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Linnie talks about her work with Virgin Galactic, her brush with fame as a comedian and viral video sensation, an athlete, pilot, search and rescue worker, AND someone who has lost 110lbs naturally! She is dynamic, hilarious, and captivating to talk to. Listen now!

Join us while we talk with author and lawyer Lisa Schmidt about her diverse career which includes writing fantasy/fiction, practicing law, and even leading writing workshops! We had a great time discussing process and exploring why resolutions and creative endeavors sometimes fail before they even get started!

Join us as we discuss how Christmas, Hanukkah and Santa are celebrated in blended-religion families.  We discuss the existence of Santa in this episode, so it may not be suitable for children's ears! 

Join us as we discuss misogyny in film, and how acknowledging bias in perspective helps bridge the power gap for women.

Host Sonya Mastick and former host Jen Kinney interview Julie Schulze! We discuss homeschooling during a pandemic, along with perseverance, grit, and exploring what's next! 

Hang out with us for Season 3 Episode 1 as we say goodbye to co-host Jen Kinney. Listen along as we discuss our favorite moments working on the podcast, this years wild events, and what projects Jen has in the works! 

Educator turned Guidance Counselor, Liz joined Sonya and Jen around their table to talk. Liz shared her observations and insights as a life-long educator and talked about social media, parenting, anxiety, self-care, and more. 

Sarah Zimmerman is a writer, PA, and the co-owner of Ice Cream Plant, a vegan ice cream company in Detroit, Michigan. Listen in as Jen, Sonya, and Sarah talk about life, what it's like trying to balance all the things, and what self-care looks like.

In this episode, Jen and Sonya touch on Jeffrey Epstein and end up on the topic of social media, how we use it, and how we can harness it for good.

Powerlifter Katey Brent joins Sonya and Jen in the studio to talk about what it was like to find her passion and follow her dream. Katey hails from Royal Oak, Michigan and has been a hairdresser since 1999. She started powerlifting in 2011, and shortly thereafter, moved to Cincinnati to train under the legendary Laura Phelps and Shane Sweatt at the Sweatt Shop. From there she earned a pro total, and found herself in the all time top 20 total and all time top 10 squat in the 181 weight class. 

Jen and Sonya talk about some of their favorite episodes from Season 1, why they changed the name to What Won't She Say, and their vision for Season 2. Join us in shaping this space and tell us what you want to hear and who you'd like to see as guests. 

Today we do a season 1 wrap up, talk about our favorite shows, future changes, and what we hope to accomplish next season!  Thank you everyone for such a great first season! Sonya and Jen

Jen Price was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2012, but only after years of excruciating pain, confusion, and runaround from Doctors. In this episode we will learn all about her journey toward healing and wellness, Including how women can become better advocates for their health, the myths about endometriosis, how to get a proper diagnosis, and so much more. Tune in and share this with anyone who may benefit from this information. 

In this episode, Jen and Sonya sit down and speak with Chakita Patterson. Chakita is the founder of United Street Tours, a speaker, and a consultant with a passion for creating and promoting growth mindsets. United Street Tours is a walking tour company based in Nashville, TN that specializes in black history. The tours put an unconventional spin on city tours, featuring buried stories that were left out of the storyline. 

Join Sonya and Jen as they sit down with Ann St. Peter of Pinwheel Bakery to talk about her recipes, what it's like to open a bakery, the challenges of running a business in the age of social media, and much more.

Kari’s cultural curiosity is driven by her life as a military brat, avid traveler, foodie, and blogger. She began as a designer, taught advertising at Detroit’s College for Creative Studies and created award-winning work as a creative director before being drawn to strategic planning. As CMO and head of Business Development for Campbell Ewald, Kari brings her design approach and cultural curiosity to employees and clients. She spearheads the agency’s consumer experience discipline and is an executive sponsor for its Diversity Council, fostering an environment of cultural learning. Kari has worked on brands including Disney, Snuggle, Chick-fil-A, Cadillac, Travelocity and Harley-Davidson, but her proudest achievement – and greatest challenge – has been as a Mom in the ad world, passing on her curiosity to her daughter.

 Julie Funke has been working with Fun with Financials since 2011. She has a true passion for using her strengths in finance, compliance and management to support the social justice movement. Julie works to help her clients think about the finances as a key tool to plan strategically and sustainably for their organizations.  On today's episode Julie talks with Sonya and Jen about her business, working for progressive non-profits, politics, cancel culture, and a whole lot more.

In this episode, Jen and Sonya interview one another. They talk about a whole host of things. From holiday stress, Jen's work in anti-trafficking, and her struggle with postpartum depression, to Sonya's life as a professional drummer, her passion for community, and cheese. Always the cheese.

Drummer Gayelynn Mckinney comes from a long line of great Jazz musicians. Most recently, she was the drummer for the late Aretha Franklin. Hear her stories about Ms. Franklin and many others.

This week Sonya and Jen talked to Dr. Alissa Davies about growing up in team sports, how women are treated in the health care industry, and a variety of other topics.