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Women In Progress

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by Maura Chanz

5.0(15 reviews)
9 episodes
Updated Daily
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Women In Progress is a podcast that asks: Who are we without the sage wisdom of the women who came before us? Hosted by Maura Chanz, a creative producer, director, on-camera talent, and entrepreneur who knows a thing or two about evolving, this series explores the ever-evolving journey of becoming. Stepping from behind the scenes, Maura taps into the insights of her mentors and fellow trailblazers, diving into honest conversations about career pivots, love, loss, and the lessons learned along the way. Women In Progress is a space for growth, reflection, and honoring the stories that shape us.

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Publishing Since

4/25/2025

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YouTube0
Engagement51
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Recent Episodes

Episode thumbnail for Betting on Yourself at Any Age with Adia Zuri May

September 7, 2025

Betting on Yourself at Any Age with Adia Zuri May

What does it mean to be a "late bloomer" who still builds an extraordinary life on her own timeline? Adia Zuri May—entertainment attorney, Howard University alum, and the woman who took a wild leap from Chicago to LA without ever having been there—opens up about redefining success, hiring a dating coach, and finally claiming the love she always wanted. Her journey from corporate ladder-climbing to harvest season wisdom led her to understand that "comparison is the thief of joy" and that sometimes you have to unblock your emotional pipes before love can flow. "The jig is up," she tells host Maura about the moment she decided to invest in her personal life with the same intentionality she brought to her career, embodying the courage it takes to bet on yourself at any age. But this conversation goes beyond professional achievements. Adia breaks down why she reconnected with a man she met at LAX airport 13 years ago, how working with dating coach "Spicy Mari" taught her to clear emotional baggage, and why believing truly is seeing when it comes to manifesting your deepest desires. From creating a pipeline for Howard University students to Hollywood careers to learning that failure is "the juice that makes you say I'm not staying here," her insights hit different when you realize she's living proof that your timeline doesn't have to look like everyone else's. Whether you feel behind in love, career, or life in general, Adia's story reminds you that sometimes the best things happen when you finally decide to bet on yourself.

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July 27, 2025

Designing Life Like Sunday Morning with Jameelah Watkins-Mallett

What does it mean to design a life that feels like Sunday morning every single day? Jameelah Watkins-Mallett—Spelman sister, Emmy-nominated design producer, and the entrepreneur who's been in business since age 12—gets deeply honest about the evolution from fearless creative to intentional curator. Her journey through major life transitions, divorce, and the pressure-cooker world of television production led her to create the CASE method: a design philosophy that works for both homes and hearts. "I'm waiting, but I'm not settling," she tells host Maura Chanz, embodying the tension between patience and standards that now guides everything from her four-story townhouse to her career pivots. But this conversation goes beyond beautiful spaces. Jameelah breaks down why she asks clients about their spiritual practices and favorite scents, how working on HGTV's "Married to Real Estate" taught her leadership while nearly breaking her spirit, and why her ultimate life goal involves a beach, no bra, and probably cutting her hair off again. From her HomeGoods obsession and Facebook Marketplace treasure hunts to the profound realization that "progress is the length of time between breakdowns," she's serving up practical wisdom wrapped in vulnerability. Whether you're someone who thinks your house needs to look Pinterest-perfect or you're tired of chasing what you think you should want, Jameelah's approach to designing with soul—not desperation—will shift how you think about creating sanctuary in a chaotic world. This is for anyone ready to stop settling for spaces (and lives) that don't truly reflect who they are.

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July 13, 2025

Solo Check-In: New Job, New House, New Love

Ever have everything you thought you wanted shift, only to realize it feels exactly right? Your fave Maura returns to share her messy, beautiful evolution: landing an in-house job, buying her first home (a four-bedroom sanctuary that just felt right), and redefining what fulfillment looks like. She gets real about the sparks she used to chase (hint: they were anxiety, not passion), choosing peace over chaos, and being with someone who isn’t threatened by her success. Maura opens up about endings that made space for what’s meant to be and the difference between wanting more and finally feeling met.

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What is Women In Progress?

Women In Progress is a podcast that asks: Who are we without the sage wisdom of the women who came before us?

Hosted by Maura Chanz, a creative producer, director, on-camera talent, and entrepreneur who knows a thing or two about evolving, this series explores the ever-evolving journey of becoming. Stepping from behind the scenes, Maura taps into the insights of her mentors and fellow trailblazers, diving into honest conversations about career pivots, love, loss, and the lessons learned along the way.

Women In Progress is a space for growth, reflection, and honoring the stories that shape us.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

No, this podcast does not typically feature guests.

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