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That Badass Broadcast

Miriam Lawrence

Booking Overview

Interview show focused on strength training, resilience, and athletic development for women over 40, featuring accomplished masters athletes, coaches, and relevant health professionals. PR agencies could credibly pitch strength and conditioning experts, aging-and-mobility professionals, masters athletes, and women with compelling later-life fitness transformations; booking difficulty is likely low because the show favors accessible specialists and subject-matter practitioners over celebrity guests.

Metrics

Episodes: 9

Frequency: Monthly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Gender skew: Female

Listener location: USA

Instagram: 282 followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

miriam@thatbadassbroad.com

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Host

Miriam Lawrence - Powerlifter and writer focused on strength training, resilience, and competing later in life.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Subject-matter expertise in strength training, powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, aging, mobility, nutrition, or mental health, supported by coaching experience, professional practice, competitive achievement, or a compelling later-life transformation.
Required Achievements:  
National, international, or masters-level athletic accomplishments, Professional coaching or relevant clinical credentials, Successful return to training or competition after injury, illness, or chronic pain, Practical programs or expertise helping older adults become stronger and more active

Recent Guest Discussions

Hendrik Reinold - Safe Strength Training For Older Adults, Training And Recovery With Age, Autoregulation, Barbell Training, Overcoming Limiting Beliefs, And Finding Capable Rather Than Overly Cautious Coaches.

Sandra Calvillo - Body Image, Disordered Eating Recovery, Nutrition For Muscle Building, Beginning Powerlifting Later In Life, Injury Recovery, And Challenging Assumptions About Aging.

Tara Taz Kittrell - Movement And Mental Health, Training With Injuries And Arthritis, Maintaining Independence, Overcoming Fear, First-responder Work, And Using Strength Training In Community Settings.

Mava Wery Brydges - Returning To Strength Sports Later In Life, Chronic Pain, Women Breaking Exercise Barriers, Coaching Support, And Lifting After Being Told She Was Too Old Or Physically Limited.

Jennifer Perrier - Masters Olympic Weightlifting, Returning To Competition After Surgery And Injury, Training With Osteoarthritis, Limiting Beliefs, Coaching Older Athletes, And The Mental Demands Of Competition.

Recent Topics

Health, Strength Training, Powerlifting, Healthy Aging, Women's Fitness

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
That Badass Broadcast
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Just Start

October 02, 2026

Personal trainer and powerlifting coach Hendrik Reinold has seen firsthand what older people are capable of when we stop treating them as fragile. He’s coached women in their 70s and 80s to both national and world records.Over his 15-year career, Hendrik’s understanding of how resilient and adaptable our bodies are has evolved as he’s both immersed himself in the scientific literature and worked with clients of all ages, many of them over 50.His approach now is simple: Find where you are. Sta...

“That’s Not Me" - Body Image and Getting Strong at 59

September 01, 2026

Sandra Calvillo spent a lot of her life thinking about the size of her body. A former ballet dancer, she spent her formative years in a culture where being thin was everything and disordered eating was the norm.Decades later, after marriage, kids and a career, Sandra decided she needed to lose weight. She turned to what she'd learned as a young dancer: massive caloric restriction and endless cardio. At one point, she was eating only 500 calories a day.It worked. Sandra lost 70 pounds and...

We Have to Keep Moving

August 01, 2026

Every day, Tara “Taz” Kittrell sees what happens when people stop moving, stop challenging themselves, or slowly withdraw from the world. A competitive powerlifter and psychiatric nurse practitioner, Tara became an EMT at 54. During the week, she helps college students facing mental health challenges at the University of Arkansas, Little Rock. On weekends, she rides the city streets in an ambulance. Those two worlds have led this freakishly strong deadlifter to one simple conclusion: we have ...

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Frequently asked questions

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That Badass Broadcast
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How do I get in touch with That Badass Broadcast?

That Badass Broadcast is hosted by Miriam Lawrence. Its publicly listed email is miriam@thatbadassbroad.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for That Badass Broadcast?

The publicly listed email for That Badass Broadcast: miriam@thatbadassbroad.com.

How many listeners does That Badass Broadcast have?

Podseeker estimates That Badass Broadcast reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for That Badass Broadcast?

That Badass Broadcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Subject-matter expertise in strength training, powerlifting, Olympic weightlifting, aging, mobility, nutrition, or mental health, supported by coaching experience, professional practice, competitive achievement, or a compelling later-life transformation. Common among recent guests: National, international, or masters-level athletic accomplishments; Professional coaching or relevant clinical credentials; Successful return to training or competition after injury, illness, or chronic pain. Recent guests include Hendrik Reinold, Sandra Calvillo, and Tara Taz Kittrell.

How hard is it to get booked on That Badass Broadcast?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does That Badass Broadcast cover?

Recent episodes cover Health, Strength Training, Powerlifting, Healthy Aging, and Women's Fitness. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

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