Mulheres Elétricas, com Carol Gilberti

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Women’s lives, examined through systems and practice.

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Mulheres Elétricas brings women’s everyday pressures into contact with research and professional practice. Its interviews move from corporate leadership gaps and unconscious bias to dating-app fatigue, household labor, AI in sport, and the practical work of changing culture.

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About Mulheres Elétricas, com Carol Gilberti

Mulheres Elétricas is a serious, interview-led show about women’s public and private realities. Its center is gender, but its range is wider than a single agenda. The show moves through corporate leadership, family labor, education, technology, dating, sport, and mental health with a steady concern for how systems shape daily life. It often starts from a concrete figure or study. From there, the conversation widens. A statistic about women in C-level positions becomes a discussion of promotion pipelines, unconscious bias, and the limits of meritocracy. A finding about burnout on dating apps becomes a broader reflection on digital well-being, disposability, vulnerability, and the appeal of slow dating. A conversation about women taking on more work as they gain professional space turns toward the home, where care and logistics still fall unevenly. The show is not coldly academic. It has warmth and conversational ease, especially when guests connect policy language to lived experience. Still, it resists easy reassurance. Mentoring programs are not treated as branding exercises; they are framed as tools for visibility, access, training, and leadership formation. Domestic education is not a sentimental theme; it becomes a practical proposal for changing how boys and girls learn responsibility. Artificial intelligence in sport is handled through questions of governance, innovation, Olympic institutions, and the impact of technology on athletes and organizations. The interviews tend to respect expertise while pushing for implementation. That gives the show a useful tension: moral urgency without losing analytical control. Its best moments make inequality legible in ordinary mechanisms, such as who gets promoted, who is considered similar, who is judged by a harsher standard, who is asked to prove merit, and who carries the extra task that never appears on a job description. Mulheres Elétricas is especially suited to listeners who want women’s issues connected to research and practical change. It is reflective, reform-oriented, and grounded in the belief that culture changes through repeated, specific conversations about how life actually works.

Made for: For listeners interested in gender equity, workplace culture, women’s leadership, care work, digital behavior, and practical social change. It especially suits people who prefer research-led conversation over slogan-driven commentary.

What sets it apart: The show connects intimate pressures to institutional design, moving from dating fatigue or household labor to education, leadership pipelines, and corporate practice. Its strength is the way it turns familiar discomfort into structured public questions.

In their own words

As mulheres, em toda a sua amplitude, são o que inspiram Carol Gilberti, jornalista, empresária e colunista da BandNews FM. Carol entrevista mulheres de destaque na nossa sociedade e que têm conteúdo para falar! São as Mulheres Elétricas. Nas entrevistas, Carol discute, de forma leve e humana, assuntos do cotidiano das mulheres modernas, que, como sabemos, são múltiplas: mães, filhas, sem filhos, casadas, solteiras, antenadas, donas de casa, cientistas, empresárias e surpreendentes, sempre. Todas as terças e quintas, dentro do jornal BandNews Minas 1ª Edição, e aos sábados e domingos o pr...

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Carol Gilberti keeps asking who pays when workplace policy mistakes neutrality for fairness.

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  • to hear corporate mental health discussed beyond annual questionnaires, with AI listening put under practical scrutiny
  • to connect menopause care with SUS access and Brazil's regional, racial and socioeconomic inequalities
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women’s leadershipgender equity at workunconscious biasfalse meritocracyslow dating and digital fatiguecare work and household responsibilitymentoring and visibilityartificial intelligence in sport

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Episodes

  1. 1

    Esgotamento geração Z aplicativos de namoro

    Carol Gilberti discusses a Forbes Health study finding 79% of Gen Z experiences emotional exhaustion from dating apps.

    Apr 9, 2026·4m
  2. 2

    CRIS KERR

    Host Carol Gilberti interviews Cris Kerr, gender equity specialist, harassment expert, and professor at the Getúlio Vargas Foundation, about why corporate gender equity programs fail and how to fix them.

    Apr 8, 2026·25m·2 clips
  3. 3

    Slow taring

    This episode discusses the emerging trend of 'slow dating' as part of the broader slow living movement, referencing a 2025 Forbes Health research study about dating app behaviors among younger generations.

