Women Serve Too
Women Serve Too is the unapologetic voice of the modern woman warrior. Hosted by veteran Brittinie Wick, this podcast is dedicated to amplifying the stories of women who serve—past, present, and future. Each week, we dive into the real, raw, and remarkable journeys of military women and veterans navigating service, identity, motherhood, entrepreneurship, mental health, and life after the uniform. From transition struggles to triumphs, Women Serve Too is a safe space and community for sisterhood, growth, and purpose. Whether you're still in, recently transitioned, or long out but still carrying the weight of service—you’re not alone. Listen in, feel seen, and remember: Women serve too—and we always have.
Episodes
In this episode, Hadon McKinley shares her inspiring journey from a C-130 navigator in the U.S. Air Force to a coach empowering women to regulate their nervous systems, banish burnout, and find calm amidst chaos. Her story highlights the importance of unlearning military hustle culture and embracing self-awareness for a more fulfilled life.
Key Topics
- Hadon’s military career and lessons learned in leadership and resili...
In this episode, Brittinie Wick hosts a dynamic discussion with Tina Street and Alycia Pouch, two women whose military backgrounds have shaped their journeys into entrepreneurship, law, and community service. They share candid insights on transitioning from military to civilian life, mentorship, overcoming challenges, and giving back to their communities.
Key Topics Covered:
- How military service instills...
In this episode, Brittinie Wick interviews Deb Parsons, a 25-year veteran of the Air Force, who shares her journey into military service, the challenges she faced as a woman in leadership roles, and the importance of camaraderie among veterans. They discuss the significance of support groups for women veterans, the alarming rates of homelessness and suicide among female veterans, and the need for community involveme...
In this episode, Leah Stiles shares her inspiring journey from military service to advocacy, shedding light on the often overlooked issue of eating disorders within the armed forces. Discover how her personal struggles fuel her mission to create a supportive community and drive change.
Key Topics:
- Leah’s military background as a Navy senior chief and photographer
- How 9/11 impacted military training and mental healt...
In this episode of Women Serve Too, Brittinie Wick interviews Cait Conley, a Hudson Valley native, Army combat veteran, and national security expert. Cait shares her journey from West Point to leading high-stake missions in special operations, her motivations for running for Congress, and her vision for empowering women in the military. The conversation delves into the challenges of political polarization, the impor...
In this episode, Brittinie interviews Kendra Cook, U.S. Army veteran and founder of Warrior Diva Outdoors. Kendra shares her military journey, the impact of mentorship, and the often-overlooked challenges women veterans face when transitioning out of uniform. She breaks down the importance of strong support systems, especially for women navigating VA benefits, employment, and mental health resources.
Tailored to San ...
In this episode, Amber Culotta shares her inspiring journey from enlisted service in the Air Force to becoming a logistics officer in the reserves. She discusses the challenges of transitioning from active duty, the importance of educational benefits, and the need for supportive communities for women in the military. Amber emphasizes the power of advocacy, leadership, and the ability to pivot in one's career pa...
Krendra Harralson shares her journey from a decorated combat medic in the US Army to a passionate advocate for women veterans. She discusses her transition to civilian life, her involvement in pageantry, and her efforts to support homeless women veterans. Krendra highlights the challenges faced by women veterans, including homelessness and mental health issues, and emphasizes the importance of community and resilien...
In this episode, Taylor Ullom shares her journey as a disabled US Air Force veteran and the executive director of Heroes Encore, a program based in Omaha, Nebraska, dedicated to helping veterans heal through music. She discusses her personal experiences with trauma, loss, and the importance of breaking the stigma surrounding mental health. Taylor emphasizes the healing power of music and community support, detailing...
In this episode, we welcome Dr. Samantha Weeks, a pioneering figure in the United States Air Force. With an impressive career as the first female solo pilot on the Air Force Thunderbirds, Dr. Weeks shares her remarkable journey from military service to her recent role in the FinTech industry. Her story is one of resilience, leadership, and unwavering dedication to service.
Dr. Weeks takes us through her early inspira...
In this episode, Amanda Rebhi shares her journey as a major in the US Air Force, discussing her experiences at the Air Force Academy, her career in space operations and NATO, and her advocacy for women's health issues following her personal loss of a pregnancy. She highlights the importance of bereavement and convalescent leave for military women and the systemic issues within military obstetric care. Amanda&ap...
In this episode, Amanda Holland shares her journey as a MQ-9 sensor operator in the Air Force, discussing the challenges she faced as a female in a male-dominated field, the importance of leadership, and her experiences with personal loss and professional growth. She highlights the need for better support systems for women in the military, particularly regarding health issues and uniform fitment. Amanda's story...
In this episode, Dr. Sarah Secor-Jones shares her unique journey from joining the Army at 17 to becoming a Navy physician. She discusses the challenges women face in the military, the importance of building networks, and how to navigate leadership roles. Dr. Secor-Jones emphasizes the significance of mentorship and creating a supportive environment for others, especially women in male-dominated fields. In this conve...
In this episode, Brittinie Wick interviews Shannon Hough, the CEO and founder of Shields of Sisters, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting women veterans who have experienced military sexual trauma. Shannon shares her personal journey, including her military service, the sexual assault she endured, and the subsequent creation of her organization to help others heal. The conversation delves into the challe...
In this episode, Emily Foreman shares her journey as a 13N Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Launch Officer in the United States Air Force, discussing the challenges of balancing military duties with motherhood. She highlights her involvement in the Women's Initiative Team, aimed at improving the quality of life for service members, especially women. Emily reflects on the importance of prioritizing self-care w...
In this episode, Rachel Oswalt shares her journey as a military mental health advocate, discussing her experiences in the Navy, the challenges faced by women in the military, and the stigma surrounding mental health. She emphasizes the importance of finding one's voice and advocating for change within the military mental health system, highlighting the need for transparency and support for all service members. ...
In this episode, Brittinie Wick interviews Elizabeth Estabrooks, a consultant and advocate for women veterans. They discuss Estabrooks' military experience, the challenges faced by women in the military, and her work in social justice, particularly focusing on survivors of personal violence. Estabrooks shares her journey from military service to becoming a voice for women veterans, highlighting the importance o...
In this episode, Amanda Mae Sauceto shares her journey as a woman veteran, discussing her enlistment in the Air Force just before September 11, her various roles during her military career, and her transition to civilian life. She emphasizes the importance of mental health advocacy for women veterans, the challenges they face in feeling validated and supported, and the need for community connections. Amanda also hig...
In this episode, Doris Sumner shares her extensive military career and personal journey, highlighting the challenges faced by women in the military, particularly regarding gender discrimination and sexual harassment. She discusses her transition from a truck driver to a human resources manager and equal opportunity advocate, emphasizing the importance of creating a supportive environment for women in the military. D...
In this episode of Women Serve Too, host Brittinie Wick interviews Jane Babcock, a veteran and County Veterans Service Officer, who shares her military journey and her advocacy for veteran benefits. Jane discusses her experiences in the military, the importance of understanding veteran benefits, and the challenges faced by veterans, particularly in navigating healthcare and educational opportunities. She emphasizes ...
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