Aminatou Sow has transitioned from a digital and social impact marketing leader to a prominent podcaster, writer, and speaker, sharing insights on friendship, culture, and technology.
Podcast "Call Your Girlfriend" co-hosted by Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman, produced by Gina Delvac. Brand new every Friday.
Aminatou Sow was the head of Social Impact Marketing at Google.
Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman are hosts of the podcast Call Your Girlfriend, authors of Big Friendship, and long-distance best friends, featured on Mailchimp Presents.
"Call Your Girlfriend" (co-hosted by Aminatou Sow, Ann Friedman, and Gina Delvac) was interviewed about happily deciding to end their popular podcast on their own terms.
Aminatou Sow is the host of "Pop Culture Debate Club" on BBC Sounds, where she mediates debates between two pop culture fans.
Aminatou Sow co-hosts "Glimpses of the Moon" podcast series, available on Audible.
Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman discuss their "Big Friendship" rules for maintaining close relationships on Marie Forleo's platform.
Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman were guests on Brené Brown's podcast, "Unlocking Us," to discuss their book "Big Friendship."
Aminatou Sow was mentioned in a Facebook post by Girlbossmedia for a new podcast called #LIPSTORIES, as the co-host of Call Your Girlfriend, in a partnership with Sephora.
Aminatou Sow is a podcaster, writer, and actress known for her work on various projects including “Single Drunk Female” (2022), “Poker Face” (2023), and the podcast “On She Goes” (2017). She gained significant recognition as the co-host of “Call Your Girlfriend,” a conversational feminist podcast she launched in 2014 with Ann Friedman and producer Gina Delvac. The podcast, which became a cultural phenomenon, discussed topics ranging from feminism, politics, and pop culture to activism and female friendship. Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman also co-authored the book “Big Friendship” in 2020.
Sow’s career trajectory includes leading social impact marketing at Google and being recognized by Forbes as one of “30 Under 30 in Tech.” She is also the co-founder of Tech LadyMafia, an organization that supports women in technology. “Call Your Girlfriend” started as a way for Sow and Friedman to maintain their long-distance friendship, evolving into a platform that generated 6.1 million downloads in 2017 alone and led to sold-out live tours. The podcast, which ran on a weekly basis, posted its final episode in February 2022 after over 350 episodes. Through her work, Sow consistently explores themes of friendship, activism, and the intersection of technology and culture, often discussing work, money, and “Shine Theory,” a concept she coined about women supporting each other in their careers. She has conducted interviews with notable figures such as Hillary Clinton, Gloria Steinem, and Stacey Abrams.
More recently, Aminatou Sow has continued her involvement in media with projects like “Pop Culture Debate Club” on BBC Sounds, where she mediates debates between pop culture enthusiasts. Her acting credits include portraying Nell (Barista) in one episode of “Poker Face” (2025) and writing for six episodes of the TV series “Single Drunk Female” (2022). She also appeared in the podcast series “Glimpses of the Moon” (2024) as herself. Sow’s work demonstrates a consistent commitment to exploring significant societal topics and engaging audiences through various media formats.
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