She highlights that she is all about the power of “The Plug,” emphasizing that people can’t create light unless they are wired right.

Lately, many skilled and successful people like professionals, entrepreneurs, founders, and visionaries have been noticed and praised worldwide. However, the achievements of women in various fields have frequently received less recognition.Luckily, things are getting better as more and more inspirational women are taking charge as leaders, showing remarkable strength in their areas, just like queens ruling their domains.

Vanessa Rubidoux, who has been garnering significant noise in the Radio and Entertainment fields as a producer, podcaster, social media creator, writer and more, is glad about this positive shift happening worldwide.

She is happy and proud of how far women have reached in their endeavors to make it big in their careers and, most importantly, to inspire other budding female professionals across the world.

She is happy and proud of the significant progress women have made in their careers, and above all, their ability to inspire other aspiring female professionals worldwide.

The podcaster reveals that in 2013 she began working with an artist “Sami Seal” from Puerto Rico, on SoundCloud. Vanessa helped her create her brand, and together, they worked on producing music and identifying her magic. In turn, the artist helped Vanessa realize her magic, telling her how she was the Plug.

That’s how Vanessa became V The Plug. Telling stories and weaving in great magic through her content are her passions. “What better way to do that today than through podcasts,” she asks. This is essentially what motivated her to create Plug Talk, where she is all about the power of “The Plug.”

Explaining more, Vanessa says people can’t create light unless they are wired correctly. “We are the plug, our journey is the wire, and the world is the outlet. So let’s rewire ourselves, tap into our inner power, and create some damn light while we’re here,” she asserts.

Vanessa Rubidoux passionately works as a producer and media personality who’s all about telling stories and sparking that connection between people. She says that a plug has to be wired the right way in order to harness power and create light. The people on Plug Talk use this power to shine their light on others and inspire those who may still be in the dark.

“We all have this ability, and the ones who use it truly are “the plug,” she concludes.