In this episode of Herstories, Elaine Benfield interviews Sherean Malekzadeh Allen, a marketing expert with extensive experience in political campaigns. They explore Sherean's work in supporting local candidates and delve into the branding and marketing strategies that fueled the Biden-Harris campaign. The conversation highlights the importance of authenticity and joy in political messaging, the need to engage voters of all ages, and actionable ways to get involved in supporting candidates.

This conversation explores the various life transitions and challenges faced by Paula Lowe. Paula reflects on her resilience and the impact of her choices on her life and her children. The conversation highlights the strength and determination required to navigate difficult times and build a new life.

In this episode of Her Stories, Elaine Benfield interviews Vicki Paris Goodman, an inspiring woman who has reinvented herself after the loss of her husband.

In this episode of Herstories, Elaine Benfield interviews her son Alexander Benfield. They discuss various topics including Alexander's transition into adulthood, and his decision to take a gap year before college. The conversation explores the impact of elections and its potential consequences. Despite the concerns and uncertainties, they discuss the hope for the future and the potential for positive change.

In this episode, Elaine interviews her daughter Hannah Benfield about her journey of self-discovery, including coming out as a trans woman and being on the autism spectrum. They also explore the importance of communication and finding a passion for music.

In this episode, you will learn how to commit to yourself, showing up to live a curious, authentic, and courageous life post-divorce.

In this episode of Herstories, you'll hear from Gale Daikoku, as she shares how her cultural background ignited her dedication to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging initiatives, fostering mutual support and striving to create a lasting legacy for her children.

Patsy Sanders has been a master hairstylist for 5+ decades. Seven years she made an experiment that changed herself and her clients. Patsy says “fashion is a LOOK not an age, size, name brand or price tag.” On this episode of learning more about an image stylist and how your first impression means everything.

Listen to Dr. Lulu, a Queer, Nigerian-born pediatrician, educator, coach, corporate consultant, and CEO of Dr. Lulu’s Coaching & Consulting Lounge. We will discuss creating safe and inclusive environments for supporting LGBTQ+ children and their families.