On this special edition of GGRC Tracy brings in her amazing cousin Angela Guido, best selling author and CEO of Career Protocol. She specializes in helping professionals be successful in their goals. Whether they are trying to get into business

Stacy | On Body Shaming and Self Love

Mar 10th, 2020 49m 34s

Welcome to the Good Girls Recovery Club... TRACY FEELS BETER & just in time to have a chat with Stacy Soderholm, a Self Love and Empowerment Coach for Smart Conscious Women who takes the time to teach these Good Girls a thing or two about lovin

Suzanne Weber |Two Sides, One Girl

Mar 9th, 2020 38m 38s

Welcome to the Good Girls Recovery Club Mónica & Tracy get to discuss the Good Girls Dualities with guest host Suzanne Weber! Suzanne is an author and artist who created Anita Liberty and wrote three books under the Anita Liberty pseudonym. He

Isha Vela | Trauma, Colonialism and Healing Each Other

Mar 2nd, 2020 39m 43s

Welcome to the Good Girls Recovery Club Mónica met Isha in a sort of beautiful serendipity. After a friend invited her to join Isha's FaceBook group, Liberated LatinX Womxn Lead the World, Monica could barely believe it. She was so excited to f

Stacy |On Body Shaming and How to Stop It

Mar 2nd, 2020 49m 49s

Tracy & Monica- Don't be so JUDGY! - Nice, Kind or Safe

Feb 23rd, 2020 29m 44s

As our opening episode Monica & Tracy decided to start off talking about the difference in being nice versus being kind and how being nice is actually dangerous! Women face a big problem when they choose to be nice over being safe. We share s

GGRC_What are we about

Jun 25th, 2019 2m 5s

Hi! We have received a TON of questions wondering what we are about. SO, while we continue to produce our future content we figured we can give you a short preview of what is coming up! We are excited for you to listen. For more information ple

GGRC_WHO ARE YOU

Jun 25th, 2019 2m 5s

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Good Girls Recovery Club Intro

Jun 17th, 2019 1m 4s

Once upon a time there lived two college roommates realized that something was wrong, they were very bad at staying in the ‘Good Girl’ stereotypes expected of them. So now, these former college roommates have set out to let other ‘good girls’ k

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