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For women in the sneaker world, it can feel like we've barely got a foot in the door. Flipping the Game is a three part series about the first shoe that got women into the sneaker game: the Reebok Freestyle. We dig into why women are still fighting for recognition in the sneaker world 30 years after...

Leisure

What will it take to make sure women are heard at every level of the sneaker industry? We meet three women changing the streetwear industry from the inside out: Jazerai Allen-Lord, Sophia Chang, and Emily Oberg. Together with host Scottie Beam, they talk about the future of sneakers and the steps we need to take to get to gender parity. 
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03: Creating a New Era

Women have embraced sneaker culture, but it’s still largely a man’s world. Since the Freestyle’s release in 1982, sneaker offerings for female sneakerheads have been thin. Women are still an afterthought in the sneaker industry. There are few exclusive sneakers released in women’s sizes, and even fewer hype sneakers designed with women in mind. We hear from women who are breaking down boundaries, and busting into the boys’ club. 
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02: Size Six Gang

This is the Reebok Freestyle “origin story.” How the first athletic shoe made specifically for women was created in 1982. The sneaker was born out of aerobics, and taken from the gym to the streets, and even onto red carpets. We dive into how the shoe grew to be ubiquitous— and became the sneaker that got a lot of women into the sneaker game.
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01: The 54-11

The story of the shoe that got women into the sneaker game... and kickstarted a revolution. Hosted by Scottie Beam. Presented by Reebok Classic and Gimlet Creative.
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Trailer Drop

Flipping The Game

Wedding pros, Daniel Moyer and Danielle Pasternak, come together to share their wedding industry and wedding planning knowledge through stories, interviews, tips and practical advice. In the wedding world, there is a great deal of dated information prancing through the interwebs and the Put A Ring O...

Relationships

How To

We delve into the what, why, and how of unplugged weddings.

Striking a Balance: Unplugged Weddings in the Digital Age

From Film to Secret Menus, we're unpacking 2024's wedding trends.

2024 Wedding Trends

Danielle and Dan talk about the essential elements every couple needs to consider when planning a wedding, emphasizing the importance of keeping it simple and focusing on what truly matters.

Beyond the 'Gram: Mastering the Basics

Dan and Danielle share their experiences with and perspectives on the first look tradition. From the emotional benefits to the creative alternatives, they unpack how it can affect the day.

Breaking Tradition: A Deep Dive into First Looks

In this episode, Danielle and Dan dive into the often-misunderstood roles of wedding planners and venue coordinators.

Decoding Roles: Wedding Planner vs. Venue Coordinator

Put A Ring On It: The Wedding Planning Podcast

You'll find compelling stories of female leaders, creators, and innovators— from food to fitness, business to beauty, interior design and more...all in just a 20 minute episode! They will inspire you, help you overcome your own obstacles and guide you on your journey. At the conclusion of each episo...

Entrepreneurship

I'm pausing The Heidi Rew Show right now in hopes that I can create a little more margin in my life. Instead, I'm going to try a short form podcast called the ENCOURAGE MINUTE. I'll be sharing an inspiring, encouraging story in :60 every Monday morning. Here's the first episode! Check it out and let me know what you think. 

SUBSCRIBE TO ENCOURAGE MINUTE here: 

iTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/encourage-minute/id1497747921

Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0WcmFRS7L03sbq85T40WWi

Overcast -  https://overcast.fm/itunes1497747921/encourage-minute

Pocketcast -  https://pca.st/9qs3kp8e

Stitcher -  https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/encourage-minute

FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM: 

www.Instagram.com/HeidiRew

Encourage Minute Podcast LAUNCH

Definitely entering 2020 with an interesting announcement...one that I didn't even know until YESTERDAY. 

Listen to this episode to hear the direction of the podcast, what it means for you and what I've learned about podcasting. 

UPDATE - In this episode, I said you could subscribe to the Encourage Minute podcast BUT with this annoucement being so last minute, I forgot I still have to get approval from all the podcast platforms. So, follow on social or email me to know exactly when you can subscribe.

PLUS...I give you my personal email + phone number in the episode, so here it is: 

heidi@heidirew.com

(404) 403-5674 (just text) 

www.instagram.com/heidirew

www.facebook.com/theheidirewshow/

CRAZY UPDATE: Life and Podcast Update

COO of Michael Hyatt & Company, Megan helps people achieve their goals every day. As a mom of FIVE kids, she knows achieving goals isn't easy. Learn WHY goal setting even matters at all, HOW to get over the hurdles we all face achieving them and WHAT to do every step of the way. 

Michael Hyatt created the Full Focus Planner, which I have & LOVE! Megan created the Bold line with beautiful colors and designs. 

Get your Full Focus Planner for 15% off with the DISCOUNT CODE: 

HEIDI15 at www.fullfocusplanner.com 

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Learn more about Michael Hyatt & Company: 

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Subscribe to Megan & Michael's podcast, Lead to Win: 

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GOAL SETTING with Megan Hyatt Miller

L.A. Winters and her sister, Linda,  were the Doublemint Twins from 1985-1995. The longest running and most iconic Doublemint twins. L.A. shares - 

    • How they became the most iconic Doublemint Twins

    • The tension that followed between her and her sister

        * How to heal a relationship 

        * And how to overcome comparison

This episode is especially timely during the holidays, when being around family can oftentimes be difficult. I hope it encourages you and gives you hope that healing can take place. 

