The R.A.W. Podcast with Sabina Manji

In this powerful episode of the R.A.W. Podcast, Madison joins us to share her personal journey growing up with a father who battled bipolar disorder and depression, ultimately taking his own life. She opens up about the challenges of being a daughter in this environment, the impact of mental illness on her family, and how her faith has helped her navigate the loss and grief. Now, as a mother of two daughters, Madison reflects on how her own experiences have shaped her approach to parenting and the importance of trusting in prayer and faith.Madison also talks about She Will Rise, a women’s conference she created to empower women through faith. The conference is her way of helping others rise above their struggles and find strength in their own journeys, just as she has found healing and purpose through hers.Join us for this deeply personal episode, where we explore themes of love, resilience, and the courage to rise above fear. Madison’s story is one of strength, healing, empowerment, and a reminder of the transformative power of faith. XO, Sabina Manji 💋Links:• Facebook• Instagram• Youtube • LinkedIn

In this raw and emotional episode of the R.A.W. Podcast, Amanda shares her unimaginable journey—losing her husband to suicide, caring for three daughters, and watching one of them battle cancer. The interview wasn’t easy, but sometimes the hardest stories are the most important to tell. Amanda came to this conversation with grace, even when the words didn’t always come easily.We often think we're ready to share our story, but the reality is, it can be far more difficult than we expect. Amanda’s experience is a powerful reminder that healing doesn’t always happen in neat, packaged words—sometimes, it comes in pauses, tears, and one-step-at-a-time resilience.Through it all, Amanda’s unwavering faith has been her anchor, helping her navigate the darkest of times. This episode is a powerful testament to the strength that comes from leaning on faith, even when life feels overwhelming. Her journey reminds us that healing isn’t a race, but a journey of grace, one small step at a time. Tune in for an unforgettable conversation about love, loss, faith, and healing. You won’t want to miss it. XO, Sabina Manji 💋Links:• Facebook• Instagram• Youtube • LinkedIn

We’re back with a powerful new episode, and you won’t want to miss it! This time, we’re joined by the inspiring Sara "Boz" Boswick, a true force in promoting confidence and self-worth.Sara opens up about her personal challenges with anxiety and the pivotal moment she chose to reevaluate her health and make lasting changes. In a period when low self-confidence left her vulnerable to a toxic relationship, Sara dug deep, did the work, and transformed her anxiety into ambition. Through this journey, she not only redefined her sense of self but built the resilience to protect her well-being, ensuring she won’t be vulnerable to unhealthy relationships in the future.So, put on something that makes you feel unstoppable, tune in, and let’s dive into some R.A.W. realness.XO, Sabina Manji 💋Links:• Facebook• Instagram• Youtube • LinkedIn

Like her hair, Michelle's life has been full of colour.The entire wheel at that.From the darkest shades to the brightest of the bright, this woman has been though it all.From family secrets, hidden suicide, betrayals and more Michelle has quite the story to tell.Her love for her community and people shine through everything she does,  but you see her true colours as she lets go of false narratives that have been holding her back and finds her final calling as a Doula.Michelle is finally at home being her authentic self.#vaginatalk #99problemsbutvaginasaintone #doulalife #familysecrets #betrayal #rawcommunity #safeplace XO, Sabina Manji 💋Links:• Facebook• Instagram• Youtube • LinkedIn

Welcome back R.A.W. listeners, thank you for joining us on this weeks Really Authentic Women's podcast.It is bound to inspire!Grab your popcorn and get comfy because you'll be hanging onto every word.From being stepped over as if she was literal trash in the street, to working alongside her saviours to help bring other women to the same peace and freedom.This next guest, Michelle Boissonneault is like the Cinderella of the streets of London, Ontario.Catch the latest podcast to hear more about her childhood trauma, how it steered her down a familiar path she had witnessed with her parents, the gritty life of the streets and how her mindset helped her decide her life was worth living.XO, Sabina Manji 💋Links:• Facebook• Instagram• Youtube • LinkedIn

