Carrie On! with Carrie Murray

Carrie On! with Carrie Murray

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Brave the Bucket List: Midlife Adventures, Sisterhood & Soulful Travel

✨ Episode Summary: This week on Carry On!, we dive into passport stamps, personal growth, and the power of travel with the dynamic founders of Two Peacocks Travel — Sandy and Ana. What started as a post-pandemic soul-searching trip with their kids turned into a globe-trotting mission to empower women to reclaim adventure and connection in midlife. From Machu Picchu birthdays to hot air balloons over Morocco, this episode will ignite your wanderlust—and maybe even get you booking that long-dreamed trip. Discover how this woman-owned boutique travel company curates immersive, impact-driven group adventures across Cuba, Peru, Morocco, and beyond—while building lasting friendships along the way. ✈️ Whether you're newly empty nesting, post-divorce, recently retired, or just craving meaning and movement—this episode is your permission slip. 👯‍♀️ Guests: Sandy & Ana Founders of Two Peacocks Travel 🌍 twopacockstravel.com 🎧 Two Peacocks Podcast available on Apple & Spotify 🌏 In This Episode, We Explore: How two hospital administrators pivoted to full-time travel curators Why adventure in midlife matters more than ever How their group travel model helps women make deep connections—fast Tips for solo female travelers (from passport prep to personal safety) What sustainable, impact-driven travel really looks like 🧳 Featured Trips & Signature Destinations: 🌍 Cuba (authentic connection, giving back, local immersion) 🐪 Morocco (hot air balloons, sisterhood, surprise belly laughs) 🏔️ Peru (Machu Picchu magic, bucket list dreams come true) 🌸 Oaxaca (Day of the Dead with mezcal & meaning) 👣 Camino de Santiago (spiritual 78-mile walk across Spain) 💬 Quotes to Carry On: “We give women the permission they didn’t know they were waiting for.” – Ana “You can start something new at any age. This is our third chapter—and we’re writing it boldly.” – Sandy “Don’t wait for someone to say yes. Be your own yes. Book the trip.” -Ana 👥 Let’s Connect: 🌐 Website: TwoPeacocksTravel.com 📸 Instagram: @two_peacocks_travel 📺 YouTube: Two Peacocks Travel 🎧 Podcast: Two Peacocks on Apple & Spotify 📘 TikTok & Facebook: Two Peacocks Travel 📣 Shoutouts: ✨ Stacey Beaman of BeWomanMarketing.com – helping purpose-driven entrepreneurs show up professionally online ✨ Everyday Action – nonprofit partner helping extend impact beyond the trip 👍 Don't Forget To: 🔔 Like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don’t miss an episode 💬 Comment with your dream destination 🌍 Share this with a woman who needs adventure in her next chapter

She Raised 3 Daughters Solo—Then Built a Dermatology Empire

Carrie On! Episode: What happens when the kids leave the nest… and you still have dreams left to chase? In this heartfelt and motivating episode of Carry On!, host Carrie Murray sits down with Harvard-trained dermatologist, hair restoration expert, and mom of three, Dr. Meena Singh, for a raw and empowering conversation about motherhood, legacy, aging, and what comes next. As Carrie prepares to send her daughter off to college, and Dr. Meena reflects on raising her children solo while building her medical practice, the two women explore the grief, grit, and growth of midlife transitions—and how to reinvent yourself without losing yourself in the process. From skincare tips in your 40s and 50s to the emotional toll of an emptying nest, this episode blends vulnerability, expert insight, and sisterhood. Whether you're navigating college drop-offs, career pivots, or crow’s feet, this one’s for you. Guest: Dr. Meena Singh Board-Certified Dermatologist & Hair Transplant Surgeon 📍Founder of Skin and Hair Center, Overland Park, KS 📸 Instagram: @drmeenasingh 🌐 Website: skinandhaircenter.com 💡 What You'll Learn in This Episode: -What it's really like to drop your first kid off at college -The bittersweet beauty of reclaiming your time post-motherhood -How Dr. Meena built her career while raising 3 daughters solo -The surprising truth about women’s hair loss after 40 How legacy and community shape our definition of success 💬 Quotes to Carry On: “You have 18 years where your household is a certain way—then it changes forever.” – Dr. Meena Singh “I raised this child. I’m a single mom. She’s alive, she made it. That’s legacy.” "My daughter met Ruby Bridges. That’s not history—it’s our present.” 🌍 Sponsors Who Support This Show: 🎒 Two Peacocks Travel – Curated small group travel for women in midlife 📚 RFC 21 – Transforming public child welfare with integrity & innovation 💻 Be Woman Marketing – Helping women-owned businesses grow with confidence Let’s Connect: 📺 Watch more episodes: YouTube.com/@CarrieOnShow 🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts Follow Carrie: https://www.instagram.com/_carriemurray_/

