EPISODE · Nov 19, 2025 · 11 MIN
🎙️ Episode 36 — Women Supporting Women: Breaking the Cycle in the Trades
from Logistics at a Crossroads · host Regina "Gia" Hunter
Send a textIn this episode of Holding the Line: A Logistics at a Crossroads Podcast, Gia dives into an often-overlooked aspect of the workplace—how women in traditionally male-dominated industries like logistics, construction, and trades can build stronger, more supportive networks. From navigating judgment to breaking down stereotypes, Gia shares her own experiences and practical tips on how women can support each other and rise together.It’s time to stop competing and start collaborating. Tune in as we explore the power of authenticity, respect, and teamwork in creating a workplace where women can thrive, together.Key Takeaways:Why women often face internal competition and judgment in male-dominated industriesHow small acts of kindness and support can build strong professional relationshipsThe power of collaboration and mutual respect in driving industry changeJoin the conversation and become part of the change you want to see in the workplace.An intro of what we doSupport the show🎧 New episodes every week. Follow Logistics at a Crossroads on your favorite podcast platform. 📬 Want to connect? Find me on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/reginahunter Visit the blog: giakat.blogspot.com
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Send a text In this episode of Holding the Line: A Logistics at a Crossroads Podcast, Gia dives into an often-overlooked aspect of the workplace—how women in traditionally male-dominated industries like logistics, construction, and trades can build stronger, more supportive networks. From navigating judgment to breaking down stereotypes, Gia shares her own experiences and practical tips on how women can support each other and rise together. It’s time to stop competing and start collaborating....
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