In this powerful episode of Queen Me, we sit down with Therese Pitman - Director of Student-Athlete Development at the University of Pittsburgh and a former Division I lacrosse player. From her time as a multi-sport high school athlete to leading one of the most impactful departments in college athletics, Therese shares how she turned sideline moments into stepping stones, why supporting athletes off the field matters more than ever, and how she’s shaping the future of inclusive, purpose-driven sports leadership.

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Jen Welter—the trailblazer who broke barriers as the first female coach in the NFL. Jen opens up about her groundbreaking journey, the hurdles she faced, and her mission to inspire the next generation of women in sports.

This episode features a recap of Season 2, focusing on female founders and leaders. The discussions revolve around personal growth, entrepreneurship, empowerment, and practical steps for unleashing one's inner queen, with insights from various guests.

In this episode, we discuss the significance of morning routines and how they can set the tone for a successful day. Ashley shares personal insights and three key constants in her morning routine: a good read, a brain workout, and meditation, explaining how each contributes to her daily productivity and mental clarity.

We are going to help you achieve your personal “queen me!” and find your voice through seven prime categories. Our show isn’t just top women in the industry sharing their insight and advice…it’s a network of women, myself included, outlining ways we found our inner queen and how you can too.

Janice Liu is a business and technology leader serving as the co-founder of Filling the Gap, a Toronto-based non-for-profit women’s empowerment conference. She has founded numerous start-ups and advises new entrepreneurs on everything business.

Dr. Lucy Houghton is an award-winning speaker, author of the Courage Cultivation Theory, and co-author of the Post Burnout Growth Theory. Her research focuses on the importance and role of courage in women’s leadership and the intersection between courage and wellbeing.

Dr. Iris Orbuch is the Director of the Advanced Gynecologic Laparoscopy Center in Los Angeles and New York City. She is a fellowship trained Endometriosis excision surgeon and the author of Beating Endo: How to Reclaim Your Life from Endometriosis.