From the First Black Miss Alabama to Ted Talk Coach: The Power of Storytelling with Toni Purry

🎙 Carrie On! Episode: Amplify Her Voice: From Miss Alabama to Media Powerhouse with Toni Purry In this deeply inspiring episode, host Carrie Murray is joined by speaker, author, and communication strategist Toni Purry—founder of Shaping Narrative and creator of Ready for TED. Toni’s journey from a determined college student chasing scholarships to becoming the first Black Miss Alabama USA, and later a top-tier PR agency owner, is nothing short of extraordinary. Together, they explore themes of confidence, legacy, and the power of storytelling as a tool for influence, reinvention, and liberation. ✨ Key Talking Points: The power of voice: Why Toni believes there’s a cultural agenda to silence women—and how storytelling disrupts that. The origin of confidence: How Toni’s childhood and relentless pursuit of the Miss Alabama crown shaped her grit and mission. Four B’s of narrative power: Be curious, be scrutinizing, be willing to reject, and be optimistic—Toni's method for rewriting both public and personal narratives. Signature talks & thought leadership: Toni’s three-part recipe—values, expertise, and personal story + a dash of confidence. The birth of Ready for TED: An intimate 8-week program helping women craft their TEDx-worthy talk rooted in truth and transformation. 👑 Quotes to Carry On: “When women speak up and share their stories, other women see themselves—and they feel less alone.” – Tony Purry “You can’t just suck it up anymore. Confidence is a muscle—and we have to work it.” “If they won’t build you a stage, build your own.” 📣 Mentioned in This Episode: 🔹 RFC21 – https://www.rfc21.com/ 🔹 Two Peacocks Travel – https://www.twopeacockstravel.com/ 🔹 Ready For TED – https://www.readyforted.com/ 👥 Let’s Connect: 🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts & Spotify 📸 Follow Carrie: @bra_network 📸 Follow Tony: @tonypurry 🌐 Learn more: https://www.carrie-murray.com/ 📢 Don't Forget: 👍 Like this episode 📝 Comment below with your favorite takeaway 🔔 Subscribe & hit the bell so you never miss an episode 📬 Share this with a woman whose voice needs to be heard #CarrieOnPodcast #TonyPuri #AmplifyHerVoice #WomenInLeadership #TEDxTalk #ConfidenceCoach #SignatureTalk #MyHypeBook #StorytellingPower #MidlifeReinvention #WomenSupportingWomen #PublicSpeaking #SpeakerTraining #WomenInPR #EmpoweredVoices #NarrativeStrategy

Boundaries & Your Enneagram, Tracy O'Malley Shares How Your Enneagram Number Impacts How You Say No!

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🎙️ Carrie On! – Episode: “Saying No, Setting Boundaries & the Enneagram Edge with Tracy O’Malley” Host: Carrie Murray Guest: Tracy O'Malley - https://tracyomalley.com/ – Enneagram Expert, Leadership Coach, Business Biohacker Episode Summary: In this empowering and hilarious episode, host Carrie Murray dives into the complicated world of boundaries, saying no, and personal reinvention—with the brilliant and blunt Tracy O’Malley. Known globally for her transformative work with the Enneagram, Tracy breaks down why setting boundaries is so hard (especially for women), how people-pleasing shows up in different Enneagram types, and why saying "no" might be the most loving thing you do for yourself and others. Carrie kicks things off with a deeply personal (and hysterical) story about how she nearly took a job on a cruise ship just to avoid confrontation. Tracy unpacks the psychology behind these kinds of decisions and shares how understanding our Enneagram type helps us break free from cycles of self-abandonment, burnout, and resentment. In This Episode You’ll Learn: Why saying “no” feels so damn hard—and how to make it easier How the Enneagram is an “atlas for your soul” (and not just another personality quiz) How different types struggle with boundaries in unique ways What it means to be a “yes person” vs a “no queen”—and how to find your sweet spot 3 game-changing tips to create space for miracles in your calendar 📍Connect with Tracy O’Malley: Website: tracyomalley.com Podcast: The Enneagram Edge (400+ episodes!) Instagram: @tracy_omalley LinkedIn: Tracy O’Malley This episode is sponsored by: Be Woman Marketing – Strategic websites + done-for-you marketing magic. bewomanmarketing.com Two Peacocks Travel – Curated global adventures for women seeking growth & sisterhood. 2peacockstravel.com RFC 21 – Transforming public child welfare systems with equity and purpose. rfc21.com Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/carrie-on-with-carrie-murray/id1829193172 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2icI2dCIVgJUacoXTEsOrM?si=648c9767e7ae491e YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@carrie_murray

