Caviar Dreams, Tuna Fish Budget with Margaret Josephs

Christmas is coming… excuse the pun. But what better time to get down to business and talk about sex than the holidays!? We are joined by the incredible Cayte Castrillon,a psychotherapist and sexuality educator who has dedicated her career to helping people optimize their emotional, physical and sexual health. We explore everything you need to know to put you on the path to sexual liberation from personal pleasure, porn literacy, sex scheduling and “nibbling”. This episode is sex positive, body positive and empowering! This holiday season this episode is the gift that keeps on giving!

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This week Margaret and Lexi sit down with Laura Geller, entrepreneur and makeup artist to the stars..think Audrey Hepburn kind of stars! What started as a love of beauty grew into a huge career, when her early talent landed her a gig working on Broadway and broadcast talent. Laura Geller then went on to open her own studio on the Upper East Side and established herself as the go-to-girl for Manhattan's most glamorous. Working with other people's products quickly helped her establish what she needed out of her own makeup line... products that offer multi-tasking abilities for flawless complexions. Naturally the orders came pouring in and she had to hilariously outsource to her mother and her friends to fulfill the high demand! She's solidified herself as a fixture on QVC for 25 years and remains the longest standing color cosmetic brand on the shopping channel today! Laura prides herself and her brand in embracing and catering to women of all ages and backgrounds. It's never too late to learn a few new beauty tips, so tune in and learn from the expert herself!

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Olive & June is the breakout star of the nail industry and it’s all due to the tenacity of it’s founder Sarah Gibson Tuttle. In a world owned by just a handful of brands Olive & June burst onto the scene to revolutionize the nail salon experience. Sarah didn’t have a beauty background but after a career in finance left her wanting more and a long last love for nails, she started her new endeavor. Fast forward to opening a salon, creating a system that ergonomically assists at-home manis and pedis, influencer collabs and now introducing a new range of chic size inclusive press ons it’s a wonder SGT had time to even chat with us… but she did and you’re going to want to listen! Be inspired and invigorated by her sheer determination and vision!

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It’s a fact that all the best housewife drama is centered around food and cocktails. Plates have been tossed, glasses have been slung and of course there was that table flip… but until now there was no Housewives Cookbook… well things are about to change! Cook It, Spill It, Throw It: the not-so- Real Housewives Parody Cookbook, the brainchild of world renowned Chef, Stuart O’Keefe and Comedian, Radio Host and Bravo aficionado Amy Phillips that celebrates all of your favorite iconic reality moments with genius recipes. Think Ponytail Pulled Pork, Your Husband’s In The Pool-enta and Hit a Nerve Bruschetta! Not only were The Marge’s iconic scenes inspiration for multiple recipes, she was lucky enough to be asked for a quote for the back cover! Join us this week with Amy and Stuart to hear the story of how this  legendary cookbook came to be as well as chat all things Housewives, there's nothing better than food and gossip and this episode has it all!

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Marge and Lexi return from their hiatus blonder and better than ever! Catch up on everything that's been going on in their crazy world, from renovations, new business endeavors to failed plastic surgery. 

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Joshua Coombes is a British hairstylist, humanitarian and inspiration. He is the founder of #DoSomethingForNothing - a social media movement that encourages and inspires people to connect their skills and time to those who need them. I’m 2015 he offered a person experiencing homeless a haircut and the impact this simple act had was immediately clear. He knew at this moment he could positively impact people’s lives by offering free haircuts on the streets of London, to those experiencing homelessness in the capital. By posting these emotional and transformative images on his Instagram he started a social movement . His mission has grown internationally with Joshua’s story being featured in National Geographic's series 'The Story of Us' with Morgan Freeman released on Netflix internationally. Joshua has now written his first book which shows that through the simple act of a haircut, readers are taken on a geographical and emotional journey into the lives of people experiencing homelessness in different cities across the world. Do Something for Nothing explores themes of love, acceptance, shame, and perseverance while inviting us to see ourselves in one another and dissolve the negative stigmas surrounding homelessness. Additionally, 100% of the author's proceeds will be dedicated to future not-for-profit art projects to amplify the lives of isolated people. This episode is so inspiring and helps cut through the negative stigma of those experiencing homelessness and if you take away one message it’s that a simple act of kindness can have power beyond measure. 

