How Women Use AI
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Episodes: 14
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000
Gender skew: Female
Listener location: USA
Page updated: Nov 4, 2026 · How we check this data
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howwuai@gmail.com
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Shanta Johnson - AI Voice Recreation, Authenticity And Fairness In Music, Women’s Recognition In The Music Industry, And Teaching The Legal Dimensions Of Artificial Intelligence.
Deepika Channamolu - Intentional AI Use In Work And Daily Life, Judgment And Human Instincts, Workplace Applications, And Maintaining Personal Boundaries With Artificial Intelligence.
Zena Collins - Emotional Intelligence And AI Overwhelm, Change Strategy, Her SUMMS Framework, And Building More Inclusive AI Tools For Afro-hair Representation.
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Episodes
Switching Hats: How Leaders Stay Steady When AI Joins the Team
October 29, 2026
What happens when you’re asked to lead your people and AI at the same time, and they need almost opposite things from you?Kristi Broom is an AI strategy consultant, executive coach and people expert, and the co-founder, president and COO of Talent Rewire. She brings more than 30 years of experience leading transformation across startups, scale-ups and mature enterprises, and is a certified Positive Intelligence® Coach and Registered Yoga Teacher. She is the co-author, with Koreen Pagano, of R...
Love the Job, Lose the Hours: A Band Director on AI, Burnout and Getting Time Back
October 14, 2026
What happens when the tool that gives you your time back is also the one people say makes you a bad teacher?Lesley Moffat is a music educator and band director with nearly four decades in the classroom, whose bands have performed at Carnegie Hall. She’s the author of I Love My Job But It’s Killing Me and Love the Job, Lose the Stress, and the founder of mPowered Music Educator Academy. In this episode, she talks with Mercy about how AI turned trip booklets that once took 40 hours into 40-minu...
Red, Yellow, Green: Teaching Kids to Think in the Age of AI
September 30, 2026
What happens when the technology moving fastest into your child's classroom is also the one nobody's fully agreed how to use yet?Dr. Sarah Thomas is a career educator now in her 23rd year, a 2024 Women in AI Fellow, and the founder of EduMatch, an organization connecting educators around the world.In this episode, she and Mercy cover a lot of ground, including the red, yellow, green stoplight some school districts use to decide when AI belongs in an assignment and the real story behin...
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Who is an ideal guest for How Women Use AI?
How Women Use AI typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Practitioners, leaders, authors, founders, and creators with firsthand experience applying artificial intelligence in work, business, education, creative industries, personal life, or inclusive product development. Common among recent guests: Leadership or professional expertise in technology, business, change strategy, emotional intelligence, or creative fields; Published books or established frameworks related to artificial intelligence, change, or professional practice; Experience building, evaluating, or applying AI tools in real-world settings. Recent guests include Shanta Johnson, Deepika Channamolu, and Zena Collins.
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