    Apr 7, 2026·8m
  4. 4

    Apenas dos 30 dos carros de alto escalão são ocupados por mulheres

    This episode discusses research showing only 30% of high-level corporate leadership positions are held by women, featuring an interview with gender equity specialist Cris Kerr about meritocracy and unconscious biases.

    Mar 26, 2026·4m
  5. 5

    GAMA IA NO ESPORTE

    This episode explores the use of artificial intelligence in sports, focusing on its impact on strategy, innovation, and governance during the Winter Olympics in Milan, featuring researcher Bianca Gama Pena.

    Mar 24, 2026·28m
  6. 6

    Cuidado de gênero

    This episode discusses how mentoring programs can help expand visibility and strengthen women's leadership in organizations, addressing why women still occupy a small number of high leadership positions despite often having more academic preparation than men.

    Mar 24, 2026·5m
  7. 7

    Mulheres sofrem com o acúmulo de funções no ambiente de trabalho

    This episode discusses how 74% of women report suffering from the accumulation of functions in the workplace and explores creating corporate environments that help women establish limits and balance professional and personal responsibilities.

    Mar 23, 2026·29m
  8. 8

    Desigualdades estruturais

    Mar 17, 2026·6m
  9. 9

    Aumento de 200 por cento do termo transição profissional

    Mar 12, 2026·7m
  10. 10

    MULHERES ELETRICAS 070326 E 080326

    Mar 7, 2026·23m
  11. 11

    Adriana Araújo

    Mar 3, 2026·6m
  12. 12

    SEGURANÇA DIGITAL NO CARNAVAL

    Feb 12, 2026·3m
  13. 13

    CAROL X VANESSA COSTA X MENOPAUSA

    This episode features an interview with nutritionist and former athlete Vanessa Costa discussing menopause and perimenopause topics for women's health.

    Feb 9, 2026·29m
  14. 14

    Nutricionista Vanessa Costa

    Feb 5, 2026·4m
  15. 15

    Nutricionista Vanessa Costa

    Feb 3, 2026·5m
  16. 16

    CAROL X ADV DANIELE BIAZZI

    This episode discusses processual harassment as a form of legal abuse against women in violence cases, featuring lawyer Daniele Biasi who specializes in family and succession law.

    Dec 22, 2025·22m
  17. 17

    Assédio processual

    Dec 18, 2025·5m
  18. 18

    Advogada Daniele Viazi

    Dec 16, 2025·5m
  19. 19

    CAROL X ROSANE AMARO

    This episode features an interview with Rosane Amaro, a social engagement manager at Anglo-American in Brazil, discussing her role in building relationships between corporations and local communities.

    Dec 15, 2025·24m
  20. 20

    Rosane Amaro

    Dec 9, 2025·3m
  21. 21

    CAROL X LUCIANA KINET

    This episode of MULHERES ELETRICAS features Dr.

    Dec 8, 2025·31m
  22. 22

    Como colocar os hábitos em prática

    Dec 4, 2025·6m
  23. 23

    Festa da firma

    Dec 2, 2025·8m
  24. 24

    CAROL X LORENA VILLAR

    This episode explores why celebrating is essential for mental health, featuring happiness specialist Lorena Vilar discussing end-of-year reflections and avoiding burnout.

    Dec 1, 2025·27m
  25. 25

    -Como organizar as demandas

    Nov 27, 2025·4m
  26. 26

    CAROL X FABIANE BERTA

    Hidden gem

    Host Carol Gilberti of Mulheres Elétricas interviews Dr.

    Nov 24, 2025·27m·2 clips
  27. 27

    AGÊNCIA REGULATÓRIA DOS EUA DERREUBA ALERTA DE RISCO MÁXIMO SOBRE OS HORMÔNIOS DA MENOPAUSA

    Nov 20, 2025·5m
  28. 28

    CAROL X MARINA MARZOTTO

    Host Carol Gilberti interviews Marina Marzotto, neuroscientist and co-founder of Normalize, which she describes as the first AI emotional intelligence tool in Brazil designed to help companies comply with NR1 regulation.

    Nov 17, 2025·29m·2 clips
  29. 29

    Tempo

    Nov 13, 2025·7m
  30. 30

    Redução do trabalho remoto feminino

    Carol Gilberti interviews Amanda about the reduction of remote work for women and its impacts.

    Nov 10, 2025·25m·2 clips