Women Who Remember

What this episode covers

In this episode, Tanya and Melanie explore the power of women’s stories, oral tradition, and the wisdom that has been passed down through generations outside of history books. The conversation begins with the idea that women’s voices, experiences, and contributions may have been erased, overlooked, or softened throughout history — and how storytelling became a way of preserving truth, intuition, survival, and connection.   Inspired by themes from Women Who Run With the Wolves, they reflect on the importance of remembering the wild, instinctive parts of ourselves and the role stories play in helping women reconnect to who they are beneath conditioning and expectation.   Tanya also shares pieces of her own personal evolution and relationship to her history, creating a conversation that is both deeply reflective and universally relatable.   This episode is about memory, identity, feminine wisdom, and the stories that continue to live through us.

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