Watch L.A. and her sister Linda on Oprah's Where Are They Now - 

https://youtu.be/vIK5_SmTD2o

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ENTERTAINMENT with Doublemint Twin L.A. Winters

Renee Montgomery is a basketball player for the Atlanta Dream of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). She won national championships with the UConn Huskies in 2009, and with the Minnesota Lynx in 2015 and 2017.  She broke the WNBA record for most 3-pointers in a half in 2018 and this is a VERY short summary of all her athletic accomplishments. At 5'7, you wouldn't think this girl is a basketball star but her height is the very thing that helped her get where she is. Well, that, plus an incredible family and really strong work ethic. Renee shares the story of how she got where she is PLUS - 


What she learned from academics that impacted her performance in sports. 
How do you develop discipline? 
And how can you embrace losing? 
Renee shares FOR THE FIRST time a new project she was selected for...
AND what REALITY show she REALLY wants to be on! 


Follow Renee: 

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Renee Montgomery Foundation - https://reneemontgomeryfoundation.org/about/

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SPORTS/INSPIRATION with WNBA player Renee Montgomery

The Heidi Rew Show

Two grown dirtbags just tryna navigate the male zeitgeist. If you have any money you want to give us or any constructive criticism you'd like us to 360 degree tomahawk slam dunk into the trash can please email us: throwingfitspod@gmail.com. For more Throwing Fits check us out on Patreon: https://www...

Welcome to Throwing Fits LLC world headquarters. This week, Jimmy and Larry are coming to you live from our new office, showing off our new set, revealing that the existence of a Third Cut proves that of a First and Second Cut, jewelry context matters, leather shorts, more dad cap discourse, RIP Toshikiyo Hirata and a subsequent conversation about Kapital’s rich history and current relevance, meme jawnz, Japanese blackface, what the TikTok ban means for content creators and reveals about politics, Chinese Arc'teryx resellers going crazy at the outlets, how James’ tennis camp rivalries mirror Challengers aka Lawrence’s movie of the year, a hypothetical about how you would even go about making an Instagram account in 2024, rating our first posts on the app, when seeing yourself photoshopped goes horribly wrong and much more. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

*PATREON PREVIEW* Real Strokers

On our new weekly mini ep, we’re fucking around and getting silly with the GD MFing Boyz, recapping and breaking down this week’s guest pod and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: why it’s actually sick when you Spider-Man meme with your boys, our cultural blindspots and if everyone will keep ripping off ALD even though they’re pivoting. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

*PATREON PREVIEW* The Afters with Jimmy and Larry: 4/26/24

Our interview with Brandon Mahler is hardcore. Brandon—global visual merchandising manager at Aimé Leon Dore—jumped out our group chat to make his pod debut on accepting his title as the most stylish man in New York, how many berets is too many berets, what the hell a visual merchandiser actual even does, professional hoarding, what it was like renovating ALD’s flagship, what sets the NYC and London stores apart and their often imitated never duplicated secret sauce, inspo across the pond, getting roasted for his jellies on Reddit, why certain jawnz enthusiasts needs to touch grass/collect rocks/play with bugs, the only guy we’d bring back personal style talk for, the psychotic fits he’s workshopping for summer, what won’t he wear, boldface lies about his monthly shopping budget, a real time running list of grails, cutting his teeth in Houston’s Galleria Gucci and Austin’s menswear trenches, his own picks for most stylish real guys, ye olde days of #menswear past, the hardcore to menswear guy pipeline, fits lost to the pit, 2024 trend talk, whether or not he believes in TF’s concept of jawnz ruiners, reining it in on first dates, your partner not tryna hear you nerd out about clothing all the time and much more on Brandon Mahler’s interview with The Only Podcast That Matters™. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

The Brandon Mahler Interview with Throwing Fits

The Tortured Podcasters Department. This week, Jimmy and Larry are a day late, but never a dollar short as the boys discuss how much a baseball glove really costs in this economy, performance trucker hats and dad cap R&D;, sunglasses for villains, the weather and playoff sports got the city heating up, James explains TikTok trends to Lawrence while Lawrence explains Ian to James, a beautiful day spent in Connecticut as TF cut & sew season returns, gun to head: Stanley Cup or NBA Championship, the various ethical quandaries of betting on your favorite team, Taylor Swift’s latest motion picture worth of mid doing dumb numbies, pagan tattoos for heathens vs. sentimental tattoos for golden retrievers, a healthy debate on whether or not boat shoes are actually back taking into account both personal and American history, critically evaluating Amazon’s fake Japanese streetwear brand psyop and much more. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

*PATREON PREVIEW* Boat Shoe Brain

On our new weekly mini ep, we’re fucking around and getting silly with the GD MFing Boyz, recapping and breaking down this week’s guest pod and touching on a variety of things we might have missed or simply must know more about, including but not limited to: collars are like kinda like boobs when you think about it, fried chicken and a world tour of beer. For more Throwing Fits, check us out on Patreon: www.patreon.com/throwingfits.

