You can work hard, lead well, earn more and still wonder whether you are building something that gives you greater control over what happens next. Dr. Tonika Bruce hosts two podcasts for women, professionals, leaders and entrepreneurs who want practical conversations they can actually use.
Financial Feminism goes deeper into money, ownership, careers, business and the decisions that create more options. Tagline gives you short, practical conversations about leadership, professional growth, networking and building better businesses.
Choose where you want to begin
Two podcasts. Practical ideas.
One goal: helping you make your next move with more information and more intention.
Some conversations need time to unpack. Others need to give you one useful idea before your Monday gets busy.
That is why these podcasts are different.
More income is useful. More ownership changes what you can choose.
The Financial Feminism Podcast is for women who have worked, achieved, cared for other people, built careers and handled responsibilities but still want greater control over their financial future.
Dr. Tonika Bruce connects money with the conversations that are often left out of traditional financial education: career decisions, business ownership, visibility, leadership, technology, negotiation, income and the ability to create more than one option.
This is not about becoming obsessed with money.
It is about understanding enough to make stronger decisions with it.
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Sometimes you do not need another hour of information. You need one idea you can use.
Tagline is Dr. Tonika Bruce’s short form podcast about the everyday work of becoming a stronger leader, professional and business owner.
Episodes explore leadership, networking, personal branding, people management, business development, productivity, communication and the practical decisions that help good ideas move forward.
Use Tagline when you want a focused conversation you can take into your workday.
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If you are thinking about your income, career, business, financial decisions, ownership or what would happen if your circumstances suddenly changed, start with Financial Feminism.
If you need practical ideas around leadership, networking, communication, business growth or professional development, start with Tagline.
A podcast can give you the idea.
The Financial Feminism Community gives you a place to keep working on it.
Join women who are asking better questions about money, business, careers, leadership and what they want their lives to look like next.
Come for the conversations.
Stay for the accountability, practical resources, live discussions and the opportunity to build alongside women who are choosing more ownership over more uncertainty.
Understand your money more clearly so uncertainty does not make your decisions for you.
Explore how expertise, income, businesses, assets and intellectual property can create more options.
Make more intentional decisions about visibility, compensation, opportunities and career transitions.
Lead people, teams and organizations with greater clarity and confidence.
Turn ideas, experience and expertise into businesses that can produce value beyond a paycheck.
Learn how positioning, communication and visibility affect opportunities and growth.
Understand how technology is changing work, business and the value of what you know.
Build relationships that create opportunities instead of collecting contacts that go nowhere.
Dr. Tonika Bruce is an entrepreneur, business strategist, author, nurse leader and educator whose work sits at the intersection of leadership, business, career growth and ownership.
Her conversations are shaped by years of leading, teaching, building businesses and working alongside professionals who are highly capable but often carrying more responsibility than freedom.
Financial Feminism explores what changes when women understand that earning is only one part of financial power.
Tagline focuses on the practical leadership and business decisions that help people move from knowing what they should do to actually doing it.
Both begin with the same belief:
Better information should create better options.
Explore articles and practical resources about ownership, money, business and the changing economy.
Dr. Tonika Bruce hosts The Financial Feminism Podcast and Tagline by Tonika Bruce. Financial Feminism explores money, ownership, careers, entrepreneurship, leadership and the decisions that help women create more options. Tagline focuses on practical leadership, networking, professional development and business growth.
The Financial Feminism Podcast examines the relationship between money and ownership. Episodes explore financial confidence, careers, entrepreneurship, leadership, visibility, technology, income and the choices women can create when they understand more about how money and ownership work together.
The podcast is designed primarily for women who are building careers, leading teams, running businesses, considering entrepreneurship or looking for greater financial confidence and more control over their future. That includes executives, managers, healthcare professionals, entrepreneurs and women preparing for a career or financial transition.
Tagline is a practical leadership and business podcast hosted by Tonika Bruce. Its episode library includes conversations about networking, leadership, business development, personal branding, people management, productivity and professional growth.
Financial Feminism goes deeper into the connection between money, ownership, career decisions, business and the ability to create more financial options. Tagline provides shorter conversations centered on leadership, professional development, networking and growing a business.
You can listen to The Financial Feminism Podcast at podcast.ownthepurse.com and through major podcast listening platforms including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
You can listen to Tagline by Tonika Bruce at podcast.tonikabruce.com and through major podcast listening platforms including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
Yes. The Financial Feminism Community gives women a place to continue the conversation through practical resources, accountability, discussions and opportunities to learn alongside other women building greater ownership and financial confidence.
No. Financial Feminism provides general educational information about money, careers, business, leadership and ownership. Podcast episodes and website content are not substitutes for individualized financial, investment, legal, accounting or tax advice. When a decision requires professional guidance, listeners should consult an appropriately qualified professional.
Choose one conversation.
Listen.
Then decide what you are going to do differently because you heard it.
Ready for the next step? Join the Financial Feminism Community.