Hosted by Nancy Scanlon Koplar
Episodes
23
Latest episode
Feb 2024
Language
EN
Wife, mother, grandmother, actress, tv personality, perennial student and passionate lover of all things French! Volalá! Trying to balance all of these roles leaves me overwhelmed, overburdened, and feeling like I'm about to fall overboard! While I’ve spent many years studying and experiencing new things, the biggest lesson I’ve learned is that true wisdom comes from the experience of others. So, in my new podcast, Woman Overboard, I’m going in search of women (and occasionally men) who have achieved success while wading through the stressors of everyday life.
As facilitators for the Wife Widow Woman program in St. Louis, Patty Croughan and Peggy Cohen Voss use their professionalism and personal experience to help women navigate the dark and difficult journey of widowhood.
As Carolyn Moor says, "The biggest universal law in widowhood is that widows know widows." After losing her husband in a tragic accident, Carolyn made it her life's mission to advocate for widows around the world. Through her compassionate listening and mentoring skills, she's helped thousands of women grow in confidence, finding purpose and joy in their new lives.
In our final episode, Joy Grdnic reveals her artistic talents, describes what she loves about St. Louis and gives advice for young professionals who are starting their own business.
In the second episode, Joy Grdnic jumps from working with famous St. Louis comedian, Phyllis Diller, to the difficulty of operating a restaurant to the intricacies of making a lampshade.
In our first episode, Joy Grdnic introduces us to her award-winning restaurant, The Fountain on Locust, and she elaborates on her early stages as a radio host and comedian.
In our second episode, Christine Buck dives into her personal life including life with her famous father, Jack Buck, her parents’ divorce and raising her children.
In our first episode, we learn how Christine Buck was able to transform from her beginning as a novice broadcaster on KPLR TV to becoming highly-respected and admired in the broadcasting business.
In our second episode, Hollyce Hammond describes how her unique family inspired her to develop her website, Holding Moonbeams, a blog and lifestyle support for families with children who have Down Syndrome.
In our first episode, Hollyce Hammond shares her personal story about being a mother of a child with Down Syndrome.
In our second episode, Chancellor Beth Stroble discusses how she strives to make Webster University a warm and inclusive environment, while researching women leadership roles in higher education.
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