*PATREON PREVIEW* The Afters with Jimmy and Larry: 4/18/24

Throwing Fits

Okay queen, have you ever felt stumped, alone, or lost in this whole building your empire thing? Where do I even start building a brand? How do I find my dream clients? Is it possible to open and successfully run the business of my dreams? How am I even going to market this amazing idea I have? 

Do...

Enroll in The Glow Breathwork Certification today! Use code GLOW1000 to save $1000!  Get the FREE GLOW UP Secret 6 episode podcast with with Elizabeth.   Get on the Vitality Project Waitlist here!  Elizabeth is back solo this week sharing the importance of taking risks as an entrepeneur and how to take those risks even if you don't feel like you're ready!  She shares some of the scariest risks she has taken, and how she has made those investments, event when she doesn't know how they will play out. She shares a few secrets hacks on how to invest in yourself. You don't want to miss this episode! 

Some of the Biggest Financial Risks I Have Made in my Business & How They Paid Off

You can now enroll in the Glow Breathwork Certification!  Click here join. Use code GLOW1000 to save $1000 on your enrollment until May 13th!   Get Elizabeth's FREE private, secret podcast, Glow Up with Elizabeth Faye!   Get the FREE Perfect Pricing Method Training here.  Elizabeth is solo this week talking all about salon culture, and why it matters! Salon culture is important because it's your values and will attract those clients that align with you, and also help with employee retention.  She gives tangible tips on things you can start doing as a leader of your salon and team to build a heart centered business, and cultivate an environment that both your clients and employees love!  

The 3 C's Of Creating A Salon Culture That Will Stand the Test of Time

 Get Elizabeth's FREE private, secret podcast, Glow Up with Elizabeth Faye!   Get the FREE Perfect Pricing Method Training here.  Elizabeth Faye is back and interviewing Michalea Breci. Michaela Breci is a renowned expert in hair extension education and a sought-after business consultant in the hair industry, with over 20 years of experience. She owns multiple successful businesses and has helped hundreds of salon owners achieve success by leveraging her corporate America background. Michaela is celebrated for her custom-tailored business strategies, the creation of the Mane Luxe® hair extension method, and her ability to build top-performing teams. As a distinguished educator, she empowers stylists and salon owners globally, enabling them to build their legacies. Michaela is the ultimate authority for anyone looking to thrive and achieve their dreams in the competitive hair and beauty sector. On today's podcast they talk about what it really means to be an "expert" and what it looks like for our industry and you as a business owner.   They talk about the importance of hiring a coach, and even though it can be scary,it is so important to invest in yourself, and into the right coach. When researching which mentor you want to work with, you want to make sure that your message aligns with those that you want to work with, and also make sure that the person has results to back up what they are claiming to be an "expert" in. ⁠

Being a Student is the Secret to Being the Expert with Michalea Breci

 Get Elizabeth's FREE private, secret podcast, Glow Up with Elizabeth Faye!   Get the FREE Perfect Pricing Method Training here.  Elizabeth Faye is back and interviewing Mak Plock. Mak is a stylist, Silx brand hair extension business owner, breathwork faciliator and SO much more. They chat all about how to lead in your divine feminine, and how to start leading with ease and flow.  They share their experiences in how when they started in their businesses they were leading from a wounded masculine place, and how doing healing work has allowed them to begin running their businesses from a healthy and healed place, and how much better their lives and businsess look and FEEL! 

How to Be An Industry, Heart Led Leader in this New World.

Elizabeth Faye is back for a solo episode talking all about what she has been up to these past few months, and some bigs things that are coming in the near future, and she shares her recent at experience at this year's Love Retreat in Tulum! If you want to join us for Love Retreat 2025 there are a few spots left! Click here to snag your spot. In this episode, she chats about how Love Retreat came to be. She shares her experience at this year's Love Retreat in Tulum and how this work has impacted her professional and business life.   Love Retreat is our signature healing retreat. All women are welcome to come and heal deep trauma and step into a high embodied self.   

My Healing Experience at Love Retreat with Elizabeth Faye

Hair Love Radio

Lea Black, the philanthropist, skincare entrepreneur, best-selling author, mother, wife, "Mayor of Miami" and alum from "The Real Housewives of Miami," launches her popular web series, "Lunch with Lea," as a podcast. Join Lea as she weighs in on all the latest entertainment news, celebrity gossip, r...

