Latest · Ep. 114 · 18 min
A Message to Young Writers
Catherine Lee, The Creative Coterie
Breaking glass ceilings to let girls shine
Rose Tinted Ceilings is a youth-led feminist media org and podcast connecting young people to women’s leadership around the world — 100+ episodes, 60+ guests, heard in 9 countries. Hosted by Isabella & Maggie. New episodes Wednesdays.
113 episodes deep
- 113Building a Business at 14Chanelle Chalazan, Chic & Charmed Boutique20 min→
- 112Youth Against Human TraffickingArchisimita, Project A.S.H.A.14 min→
- 111Can Pop Stars Change the World?15 min→
- 110Why You’re Addicted to Social MediaKeegan Lee, Tech Ethicist29 min→
- 109Finding Home: Belonging & ImmigrationNoemi Victorino, Harvest for Hope Society28 min→
If you can see it,
you can be it.
Sixty-plus women and allies have brought their leadership to the mic — scholars, founders, doctors, racers, artists — from Vancouver to Stockholm to Mumbai. These are a few of the ceilings they’ve cracked.
The street-interview series
Women to Women
We take the mic outside the studio — to sidewalks, markets, and the National Women’s Show floor — asking women of every generation the questions that don’t fit in small talk. Real voices, unscripted, woman to woman.
Along the way we partner with female-owned small businesses and global brands who put their money where the movement is.
Our reach
Proof girls are listening:
Heard in 9 countries.
200,000+ interactions.
Top 30% video podcast, Spotify Wrapped 2024.
All of it made by young women who started with two mics and a conviction — that youth-led media can pull global conversations on gender equality into the rooms where girls actually are.
Crack it with us
- Girls: learn media and storytelling by making it. Our internship program hands you the mic, the edit, and the byline. Apply by email →
- Know a woman whose story should be loud — in STEM, peace work, business, art, anywhere? Put her on our radar. Pitch a guest →
- Female-owned small business or global brand: reach an audience that acts on what it hears. Start the conversation →