Ep 11: International Women's Day with Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman

This week, we're celebrating International Women's Day with a very special guest—Kentucky's Lt. Governor AND fellow Frankfortian, Jacqueline Coleman! Hosts Sara Anderson and Alex Cunningham sit down with Lt. Governor Coleman for an inspiring conversation about women in leadership, the importance of representation, and what it takes to create a more equal future for women and girls in Kentucky and beyond. This is a powerful episode about breaking barriers, lifting each other up, and why it matters when women have a seat at the table—especially right here in Frankfort. IN THIS EPISODE: - Lt. Governor Coleman's journey into public service and leadership - The realities of being a woman leader—challenges and unexpected joys - Why representation matters for young girls across Kentucky - The power of mentorship and building support systems for women - Women leading locally in Frankfort's city government, schools, and nonprofits - Small steps communities can take to create opportunities for women and girls - Lt. Governor Coleman's advice to the next generation of women leaders - And as always, a little FRANKFORT RAPID FIRE! Lt. Governor Coleman's favorite Frankfort spots, events, and Saturday morning routine! Jacqueline Coleman is Kentucky's 58th Lieutenant Governor and a proud Frankfortian. Before serving in statewide office, she was an educator and coach, dedicating her career to empowering young people. As Lt. Governor, she continues to champion education, equity, and opportunities for all Kentuckians—especially women and girls. INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY: International Women's Day is celebrated annually on March 8th to honor the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. It's also a call to action for accelerating gender equality and creating a more inclusive world for women and girls everywhere.