Lunch With Lea Black Episode 619 Season Finale Listen or watch at leablack.com/podcast Shop the 40% off Friends & Family Sale through 12/14 on LEABLACK.COM Use code FRIENDS2021 Personal Update Holiday News Current Affairs Real Housewives News Jeff Lewis Live Dec 23rd Etsy vendor WHOGONSKETCHMEBOO Alec Baldwin Guns Covid Update Politics Have a Happy Holidays and we will see you again in 2022.  Presented by Luxe Media @luxemediaofficial @luxelife_cb #luxe #luxemedia #luxemediastudios #luxetv Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lunch With Lea Black Episode 619

Lunch With Lea Black Episode 618 Shop the Holiday Preview Event and enjoy 30% off select skin care products with code HOLIDAYPREVIEW21 Listen to the podcast at leablack.com/podcast Personal Recap Lea's Life Lesson Customer Testimonial Politics Current Affairs Covid-19 Real Housewives News Movies and TV Kim Catrell RJ Update Lunch With Lea will return in December 2021.  Happy Thanksgiving to all and thank you for your continued support. Presented by Luxe Media @luxemediaofficial @luxelife_cb #luxe #luxemedia #luxemediastudios #luxetv Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lunch With Lea Black Episode 618

Listen or watch anytime at leablack.com/podcast Shop the Holiday Preview Event and enjoy 30% off select individual CBD skin care products with code PODCAST.  Personal Recap  Housewives News  Halloween Recap  TV Shows  Election Results  Jessica Zimmerman  Political Rant  Royal News  Covid News  Current Affairs  Entertainment News  Lea's Life Lesson  Customer Testimonial  Lea Black Beauty Holiday Shipping   Presented by Luxe Media @luxemediaofficial @luxelife_cb #luxe #luxemedia #luxemediastudios #luxetv Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lunch With Lea Black Episode 617

Lunch With Lea Black Episode 616 Shop leablack.com and use code PODCAST for 30% off select CBD and Sudden Youth products.  Listen or watch anytime at leablack.com/podcast Call with Candice Bar of Luxe Media Personal Recap Housewives News Politics Celebrity News Current Affairs Lea's Life Lesson Customer Testimonial Presented by Luxe Media @luxemediaofficial @luxelife_cb #luxe #luxemedia #luxemediastudios #luxetv 
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Lunch With Lea Black Episode 616

Lunch With Lea Black Episode 615 Listen or watch the podcast at leablack.com/podcast Shop the Fall Event and Jeff Lewis Autumn drop at leablack.com/jeff. Enjoy 25% off select individual skincare products with code Fall Event through October 24th, 2021. Personal Recap TV Recap Housewives News Celebrity News Politics Covid Tune in next week for a new #LunchWithLea 
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Lunch With Lea Black Episode 615

Lunch With Lea Black

The Glossy Podcast is a weekly show on the impact of technology on the fashion and luxury industries with the people making change happen.

News

On the Glossy Week in Review podcast, senior fashion reporter Danny Parisi and editor-in-chief Jill Manoff break down some of the biggest fashion news of the week.
This week, we talk about the perils of unregulated AI, the rumors of LVMH offloading Marc Jacobs and the immense growth (and pitfalls) of TikTok Shop.

Week in Review: AI regulation, LVMH's Marc Jacobs plans, the growth of TikTok Shop

Before taking the reins as creative director of Carolina Herrera in 2018, Wes Gordon had been immersed in the world of high fashion by running his own label and going to school at Central Saint Martins. After graduating, he launched his eponymous label in 2009 and quickly garnered attention for his sophisticated and vibrant aesthetic, which blends modern sensibilities with timeless elegance. 
Since stepping into his role at Carolina Herrera, Wes Gordon has been credited with infusing the brand with a fresh, exuberant spirit while also honoring the opulent and refined legacy of the founder, Mrs. Herrera. His collections are celebrated for their dynamic use of color, meticulous craftsmanship and playful yet sophisticated aesthetic. Under his creative guidance, the brand has continued to captivate a global audience, expand to new markets and grow its e-commerce reach. Carolina Herrera is opening multiple stores in the next couple of months, with its most recent opening being in Palm Beach. The brand is owned by Spanish conglomerate Puig, which also owns Paco Rabanne, Dries Van Noten and Jean Paul Gaultier.
This week's Glossy Podcast explores Carolina Herrera's Puig ownership, Gordon's challenges while taking over Herrera's role and the the brand's Met Gala plans this year.

Carolina Herrera's Wes Gordon: Department stores aren't the only important sales channel anymore

On the Glossy Week in Review podcast, senior fashion reporter Danny Parisi and international reporter Zofia Zwieglinska break down some of the biggest fashion news of the week.
On this week’s episode, we discuss the ongoing collapse of luxury e-commerce companies like Matches Fashion, the slowdown in luxury spending in China, and the progress of the TikTok ban and its potential impacts on fashion.

Week in Review: Matches Fashion, luxury's China slowdown, the TikTok ban

Before becoming Lilly Pulitzer’s CEO eight years ago, Michelle Kelly had been with the company for 12 years. That experience helped set her up for success as the company’s leader, she said on this week’s Glossy Podcast.
"I was able to develop a strong sense of how we operate,” she said. “For everything we've built over the past 20 years, I have some knowledge of how it was done and how we got there. And, of course, the functional knowledge of how different departments work has been really helpful. For one, it’s provided confidence in knowing that we can change — because we have changed, and have been successful at it.”
Also on the podcast, Kelly discussed how the recent widespread move to coastal towns has affected 65-year-old Lilly Pulitzer, which specializes in resortwear. And she shared how the brand is adjusting its marketing and distribution mixes in keeping with its customer’s changing behavior.
Get more from Glossy with the daily newsletter, sent out each weekday morning. Visit glossy.co/newsletters to sign up.

