A Woman's Power "Unfiltered" With Victoria E Strange
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A Woman's Power "Unfiltered" With Victoria E Strange
Grief Gave Me A To‑Do List And I Somehow Completed It
What happens when life collapses on the very day you’re meant to celebrate? Victoria opens up about losing her dad unexpectedly on her birthday and the cascade of responsibility that followed: supporting family, clearing offices, handling estate logistics, and shelving a planned business relaunch. Rather than tie it in a bow, she traces the jagged path of how she found momentum again—one grounded, imperfect step at a time.
We talk about power in real terms: not a slogan, but a set of actions you can take when you feel emptied out. Starting a podcast in the middle of chaos was a deliberate choice to speak from the mess and still make something useful. Signing up for a long-postponed course became proof of intent, a way to invest in skills that actually move the business forward. Coming back to social media without the full plan was another small act of courage—showing up, saying “I’m here,” and trusting clarity to grow through action.
There’s a tender honesty in admitting the guilt that can shadow progress after loss. Victoria shares how she holds both love and movement, and how her dad’s voice—urging her to get back out there—helps her keep pace. If you’re carrying grief, overwhelm, or the heavy shift of new duty, you’ll find practical ideas for reclaiming your agency: define one next step, take it today, and let consistency rebuild confidence. Listen for a reminder that power can be quiet, shaky, and still enough to change your life.
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Hello everyone, it's Victoria here. Welcome back to another episode of A Woman's Power Unfiltered. So just to give you the heads up, um, I am gonna be touching a little bit on grief right at the start of the episode. So I just I just wanted to let you know, just in case you want to scoot forward, maybe 30 seconds to a minute. Okay, so let's dive straight in. I bet you've all been thinking, where's she been? Because I haven't released an app for quite a few weeks. And in all honesty, I mean I'm still here, obviously, because I'm recording this app today, being the 3rd of November. How did we get here? Oh my goodness, it's just it's just come around so quick. Um, well, I took a break. I really needed a break, and it was unplanned. Because if it was a planned break, I would have definitely made sure that you you know received your apps, but it was unplanned, and sometimes we just have to say, okay, enough's enough. This is it's a little bit too much at the moment, and as a lot of you know, I lost my my darling dad. Uh my I don't know why I'm thinking of the date, God knows, um, because it was on my birthday, 31st of January this year, very unexpected. He was only 66 years old, and yeah, it's it's just been absolutely awful. And I've really, really had to pick up my power as a woman, as me, as everything that I stand for, stood for, and yeah, it's it's it's been a lot. I've found myself with a lot of responsibility this year. Now, what do we do when we find ourselves with a lot of responsibility? I think it's very easy, isn't it, just to go, oh no, no, no, send that responsibility somewhere else. And I think that's very easy to do, but I had no choice, I had to embrace it. I I I had no choice, and you know, the day that my dad passed away, my mum told me on the phone, and I'd only spoken to him 45 minutes before, and he'd wished me happy birthday, and I walked out of this house with my son, Harry, and he was 20 then, and when I got in that car to drive to my mum's, which is literally five minutes up the road, I didn't realise that I was well, one, I wasn't going to be coming back for three months except for clothes, and I was stepping into my dad's shoes in a lot of ways, and not in every way, of course, but in a lot of ways, and if someone had said that to me last year, I think I I would have run. I'd have been like, oh no, no, no, no, no, I've got too much on my plate already. I can't I can't do that. But when you are faced with these things, your power, your power as a woman comes to the forefront. I mean it it really, really, really does, and I literally I had no time to think, you know. I was thrown into sorting the estate, sorting all the logistics for my mum and dad's house. I was thrown into clearing out his office in his company, showing up in his company, stepping out of my business, not being able to go into a pre-relaunch of my business that was planned for the third of February. All of a sudden, I found myself where I was supporting my mum, my brother, of course, Harry, because he's my son and that's a given. You know, but just people around me that needed that support, and it hit me like a lead balloon. But do you know what? Fast forward to today, the third of November, I made it work. I had no choice, I had to make it work, and I got really clear on what I needed to do so that I didn't fail, lose my power, because that would have been very easy to do. In fact, I started this podcast this year. I started this podcast in in the middle of everything, when everything felt like it was crashing down. I thought, well, what better what better time than to start a podcast about a woman's power? And I wanted it to be gritty, I wanted it to really stand out. So that that ladies like you, you can listen to it and go, oh my god, yes, yes, I feel like that, or oh yeah, that happened to me, or oh, I could do that actually, that might work. Whatever you take from this podcast, even if it helps just one person, it's worth it. And last week I think I started to well, I guess get myself back a little bit. I mean, when I say a little bit, I only mean a bit, but I signed up for a course that I really wanted to do to further my business and to make me better so that I can offer my clients more. And I'd wanted to do this course for such a long time, and I kept putting it off, and then I landed up doing another course in the same industry, but it was a bit crap, and I just thought, oh, it's not really giving me what I want. So I signed up for it, and I thought, you know what, I'm gonna do it, and now I'm I'm doing it, and then I thought, okay, I'm now gonna go back to my business and start planning for when I make that comeback next year. And I started to put myself out on social media again and say, hey, I'm back, this is me. Don't quite know where I'm going with this because everything's up in the air at the moment, but that's okay because what I did is I took my power back. I took my power back and I said, Okay, you know what, I want to do this course, I'm doing it. I need to put myself out on social media for my business, I'm doing it. And there's a lot of other things that have happened and gone on and been affected, and I'm very slowly starting to think my dad would have wanted me to push forward, he would have wanted me to do that because there does come a little bit of oh god, I feel a little bit guilty, but I know that he'd have been like, no, come on, Vic, come on, get yourself out there. What what did I bring you up to not do this? And so slowly last week I started to pick things up, and that was me, I guess, taking my power back in certain aspects of my life where it had just fallen away. And it's not gonna be easy, you know. One minute I'm oh, I could be recording a podcast, I could be, I could be doing whatever, and then all of a sudden I'm flawed and I'm so upset, but I pick myself up, I dust myself up off, up, off can't get my words out there, and I get on with it. Because you just have to, and if it's taught me one thing, life's short, life is very short. So if you're in any situation at the moment and you feel that you just need to take that first step and get your power back, and it might when I say power, power comes in all different shapes, different sizes, different feelings. So you might lose your power in one aspect of your life, but the power that you might have in another aspect might be so strong, but it's just that little bit you're like, oh, you know what? I need to come back. I need to do that, I need to do this. I'm gonna show up there, I'm gonna show up here, whatever it might be. Okay, bit of a shorter episode this week, but I hope you've enjoyed it. And I will be back next Monday. And if I do take a break again, I will let you know. I will speak to you all very soon and have a wonderful, wonderful week. Take care, everyone.