The Baroness Podcast

Episode 20: Keep on Swimming

Join Dr. Mailhiot and listen to RCBC Adjunct Jessica Simkins share her motherly medical story with her family and son Clark, who has been diagnosed with an ultra-rare genetic disorder called Myhre Syndrome. To date, there are approximately 200 diagnosed cases of Myhre Syndrome worldwide. Support, educate, and advocate for those impacted by Myhre syndrome. Learn more about Myhre here - myhresyndrome.org.

Episode 19: I’m Fine. I’m Fine.

Dr. Mailhiot welcomes Breast Cancer Survivor and Burlington County Resident Claudine Leone's powerhouse career in advocacy and influence public policy across New Jersey. Claudine was named on Senator Weinberg’s annual Women’s Power List as one of the most influential female lobbyists, journalists, and government officials. The Baroness discusses cancer diagnosis, cancer treatment, and cancer survivorship. Cancer impacts family, children, work, and relationships differently. Every woman’s cancer journey is unique. Claudine has a very empowering story. Listen in now.

Episode 18: Hand in Hand

 
Dr. Mailhiot explores the importance of networking, career prep and experiential learning, which are the backbone of building business relationships and assist students in putting their classroom to career experience into action. Erica Franklin and Debra Klokis from RCBC’s Office of Career Preparation and Experiential Learning provide insight, tips and tricks and new innovative tools that RCBC’s students, staff and community partners can explore and connect with internship and employment opportunities.

Episode 17: Keep on Truckin’

Dr. Mailhiot steps into the world of interior design and explores the story of two remarkable women who are transforming spaces and empowering others through their creativity, sisterhood, and unwavering passion. The Baroness podcast interviews owners of the boutique design firm WidellBoschetti, Barette Widell, and Christina Boschetti. These two women are redefining the interior design industry while fostering a sense of togetherness, the transformative power of following one's dreams, embracing individuality, creating spaces that reflect beauty and functionality, and celebrating the power of women. @WIDELLBOSCHETTI • widellboschetti.com

Episode 16: Raise Your Voice, Raise Your Value.

Dr. Mailhiot steps into the realm of transformational leadership as we dive deep into the world of personal growth, professional development, and leadership excellence with renowned coach, author, and mentor Joyel Crawford. Joyel shares her profound insights, strategies, and inspiring stories to help you unlock your true leadership potential, become the driving force of positive change and make meaningful connections. Crawfordleadership.com @joyelcrawford

Episode 15: A Legal Sisterhood

Gina Passarella, Editor-in-Chief of Global Legal Brands at ALM, and Lauren Brill, Professor and Higher Education Admissions Officer, explore empowering, connecting & supporting women in law with Dr. Mailhiot. Creating a space to enable women to gain confidence, skills and “trusting the process.” Building time for your family, yourself and your career.

Episode 14: Leader, Laureate and Long COVID

Poet Laureate, survivor and professor Dr. Ann Wallace shares her journey the power of words through poetry and long COVID. Discussing connections with our world, illness and sharing stories. Join Dr. Mailhiot as she discusses Ann’s writing through her struggles, how we can save ourselves and produce narratives that inspire others.

Episode 13: Empowering Each Other

We are celebrating Women’s History Month with the Executive Director of the Alice Paul Institute, Rachael Glashan Rupisan. The centennial anniversary of the 1923 Equal Right Amendment, the Alice Paul Institute strives to develop leadership, programming, and community activism to honor the legacy of Alice Paul’s work for gender equality through education and leadership development. What does a leader look like? How to inspire women? How can we as a society empower gender equality in our world? Rachel and Brooke reflect on sisterhood, gender justice, and community strengthening. Follow API @alicepaulinstitute

Episode 12: Sisterhood

Join us for an awe-inspiring discussion honoring Black History Month with commuting sisters Deborah Price and Reverend Julia Chaney Moss. Both women are vital conductors within the human services realm and at the Underground Railroad Museum of Burlington County. Listen in as we share the pathway to plant seeds, iconic figures, and the connecting of people crossing your life. These storytellers are preserving our black history in Burlington County.
Visit https://www.co.burlington.nj.us/1415/Underground-Railroad-Museum

Episode 11: Learning is Forever

Dr. Jacqueline Agostino and Isabelle Kaddis, RCBC Life Program Instructors, storytellers and passionate women, share their inspiration for the importance of Women's History, how it's left out of our country's awareness, a wave of feminism, the power of learning and wealth of Burlington County knowledge within the RCBC community and beyond.