Lilly Pulitzer CEO Michelle Kelly: Our ‘balanced marketing mix’ includes catalogs and commercials

Digiday Media's WorkLife is proud to present season three of The Return, a podcast about the modern workforce, with this season focused on middle management.
Last season, we heard what it’s like for Gen Z to enter the workforce for the first time in a post-pandemic world. We highlighted themes like why values are so important to Gen Zers, whether or not they are loyal to their employers, how they use TikTok for career advice, what it means to be a young professional who is a boss to older workers, and so much more.
This time, we’re hearing from the population of workers that some argue is the backbone of a successfully-run organization: middle management. They are the ones who are navigating those RTO mandates, welcoming a new generation of workers that have a different approach than those who came before them, the rise of artificial intelligence – the list goes on.
In season three of The Return, we speak to middle managers themselves to hear beyond their everyday stresses of the job, but what they need to guarantee everyone they manage has what they need to be the best at what they do. C-suite, listen up because they need your help too.
We dive into how middle management stress is a decades-long issue (there are New York Times headlines dating back to 1971), how the wrong people are being chosen to be managers which is leading to the rise of “accidental managers,” what it’s like to have hard conversations and having to be a therapist at times, where people are finding support as a middle manager, and how AI is impacting the job of a middle manager.
With a Q+A format, you will hear in-depth conversations with folks including Colette Stallbaumer, Microsoft’s general manager of Microsoft 365 and Future of Work Marketing, Rob Pierre, former CEO of advertising services platform Jellyfish, and Emily Field, partner at McKinsey & Company who co-authored “Power to the Middle: Why Managers Hold the Keys to the Future of Work,” to name a few.
Season three of The Return is hosted by Cloey Callahan, senior reporter at Digiday Media’s WorkLife, and produced by Digiday Media’s audio producer Sara Patterson.
Subscribe to the WorkLife podcast now on Apple Podcasts – or wherever you get your podcasts – to hear the first episode on Tuesday, April 23.

Digiday Media Presents: The Return Season Three

The Glossy Podcast

Nache Snow and Astral Riles are the owners of the directory FindaFashionTruck.com and manage the blog StartaFashionTruck.com. They are new small business owners trying to figure out what works for fashion trucks (mobile boutiques), online boutiques, and brick and mortar stores. They intend to learn ...

Jessica is the owner of Fringe & Flair mobile boutique in Austin, TX. In this gorgeous truck she carries clothing plus vintage and modern Native American jewelry from New Mexico. Listen iTunes // Stitcher  // YouTube // RSS // Episode Archive IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL FIND OUT ABOUT: Started to get her knack in […]

081: The Importance of Having a Vision For Your Brand + The Luck of Finding a Truck Under Budget

iTunes // Stitcher // YouTube // RSS // Episode Archive IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL FIND OUT ABOUT: Mikala started her mobile business at 20 years old. She decided that she wasn’t going to wait on a job to come to her..She chose to create that job. She went to The University of Kentucky where […]

079: Fresh Out of College, Young Entrepreneur Opened Mobile Boutique and Brick & Mortar Store

Samantha Lynch is the owner/operator of Gypset located in Winter Park, Florida. She started her handmade jewelry business almost 3 years ago and has recently launched her mobile boutique in January 2017. PODCAST PLAYER iTunes // Stitcher // YouTube // RSS // Episode Archive IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL FIND OUT ABOUT: Samantha makes handmade jewelry and […]

077: How To Set Your Mobile Boutique Apart From Others + Tips To Grow Your Brand On Social Media

Marisa Folz is the owner of  The Wander Shop in Wilton Manors, Florida. Marisa has always had a passion for fashion. She meticulously worked on her brand and planned out her strategy to start her online + mobile business. Having a background in Event Planning allowed her to plan a successful launch party and get the […]

076: Taking Time To Plan Out Your Brand + Having a Successful Launch Party with Sponsors

Sarah Platt is the owner/operator of Urban Izzy. She originally started the business in Texas, but recently has moved to Folly Beach, South Carolina. Sarah has ran her mobile boutique for almost 5 years and has also opened up 2 successful pop-up stores during the course of this time. PODCAST PLAYER iTunes // Stitcher // YouTube // […]

075: Opening Up a Shared Pop-Up Store + The Effects Of Moving Your Business To A New Location

Can I Park Here? | Fashion Trucks / Mobile Boutique / Lifestyle / Business / Bloggers

"It isn't what we say or think that defines us, but WHAT WE DO" -Jane Austen

Welcome to What We Do! With new episodes every Tuesday, our host and former Miss America, Kira Kazantsev, sits down with some of the most inspirational women in the game to bring you their stories of triumph, failure, over...

