This week's episode starts off with our usual listener questions and answers over a playful cocktail, and heads straight into Pia's one-on-one conversation with our pal and fashion, fitness, and wellness entrepreneur Emily Oberg! This podcast is brought to you by Cash App, and produced by WestwoodWestwood.

Emily Oberg

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Our first live episode! The nice people at Spring Place in Los Angeles were kind enough to let us record with our dear friend and star of The Walking Dead, Alanna Masterson! Pia and her chat about life, careers, routines, and what it’s like for Alanna to do it all while raising her child. We take a few questions from the audience and it was a beautiful day! This podcast is produced by WestwoodWestwood.

Alanna Masterson (Live!)

This week’s episode is a bit more of a personal one. Pia’s own mother Margit Arrobio is our guest this week! We start off with some listener questions for Pia and her husband Davide, and then straight into a special conversation with Pia’s mother. We talk about Pia’s childhood, family life, and the passing of her father, and Margit’s husband last year. We thank each and every one of you for listening along so far, and we plan on bringing you many more episodes to come, we love you guys! This podcast is brought to you by Cash App, and produced by WestwoodWestwood.

Pia's Mom!

Elise Loehnen is the chief content officer at Goop, and host of their amazing podcast! We’re beyond lucky to have such a wise, cool, and confident guest on this week to discuss her work philosophies, guilty pleasures, and some great advice on what we can all do to help make this world a better place. Pia’s Pod is brought to you by Cash App, and produced by WestwoodWestwood.

Goop's Elise Loehnen

Aurora James is the amazing designer and creative director of Brother Vellies, a shoe brand that focuses on sustainability and indigenous fabrics. We learn about her rise to success, starting out selling her early works at flea markets in Brooklyn, and now running her small empire of factories all over the world. This podcast is brought to you by our friends at Cash App, and produced by WestwoodWestwood.

Emily Oberg

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