken concern for waste that could be redirected toward people in need.
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
SaaS operators on scaling, pricing and AI, metrics included.
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Host Brad Walsh interviews Frankie Picasso, a Canadian socialpreneur and co-founder of G Woman Media.
Host Brad Walsh interviews Minoti Rajput, a certified financial planner and chartered special needs consultant.
Jillian Reilly says change is an “inside out job,” because a boss cannot grant the permission she describes on Empowerography.
Empowerography host Brad Walsh interviews Clover Lam, a post-divorce wellness coach and founder of The Divorce Glow Up, about rebuilding identity, finances, health, and relationships after divorce.
Empowerography host Brad Walsh interviews Yole Berlage Buccellati, an independent sensemaker, leadership coach, and author who reframes high sensitivity and deep thinking as leadership capacities.
This episode features an interview with Kristen Brown, a personal growth author and mentor, discussing radical responsibility, healing trauma, and reclaiming true worth for women's empowerment.
This episode features an interview with Jill Nixon, a shamanic prosperity mentor, discussing how women can reclaim sovereignty and find true prosperity beyond money and external validation.
This episode features an interview with Frankie Picasso, a socialpreneur and co-founder of G Woman Media, discussing her vision for building a woman-led media empire and her impact on women's empowerment.
This episode features an interview with Kim Herline, a transformational coach and entrepreneur who discusses her multifaceted success blueprint combining coaching with boutique resort businesses.
The host shares his personal journey of redefining strength from traditional masculine ideals of dominance and control to embracing vulnerability, emotional honesty, and authenticity as the true path to connection and empowerment.
Brad Walsh opens by framing Empowerography as a place for women's voices, stories, journeys, and successes.
Brad Walsh speaks with Corbin Chase.
Empowerography host Brad Walsh interviews Sam Ritchie about leaving what she calls the “spiritual closet” and working as a certified angel guide, space clearer, Oracle-card reader, and past-life regression practitioner.
This episode features vocal empowerment coach Sloane Reali discussing how to use your voice confidently to seize opportunities and make an impact, particularly for women seeking to amplify their presence.
Host Brad Walsh interviews inner peace coach Marie Bodine about her practices for helping women find peace and empowerment through breathwork, cold therapy, and mindset training.