Being the Only Woman in the Room

"Is Anybody Out There?” is a powerful and heartfelt podcast co-hosted by Patti Collins and Andrea Langefeld, empowered by Women Helping Women. Dedicated to raising awareness about domestic violence, the show creates a safe and supportive space where survivors, advocates, and allies can speak, be heard, and find connection. Each episode shines a light on the many forms of abuse—emotional, physical, financial, and psychological—through unfiltered survivor stories, expert perspectives, and practical resources for healing and empowerment. Through survivor stories, expert conversations, musical guests, and open listener call-ins, each episode builds a community of hope, strength, and understanding. Whether you’re surviving, healing, or supporting someone who is, this podcast reminds you: you are not alone. Join Patti Collins and her guests as they break the silence, end the stigma, and empower women everywhere. This week's guest is ALISSIA, who shares about working in the music industry and sometimes being the only woman in the room. ALISSIA has accumulated a list of highly impressive credits and recognitions as a producer, writer and multi-instrumentalist for her unique sound. She was most recently GRAMMY® nominated for Producer of the Year, and is the 9th woman to ever receive that nomination. She was previously GRAMMY® nominated for Album of the Year as a producer for Mary J. Blige. After going viral and amassing millions of views on social media, ALISSIA is stepping into the spotlight with her own art, drawing fans from around the globe. Her musicianship, refined taste, and commitment to authenticity have established her as a singular talent; and one of the most prolific producers of her generation. Her musicianship, taste and authenticity in music have set her apart as a multifaceted talent and artist Music Guest: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alissia/ If you are a survivor, a supporter, or someone who believes in the power of purpose-driven art — this episode is your reminder that healing can come from unexpected places… and that you are never alone.