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Ramy Brook is a name synonymous with timelessly chic staple pieces that are closet mainstays… But did you know Ramy started her multi-million dollar lifestyle brand at age 42 from her NYC apt with absolutely NO background in fashion? When Ramy looked in her own closet she always felt lacking in the shirt department. She had a need for a timeless shirt that could be paired with jeans and her signature layered jewelry. After years of shopping the stores and not finding what she wanted she decided to literally start her own company to fill that need. Hustling her way from trunk shows at her sister's house to being carried in Bergdorf Goodman, thanks to a chance run in with Chelsea Handler's stylist, this episode is literally a “how to” for any budding entrepreneur. Ramy shares her journey and how she utilized contacts, even took quickbooks classes and put her fears aside to grow a thriving business that is a favorite of the most fashionable women everywhere. A must listen for anyone needing a push in the right direction to reach for their dreams! 

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The best ideas are born out of necessity and Susan Feldman's career is an ode to that notion. As the co-founder and visionary behind One Kings Lane the online go-to destination that revolutionized the way we shop for home decor and disrupted an entire industry with it's inspirational, editorial look. Upgrading from a NYC city apartment to a west coast spacious home and for the first time having the opportunity to really design a large space Susan saw the need for a curated, collective offering the chicest pieces from everyone's favorite brands and created an experience that built both a business and recognition for the brands it carried, the latter unheard of in 2009. As a former executive at Ralph Lauren and Liz Clairbourne, Susan was no stranger to the world of wholesale / retail but the home category was a totally foreign concept, but Suan's creative flair and gift for identifying the white space paid off and One Kings lane sold it just 7 years after its launch to Bed, Bath and Beyond.  Susan was 53 when she launched One Kings Lane and now at 65 Susan is the founder of a life-style destination that celebrates women and frees them from the age limits and expectations set by society. Hearing how her fabulous, fun, chic and fashion forward friends were left feeling invisible by the media and the brands that served them, Susan set out with a mission to change that and In The Groove was born.   This episode just reinforces our mantra that goals are important at any age of your journey and that as women we only get more fierce and powerful as we evolve on our journey. 

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Melissa Pfeister is a literal pfeist for the senses! Vivacious, driven, ambitious and absolutely hilarious Melissa has always been fueled by her passion but as we all know the road to sweet success isn't without setbacks. Growing up in Ohio, Melissa's only objective was to be a star basketball player and she was totally on track when injury struck and she was served the devastating news that she was sidelined from her beloved sport for good. Always into health, nutrition and fitness Melissa‘s next endeavor was a healthy baked goods company started from scratch with grit and determination that made it onto the shelves of Whole Foods and grew to service huge commercial clients. But knowing when to hang up her apron and pursue other avenues has proven Melissa can be successful at everything she sets her sights on. The host of the Bravo related Side Piece podcast, focusing on the spicy extra sides that come along with your fave Bravolebs! If that wasn’t enough along with 2 kids under 5… she just completed a Stanford board certification in nutrition and launched her business Stripped with Melissa that has already helped over 80 clients lose 450lbs in its first 6 months. Melissa Pfeister is no side piece; she is the main event! 

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Masters in their industry and no strangers to reinvention, Jason Backe and Ted Gibson are partners in business and in love. Celebrity Hairstylists, fierce entrepreneurs and master educators, Ted and Jason's work has graced the covers of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Elle and Vanity Fair on models and Alisters alike. Ted is behind some of the most iconic looks of our generation and is known to command the most expensive haircut in the country... The Marge should know as she met Ted when she was his client in his 5th Ave salon. As fast as fashion changes the business landscape does too. Ted and Jason have had to adapt over their years together in business and live by the mantra the comeback is better than the setback. They candidly discuss the mistakes they've made that led them to launch their initiative Worth Up Alliance, a nonprofit platform that provides resources, mentors and business coaching to beauty entrepreneurs. They are the most dynamic duo, with infectious energy and this raw honest episode will inspire you at core.

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