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Women are not just participating in the sustainability movement—they are leading it. In this empowering episode of The Hint Hive: Amplifying Women’s Voices, host Kelly Hint, psychotherapist, feminist life coach, and Queen Bee of the Hive, explores how women are driving real change through ecofeminism, climate activism, ethical business, food justice, and slow fashion.

From the connection between patriarchy and environmental destruction to the powerful role women play in household consumption, community leadership, and global climate solutions, this episode breaks down why sustainability is a feminist issue—and how your everyday choices can become acts of resistance and healing.

Kelly shares practical, actionable steps to help you live your sustainability era. You’ll also hear this week’s powerful affirmation where Kelly connects the message to your role in creating a healthier planet and a more just world.

If you care about climate justice, women’s leadership, ecofeminism, sustainable living, and collective healing, this episode will leave you inspired, informed, and ready to take action.

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Are you always the one holding everything together? Do you feel responsible for other people’s emotions, stuck in people-pleasing, or afraid to say no—even when you’re exhausted and resentful?

In this powerful episode of The Hint Hive: Amplifying Women’s Voices, Kelly Hint—psychotherapist, feminist life coach, and Queen Bee of the Hive—dives deep into women and codependency and the social conditioning that teaches women to sacrifice themselves for love, safety, and approval.

You’ll learn:

• What codependency really is (and why it’s not a personal flaw)
• How gender roles and emotional labor fuel self-abandonment
• The difference between codependency and healthy interdependence
• Why guilt isn’t a moral compass—and how to stop obeying it
• How to set boundaries without over-explaining or apologizing
• How to reclaim your anger, your identity, and your wholeness

This episode is for women who are tired of being the fixer, the peacemaker, the emotional manager—and who are ready to choose themselves without guilt.

🎧 Listen now and start breaking free from self-abandonment.

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In this raw, unscripted, and deeply emotional episode of The Hint Hive: Amplifying Women’s Voices, host Kelly Hint—psychotherapist, feminist life coach, and Queen Bee of the Hive—breaks her usual format to speak out about state violence, government gaslighting, and the executions of U.S. citizens by ICE agents.

This is Kelly’s first-ever video podcast episode, recorded for her new YouTube channel, and it comes straight from the heart.

Kelly addresses the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, calling out the culture of “just comply,” the normalization of violence, and the dangerous erosion of constitutional and human rights in the United States. Through a feminist and trauma-informed lens, she explores:

• The state violence that mirrors patterns of abuse and coercive control
• Why “just comply” is a harmful and dangerous narrative
• The gaslighting by those in power that retraumatizes the public
• The emotional toll of political trauma and collective grief
• Why silence, passivity, and “statements” are no longer enough
• How women can organize, resist, and take action—without burning themselves out

Kelly also shares resources for staying informed, including political historian Heather Cox Richardson, and highlights activist communities like We Are Mayday and The Hint Hive Facebook Group as safe spaces for connection, resistance, and collective power.

This episode is not polished. It is not pretty. It is not comfortable.
But it is necessary.

If you are feeling angry, heartbroken, exhausted, or helpless—this episode reminds you that your voice matters, your compassion matters, and your resistance matters.

Because human beings deserve equality.
And what’s happening is not okay.

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Be part of the Hive! Come join The Hint Hive Facebook group
Struggling with life stressors? Pick up a copy of Kelly's book: Kickass Coping Companion: Sh*t Your Therapist Taught You That You Forgot