In the final episode of the miniseries, Abe Arrington shares the ending to his story, at least the prison part, and tells us about what he’s up to now. Stacey, Brittany, and Abe offer their parting words and hopes for the future. 



https://docs.google.com/document/d/1To7EwPeUwpM1fqM2swoyUXhwVdK5CxtlQRPmHArp_b0/edit?usp=sharing


What We Do Presents: Defy- A Four-Part Miniseries, Episode 4

Kira takes you back to the origin of the miniseries: Stacey Putka, Executive Director of Defy Colorado. Stacey discusses her journey and Defy’s complicated path to get to where it is today. We also listen to the incarcerated men at Arkansas Valley Correctional Facility as they graduate from the Defy program after eight long months of study. 




What We Do Presents: Defy- A Four-Part Miniseries, Episode 3

Kira speaks with Brittany Lewis, PhD candidate at George Washington University, about the historical record behind why something like what happened to Abe Arrington could ever happen in America. 



https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1059&context;=themis

https://rachel-cargle.com/the-great-unlearn/


What We Do Presents: Defy- A Four-Part Miniseries, Episode 2

Kira welcomes you back to the podcast and introduces a very special story. WWD has always featured the stories of incredible women, and that’s not changing. But over the last few months, as America’s problems of systemic racial injustice shifted to the forefront of our nation’s consciousness, we decided to use the pod as a vehicle to examine the intersection between race and the criminal justice system. You’ll hear about our justice system from three very different points of view and hopefully, you’ll take away something that will help us live in a more unified nation.



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What We Do Presents: Defy- A Four-Part Miniseries, Episode 1

Happy Wednesday! We are back with another episode featuring the fabulous Nina Davuluri. Nina is the cofounder of the skincare brand Aavrani which is making a major splash in the skincare and beauty industry. She is an advocate for diversity and cultural competency and STEM education. She is a phenomenal host and on camera personality, and yes, she is a former Miss America. Nina is someone that I have looked to for advice in some of my most trying times and someone I see as a soundboard to bounce ideas off of to help me figure out the crazy game of life! Before we get to the episode, a quick WWD announcement. I mentioned before that I love true crime and I love women's empowerment podcasts, well I've found a way to bring the genres together. Something really major (at least to me) is coming up at the end of November and that is the one year anniversary of WWD which I can't even believe. To celebrate that, we're bringing you this project and it is completely different from anything that WWD has ever done. So look out for that. In fact, WWD is going to take a break for a few weeks while we work on this project for you and then we will be back with regular content. In the mean time you can catch up on any episodes you might have missed and tell all your friends about the show! Now sit back and enjoy this episode with Nina Davuluri!

Episode 32: Nina Davuluri #GlowAndConquer

What We Do

Celeste Bonin is a former WWE Diva's Champion, ball buster, divorcé, lady boss, CEO, business owner, designer, and a strong believer in the philosophy that cursing is an art form. Co-host, Laurin Conlin, is an IFBB Bikini Pro, successful coach, and entrepreneur. She has her Master’s degree, and she ...

Fitness

Health & Fitness

Athletes are so hang-up about their physique nowadays. Everyone, not only professional athletes are hitting the gym to build their bodies. Protein diets, muscle building, hardcore training, and spending hours in the gym has become a trend. And with the extreme desire to look acceptable to the audience, even drugs like steroids have joined the hype. Today Laurin, Celeste, Ryan, and Grant will be joined by Rob MacIntyre, owner of Hard Nocks South Gym to let everyone know why hardcore training and unprescribed drugs could do more damage than good to your body and mental health. They’ll also tackle different stress hardcore training may bring you, not to mention the recovery periods your body will need when exposed to injuries. Tune in and learn from the experts on how you can achieve great balance between building your physique and looking great from the inside out.   “You need to have balance. Everyone has bad days so if your body is telling you something, have balance and rest.”  -Rob MacIntyre   Subscribe to  iTunes, TuneIn, or  Stitcher Radio! Love the podcast? Leave a review on  iTunes!   In This Episode:   How bodybuilding has become not just about having a good physique but also building and projecting an image What sports stereotyping is all about Why people are stressing over their physique and how bodybuilding helps but not for long The physical and mental effects of hardcore training How to deal with the bad days and how can you use bodybuilding as a way to escape reality What motivates people to hit the gym and what do coaches do to motivate their professional athletes when they don’t feel like training How balance between hardcore training and “just having fun” training is achieved What are the risks you are exposing your body when you strain it with continuous training and steroids What are the corrective ways of doing training to avoid injuries     Resources:  Celestial Bodiez Evolution Sale    Connect with Rob:  Instagram Twitter Website    Connect with Ryan:   Instagram    Connect with Grant:  Instagram    Connect with Celeste and Laurin: Celeste  Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter  Laurin  Facebook Instagram  Youtube Twitter 