Carrie On! with Carrie Murray - Season 1 Trailer

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Carrie On! This isn’t just a show. It’s a rally cry. It’s where we unpack the beautiful, brutal, bold moments of midlife and beyond. The second (or third) act. The rebirths, resets, and the radical audacity it takes to start over, especially when the world says you should’ve had it all figured out by now. Because as we grow older (and wiser, with any luck), we don’t stop evolving. We keep shifting careers, renegotiating relationships, rediscovering our passions, healing past wounds, and building something new from the ashes. Carrie On! was born from that place. And I’m inviting you to come along. Each episode features raw, real conversations with fearless entrepreneurs, truth-tellers, and changemakers who are rewriting the rules and their own stories. No matter what generation you belong to, if you’ve ever felt like you had to carry it all alone, this show is for you.

Why White Women Need to Talk About White Supremacy

🎙️ Carrie On! This is one of those conversations that stays with you. Host Carrie Murray sits down with Dr. Akilah Cadet — founder and CEO of Change Cadet, Forbes Next 1000 entrepreneur, public health practitioner, and author of White Supremacy Is All Around: Notes from a Black Disabled Woman in a White World — for a frank, unflinching discussion about the systems white women navigate, enable, and can choose to disrupt. In this episode: The Supreme Court's recent rollback of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 — what happened, why it matters, and why it was predictable The through-line connecting the end of affirmative action, the end of DEI, and now voting rights How white women's comfort with whiteness has shaped election outcomes — and continues to The crucial difference between being an ally and being an accomplice The upstream/downstream framework for thinking about activism and prevention Why critical thinking — not social media — is the most important tool we have right now What it actually looks like to get comfortable being uncomfortable Dr. Cadet also shares a preview of her next book, connecting narcissism to supremacism, and reflects on the role her late grandmother continues to play in her daily life. About Dr. Akilah Cadet: Dr. Akilah Cadet is the founder and CEO of Change Cadet, a consulting firm helping organizations embed belonging into their culture, strategy, and storytelling. She is a Forbes Next 1000 entrepreneur, one of San Francisco Business Times' Most Influential Women, and the author of White Supremacy Is All Around: Notes from a Black Disabled Woman in a White World (February 2024). She is also the host of the Humane Rights Podcast. Resources mentioned: 📖 White Supremacy Is All Around by Dr. Akilah Cadet — available wherever books are sold; signed copies at changecanet.com 🎙️ Humane Rights Podcast — available on all podcast platforms 📲 Instagram: @changecanet 📬 Substack: The Change Cadet Action Network Connect with Carrie Murray: Instagram: @carriemurray YouTube: Carrie On! with Carrie Murray Sponsor: Handful Bras Support that moves with you. Carrie wears Handful for filming, workouts, travel, and everyday life. Comfortable, flattering, and designed for real women. Use code CARRIEON at: Handful Bras Call to Action If this conversation challenged you, inspired you, or made you uncomfortable in all the right ways: ✅ Subscribe to the channel ✅ Leave a comment sharing your biggest takeaway ✅ Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it ✅ Follow Carrie On! for more conversations about reinvention, leadership, advocacy, and life after 40

The Women Reinventing Broadway One Musical at a Time

🎙️ Carrie On! Broadway doesn't just entertain us—it shapes culture. This week on Carrie On, Carrie sits down with award-winning musical writer Nico Juber and Tony-nominated director Kristen Hanggi to explore who gets to tell the stories that influence generations. From women breaking barriers behind the scenes to the business of Broadway, the conversation dives into creativity, entrepreneurship, representation, and why musical theater still has the power to change lives. You'll also hear the inspiring stories behind: 🎭 Millennials Are Killing Musicals 🌈 Winner 🎶 Why musical theater matters more than ever Whether you're a theater lover, creative entrepreneur, artist, producer, or simply believe stories can change the world, this episode is for you. In this episode: • Why women still struggle behind the scenes on Broadway • The surprising business side of musical theater • How storytelling shapes culture • Why representation on stage matters • Creating art that changes lives • Building new opportunities instead of waiting for permission • The future of Broadway Fire Points: "The people telling our stories are creating our cultural values." "If I don't give this 100%, I'll regret it for the rest of my life." "Women don't need permission—we need new models." "Theater has the power to change how people see themselves." "Stories nurture us." "We're not waiting for Broadway to change—we're building what's next." "Representation isn't just who's on stage—it's who's writing the stories." "Art and business have to work together." Follow our guests: Nico Juber Website: https://nicojuber.com Millennials Are Killing Musicals: https://millennialsarekillingmusicals.com Instagram: @stuffnicolikes
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