Under the Sisterhood
The Under the Sisterhood Podcast is where women's lived experiences become a catalyst for understanding, connection, and change.
Hosted by Elizabeth Elfenbein, each conversation invites women from around the world to share their stories with honesty, courage, and vulnerability. Together, they explore the moments that shape our lives—from health and mental wellness to leadership, identity, relationships, caregiving, equity, and the many experiences that define what it means to be a woman.
More than a podcast, Under the Sisterhood is a storysharing platform. Every conversation contributes to Women's Lived Experience Intelligence™, helping transform individual stories into insights that can shape healthcare, innovation, research, and culture.
At Under the Sisterhood, we believe every woman's story matters. Through storysharing, we create space for women to be seen, heard, valued, and celebrated—one conversation at a time.
Seasons & Special Editions
Season 1: Being a Woman in Today's World
Season 2: Women's March of Voices
Season 3: Women Making the World Healthier
Season 4: Women's March for Mental Wellness
Season 5: Women's March for Change
Special Editions: Under the Hood Vlogs • Women Investing in Women's Health • Women Making History
Produced by Matt Butler with original music by Ayla Schafer.
Under the Sisterhood
Maya Rupert: Marching for Equity, Justice and Everything in Between
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Today we’re marching for change with Maya Rupert, a daughter, sister, women’s advocate, and political strategist, and the third Black woman in history to run a presidential campaign. She is the Executive Vice President at Blue State. She is the author of The Real Ones: How to Disrupt the Hidden Ways Racism Makes Us Less Authentic. She hosted the Image Award-nominated podcast When We Win with Maya Rupert, and she is a frequent guest on MSNOW, CNN, NPR, where she shares her expert political and cultural commentary. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, and Slate.
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