Bodybuilding versus Body Balance with Rob MacIntyre

Weddings can be the most stressful time in a person’s life, whether they’re in the bridal party or dealing with the drama from the sidelines -- but no one knows wedding chaos quite like someone in the industry. In this episode, Celeste and Laurin are joined by Olivia Gray, who gets to deal with brides at the peak of wedding planning pressure. Olivia has  BFA from SCAD and currently provides bridal alterations while developing her own line of gowns. She has a ton of advice for brides-to-be, and their family and friends, about choosing a dress, staying true to yourself, and putting together a killer wedding. You’ll also hear some hilarious stories about rude moms, double-sided tape, and going strapless. Don’t miss it!   “It’s just one day in your life… but it’s the beginning of the rest of your life, so that’s really what matters.”  -Olivia Gray   Subscribe to  iTunes, TuneIn, or  Stitcher Radio! Love the podcast? Leave a review on  iTunes!   In This Episode:   How social media has influenced the wedding industry Why you need to pick your venue before anything else, and why you should try on “curveball” dresses Don’t confuse yourself! Hear why you should limit your dress try-on count to 10 Strapless gown tips and horror stories The best time to stop dieting if you’re trying to lose weight for your wedding, plus weight-related alteration nightmares Why you have to set boundaries with your family Ways to include your groom in the wedding planning Half of what you’re worried about won’t matter on the big day; here’s where to focus your energy instead The right way to balance your wedding and the honeymoon Olivia’s tips for anyone hoping to go into design    Connect with Olivia:  Instagram OliviaGrayDesigns.com    Connect with Celeste and Laurin: Celeste  Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter  Laurin  Facebook Instagram  Youtube Twitter 

Bridezillas, Wedding Dresses & Fashion Design

There’s a dark side to bodybuilding that no one seems to be talking about. Perpetual dieting, back-to-back competitions, and the constant drive to stay lean are all creating lifetime issues -- physically and mentally. Today Laurin and Celeste are taking a stand: it’s time to stop the madness. You’re going to hear exactly why your body needs a break, especially if you want to perform better and last longer in the sport. Laurin gets real about what happens to your body if you don’t take time off, and Celeste shares her experience with perpetual dieting when she was wrestling. Take it from these pros: no Instagram likes or six packs are worth this kind of trouble. Tune in to hear why.   “If you want to make progress, you have to take time off stage.”  -Laurin Conlin    Subscribe to  iTunes, TuneIn, or  Stitcher Radio! Love the podcast? Leave a review on  iTunes!   In This Episode:   How bodybuilding has changed in the past decade to be more popular, but less attainable for the average person Why the bikini build is not sustainable You have to take a break between competitions! Hear what happens to your body when you don’t The mental effects of perpetual dieting and trying to stay lean Why you might be experiencing body fat overshoot: Understanding hyperphagia  Do you need to stay lean to stay relevant? Here’s why you don’t need to stay in perpetual diet mode for judges, sponsors, or business How coaches can step up and hold their clients accountable for treating their body well, while still helping them compete It isn’t just bodybuilders who need to be aware of this: Hear Celeste’s dieting experience that taught her a really valuable lesson when she was wrestling How to snag Celestial Bodiez at super discounted rates before the CB Collective drop in November    Resources:  Celestial Bodiez Evolution Sale    Connect with Celeste and Laurin: Celeste  Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter  Laurin  Facebook Instagram  Youtube Twitter 

STOP Perpetual Dieting

Would you rather hear Celeste and Laurin joined by strength training coach and fireman Ryan Conley or fitness and business coach Grant Dziak? Luckily, you don’t have to choose one, because in today’s show, both of them step up to the mic. Laurin and Celeste sit down with their significant others to talk relationships, business, fitness, and more. You’ll hear hilarious questions and surprising answers in their quick round of Would You Rather, and some philosophical reflections about whether you should focus on the greater good over your own desires. Buckle up, because there’s a lot to hear in this fun and insightful Guys vs. Girls episode.   “Everything seems like it’s always going to be this way because it’s as long as you’ve ever lived... As long as you keep going, there’s hope.”  -Grant Dziak   Subscribe to  iTunes, TuneIn, or  Stitcher Radio! Love the podcast? Leave a review on  iTunes!   In This Episode:   The boys dig into why consistency is important in a relationship and maintaining your independence is a non-negotiable Tips for communicating more effectively with your significant other Why trust is one of the most important aspects of a relationship, and what to do if you struggle with trusting people in your life The biggest lessons learned from the worst jobs the guys have ever had Celeste and Laurin share what it really means to be successful in business (hint: it’s not about the money) Would You Rather lightning round: A million-dollar question, knives for fingers, and teeth in unfortunate places Sports you need to try if you want to see a serious transformation in your life and advice from the guys about being consistent with fitness Are accolades or longevity more important in sports?  Messages from Ryan and Grant to their 18-year-old selves Why the greater good will always outweigh your own needs    Connect with Ryan:  Instagram    Connect with Grant:  Instagram    Connect with Celeste and Laurin: Celeste  Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter  Laurin  Facebook Instagram  Youtube Twitter 

