Women of Impact - YouTube show

A critical thinking approach to personal growth and development. We dive into the "why' we do the things we do and how to change unhelpful behavior into productive, resourceful behavior. This is a show about learning how to make the right decisions and create healthy, happy relationships. As a top Education and Self-Development podcast since 2013, The Overwhelmed Brain caters to a mostly female audience (about 75%) and appeals to listeners older than 24 mostly. For more details, our media kit can be found here: https://theoverwhelmedbrain.com/media-kit/ I treat advertisers as partners and always read ads with heart and passion. Because my show teaches values and integrity, and the strong relationship I've developed with the listeners, they have come to expect me to provide them relevant, honest information. This comes into play when I read endorsements on the air, increasing the likelihood for a higher ROI. Would love to create a win-win-win for all of us (you, me, and the listeners). Let's work together so I can share your product or service with the world.

Reading Women is a weekly podcast inviting listeners to reclaim half the bookshelf. We interview authors and review books by or about women of all backgrounds and experiences to help readers fill their to-be-read stacks with a diverse range of titles. ***Show is weekly, posting every Wednesday. Listed reach is per episode*** The show has been featured on The Washington Post, Bustle, Book Riot, BuzzFeed, and Electric Literature. Each year, the podcast hosts the Reading Women Award, which recognizes outstanding books by or about women; and the Reading Women Challenge, which encourages listeners and followers to read outside of their comfort zone, with over 2,000 comments on Goodreads and many hundreds more participants on Instagram. The show is part of the Lit Hub Radio network, which reaches over 1MM downloads per month across over 15 podcasts. The network is also integrated on the Lit Hub website with a player widget; the site reaches over 3MM readers per month, and all episodes are published as an editorial feature as well as promoted across its social channels (1MM+ reach) and daily newsletters (200,000+ subscribers).

Once Upon a Crime is a true crime podcast that’s written, produced and edited by me, Esther Ludlow. Each series covers one type of crime and details specific cases within that topic. Some of the episodes in the series “Fatal Fans” covered John Lennon’s murder and Ronald Reagan’s assassination attempt. In “Killer Kids” I detailed the case about America’s youngest serial killer as well as the only known female school shooter - a 16-year-old girl. In other series I’ve covered crimes in the art world, the tragic or mysterious deaths of musical icons and and killer couples. I have a very loyal audience and it grows every week. Besides listening to the podcast I also have listeners who interact with me frequently on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and a Facebook fan page. I write each one of my episodes and my listeners have come to feel they “know” me and I love to offer them discounts and testimonials about great products and services. I haven’t had any official sponsors yet, but, for example, I asked them to make a donation to their local animal shelter over the holidays and I got a lot of great feedback of people sharing where they donated. I’m a storyteller and plan to incorporate any sponsors ads into the fabric of the show so that it feels seamless and organic and really connects with the audience.