In this episode, MARYAM SHOJAEI , an heroic champion of women's rights in Iran who successfully lifted the ban that kept women in her country from attending professional soccer games, and is the author of the just-published memoir Azadi Means Freedom: Fighting for Gender Equity Through the World's Most Popular Game, discusses her passion for promoting women's rights to attend sporting events. She is interviewed by Sheila Weller, a journalist and author specializing in women’s lives, social history and feminist issues. who has written extensively for Vanity Fair, Glamour, the New York Times Styles, Book Review and Opinion sections and other publications. Her eight books include the bestseller Girls Like Us: Carole King. Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon and the Journey of a Generation.

Dominique Debroux is a producer, entrepreneur, nutritional chef, and co-creator of Wise Women – Humanity’s Untold Origins, a documentary reframing menopause as an evolutionary transition into wisdom and leadership.

In her latest book, 'From Madness to Mutiny: Why Mothers Are Running From the Family Courts and What Can Be Done About It,' Dr. Amy Neustein examines the serious dysfunction of the nation's family courts - a dysfunction that too often results in the courts' failure to protect the people they were designed to help.