Guys Vs Girls; Relationships, Business and MORE

If you’re a brand owner, entrepreneur, or leggings-lover, this one's for you. Celestial Bodiez, Celeste’s apparel company and the home of the OG booty scrunch leggings, is going through a huge transformation. CB Collective is launching on Black Friday with its first limited edition collection of athletic wear -- with the same booty scrunch, fit, and feel you know and love. In this episode, Celeste shares what inspired the change in her business and the choices she’s had to make along the way. You’ll hear her advice for branding, connecting with your audience, and developing a great product that makes people feel good. Plus, you’ll get a peek into the type of fashion you can expect from CB Collective and some updates on Team Loco Fit from Laurin. “So much of what goes into making a product is thinking about how it’s supposed to make people feel.”  -Celeste Bonin   Subscribe to  iTunes,  TuneIn, or  Stitcher Radio! Love the podcast? Leave a review on  iTunes!   In This Episode:   Introducing CB Collective, the new evolution of Celestial Bodiez The history of Celestial Bodiez, their patented design, and why they’re still the OG booty scrunch leggings Rebrand versus a fresh start: When you should change your look and when you should change your model Quality over quantity: Why the number of people following your brand doesn’t actually matter What to expect from the limited edition releases coming from CB Collective How to create content that captures your brand’s voice and tells its story The big issues Celeste faced five years when starting Celestial Bodiez, and what it taught her Why it’s so important to make people feel good if you want them to feel connected to your brand What’s new with Team Loco Fit    Resources:  CB Collective Apparel  CB Collective’s Instagram Team Loco Fit    Connect with Celeste and Laurin: Celeste  Facebook Instagram Youtube Twitter  Laurin  Facebook Instagram  Youtube Twitter 

Evolving Your Brand, Celestial Bodiez Evolves

The UNglamorous Life Podcast

We’ve all had wardrobe malfunctions – moments when our clothes badly let us down. Susannah Constantine has had many. Like the time her dress straps snapped during a Windsor Castle supper, releasing her breasts into the soup. Clothes and how they define us have fascinated Susannah for years – and wer...

Music Interviews

This week's special guest, in the final episode of season nine, is the legendary makeup artist Mary Greenwell! She and Susannah discuss supermodels, ageing and false eyelashes... You can find Mary on Instagram @marygreenwell. For help or support on drugs-related issues, go to the support service FRANK at talktofrank.com. As ever, thanks to our house band duo for providing our music - you can find their new album DESTINO at duoguitarmusic.com, listen on Spotify and YouTube and follow them on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and TikTok. And, of course, huge thanks to you for listening! If you like this episode, please subscribe, check out the others and give us a five-star rating and review. Finally, we always love hearing from you - please email us at help@mywardmal.com. You can also find us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok all @mywardmal, and on our website at mywardmal.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S9 Ep8: Mary Greenwell and her hard-boiled breakfast

This week's special guest is the iconic model, muse and photographer Pattie Boyd! She and Susannah discuss giraffes, meditation and a Wonderful revelation... Pattie's latest book, 'My Life In Pictures', is out now. You can find her on her website here and follow her on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.  As ever, thanks to our house band duo for providing our music - you can find their new album DESTINO at duoguitarmusic.com, listen on Spotify and YouTube and follow them on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and TikTok. And, of course, huge thanks to you for listening! If you like this episode, please subscribe, check out the others and give us a five-star rating and review. Finally, we always love hearing from you - please email us at help@mywardmal.com. You can also find us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok all @mywardmal, and on our website at mywardmal.com. 
 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S9 Ep7: Pattie Boyd and her prairie predicament

This week's special guest is Hollywood director Paul Feig! He and Susannah discuss cowboy hats, fish lips and geezer shoes... Paul's latest book, 'Cocktail Time!: The Ultimate Guide to Grown-Up Fun', is out now. To find out more about Artingstall's Brilliant London Dry Gin go to artingstallsgin.com You can find Paul on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @paulfeig. As ever, thanks to our house band duo for providing our music - you can find their new album DESTINO at duoguitarmusic.com, listen on Spotify and YouTube and follow them on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and TikTok. And, of course, huge thanks to you for listening! If you like this episode, please subscribe, check out the others and give us a five-star rating and review. Finally, we always love hearing from you - please email us at help@mywardmal.com. You can also find us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok all @mywardmal, and on our website at mywardmal.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

S9 Ep6: Paul Feig and his dastardly double

This week's special guests are social media superstars Lewys Ball & Isla Loba! They and Susannah discuss fillers, trolls and school shorts... You can listen to Lewys and Isla's Pop Off podcast here. You can find Lewys on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok and Isla on TikTok and Instagram. As ever, thanks to our house band duo for providing our music - you can find their new album DESTINO at duoguitarmusic.com, listen on Spotify and YouTube and follow them on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and TikTok. And, of course, huge thanks to you for listening! If you like this episode, please subscribe, check out the others and give us a five-star rating and review. Finally, we always love hearing from you - please email us at help@mywardmal.com. You can also find us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok all @mywardmal, and on our website at mywardmal.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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