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Alicia is the founder and Editor In Chief of Womancake Magazine, which features wildly inspiring interviews, personal essays, poetry and visual art by women over age 40. Womancake has readers all over the world and is a growing voice for women in midlife. It’s free to sign up HERE. She also writes regularly about women’s voices in other publications (see homepage for links).
In June 2023 Alicia’s coaching work was featured in an article in Scary Mommy magazine about midlife women HERE.
In September 2022 Alicia was interviewed on the popular Goddess in Gaming podcast about how women in that industry can learn to manage conflict and work together to overcome workplace sexism. Listen on Apple HERE and Spotify HERE.
In April 2022 Alicia appeared on Maria Leonard Olsen’s podcast, “Becoming Your Best Version”. Maria’s book “50 After 50: Reframing the Next Chapter of Your Life” is an inspiring read for any woman who wants to make big changes in small ways.They talked about ways that women can support their own career development, to how to enjoy classical music jams when you don’t know Mozart from Beethoven. Listen HERE
In February 2022 Alicia appeared on a podcast called The Idealists with the amazing Melissa Kiguwa, a brilliant young entrepreneur and start-up founder. Alicia spoke about how she works with women, including some important Power Voice tips, and her vision for our future. Listen HERE.
New Article
Excited to announce that my brand-new piece was just published on lifestyle blog, The Select 7. I’ve gotten so much inspiration from their content (I check the site every day) and am thrilled to be included!
Alicia talks to Carrie Morris on her show, “Purpose Lounge” about growing up in a family of performing musicians, what success means to her, and what women can do when faced with negative feedback about their voices. She also gives some advice about vital client skills to anyone who is starting their own business.
Podcast Interview
Alicia talks to Heather Newman on her show, “Creative Mavens” about her work as a voice coach, how she trains women to speak up in every area of their lives, and the incident in high school that set her on the path to becoming an activist.
Guest Blog Post: CoveyClub.Com
Alicia gives some tips about how to push back against gender-based criticism of your voice, how to strengthen it for use in the workplace, and how to harness the power of your breath.
Podcast Interview
Alicia talks about self-care for your voice, her own self-care routine, and what a strong voice feels like.
Read Alicia’s Letter the the Editor in the Seattle Times, about the expansion of Medicaid and it’s effect on the Seattle music community HERE.