We dive deep into the story of a young entrepreneur who navigates the complexities of being the black sheep in an immigrant family. With a background in physiotherapy and kinesiology, she made the bold decision to launch her own business, tackling numerous challenges along the way. From the raw moments of growing her venture and managing her control-freak tendencies, to receiving support from her parents and overcoming feelings of guilt, her journey is nothing short of inspiring.Having moved from India to Canada, she recounts the difficulties of adapting to a new culture, struggling with language barriers, and facing social alienation. Tune in to hear how through it all, she found her footing and began to embrace her unique identity and continues to help other people do the same. XO, Sabina Manji 💋Links:• Facebook• Instagram• Youtube • LinkedIn

This week on the Really Authentic Women podcast we sit down with Carol Peat, an esteemed expert in menopause, women's bodies, and hormones. Carol shares her deep knowledge on the symptoms and treatments of menopause while emphasizing the importance of creating a supportive space for women to express their concerns and personal journeys. She is passionate for self-advocacy, encouraging women to be in tune with their bodies and to fight for quality healthcare and knowledgeable practitioners. Carol also joins us to de-bunk a few misconceptions around this important time in a women’s life and well ... her sex life.Tune in to be inspired and educated about taking care of the female body and understanding its changes.XO, Sabina Manji 💋Links:• Facebook• Instagram• Youtube • LinkedIn

Welcome back to another episode of the R.A.W. podcast. We sit down with Cassandra Brunsdon, a local beekeeper, who shares the heart-wrenching yet transformative story of the fire that engulfed her shop. This event forced her to confront her fast-paced life and ultimately slow down. In a moment of sheer frustration, Cassandra smashed everything to pieces, both literally and metaphorically, and had to learn how to rebuild from the ground up. Her journey is a testament to resilience and the importance of heeding life's subtle (and sometimes not-so-subtle) signs to take a step back.She delves into the wisdom she has gained from her bees and how they have taught her the value of community, hard work, and the delicate balance of life.  In this episode, Cassandra also explores her belief in the power of platonic love and how she strives to spread love and positivity through her craft. Her story is not just about overcoming adversity but about embracing the love and support around us, and using our passions to make the world a better place. Tune in for an inspiring conversation that will leave you feeling uplifted and ready to face your own challenges with a renewed sense of purpose and love.XO, Sabina Manji 💋Links:• Facebook• Instagram• Youtube • LinkedIn

In this powerful and transformative episode “Coming Home to Myself”, we sit down with Brooklyn Fay, a remarkable woman who has courageously challenged the status quo and disrupted ancestral patterns within her lineage and subcultures and breaking free from cycles of violence and abuse.Brooklyn shares her incredible story of overcoming addiction, having been sober since 2017. She opens up about her struggles with disempowering vices such as alcohol, sex, and food, and how she found liberation and honesty in a life free from these dependencies. Her unwavering belief that sexuality transcends societal boundaries has been a guiding force in her journey.Join us for an inspiring conversation with Brooklyn Fay, an extraordinary individual rooted in a strong sense of self and a relentless pursuit of life.Her story is one of resilience, empowerment, and boundless compassion, offering valuable insights and hope for anyone on their own journey of healing and self-discovery.This episode is a testament to the human spirit's capacity for transformation and the importance of living an open and authentic life.XO, Sabina Manji 💋Links:• Facebook• Instagram• Youtube • LinkedIn

In this compelling episode of the "Really Authentic Women" podcast, we're joined by a truly inspiring guest, Scott Creek. Scott bravely shares his story of facing the harsh realities of alcoholism and the transformative journey of finding faith. We talk about the deep void he felt in his own home due to his actions, the misguided belief that hard work justified hard partying, and the painful yet necessary process of deflating his ego.Through the unwavering support of his loved ones and discovering a strong spiritual faith, Scott managed to climb out of the depths of his addiction. Now living a clean and sober life and more connected and present than ever before. He even recounts his experience of staying sober in the temptation-filled city of Las Vegas. Scott's story is one of redemption, resilience, and the power of family and faith. Tune in to be inspired by his journey and his dedication to helping others overcome their own struggles with addiction.XO, Sabina Manji 💋Links:• Facebook• Instagram• Youtube • LinkedIn