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The ladies of Get a Clue are kicking off Season 3 in *style* and celebrating the modern day renaissance woman! In today's episode, Lex and Em are joined by the founder and curator of @janedottievintage, a sustainable, small batch, slow fashion brand. Tatyana clues us in on the story behind turning her dream job into a reality, how to make more sustainable fashion choices, and where she draws inspiration from for her JDV collections. Listen along as Tatyana shares her mission to combat fast fashion and bring quality sustainable styles to her community all while giving back to women in need. Head over to @janedottievintage on Instagram to learn more AND enter our first ever giveaway! Tatyana is giving away two iconic JDV scrunchies for you and a friend. Giveaway ends 9/13/20 at 10 PM EST! We'll be recapping all the deets on @getacluepod, too. As always, thanks for listening!
Blast to the past with the gals of Get a Clue because today’s episode is the perfect dose of nostalgia you’ve been craving. Lex and Em are joined by Nicole Randone, the 2000s content creator behind @misss2005. Hear about Nicole’s secret project (a Get a Clue exclusive!), her love for the 2000s community, and yes, even the celeb receipts she’s encountered over the years. Nicole also pitches her idea for a One Tree Hill reboot (@theCW) and slides right in to a game of Kiss, Marry, Kill: 2000s edition. Spoiler alert: Nate Archibald reigns king of the UES and Robby Ray should hold on to his sweet niblets. As always, thank you for listening and see you on Friday, September 11 for our SEASON 3 PREMIERE. Head to @getacluepod for all the updates!
Dig in deep and start manifesting your dreams — this week’s episode of Get a Clue is dedicated to the powerful creators! Lex and Em are joined by Candice Nikeia, a full-time fashion blogger and content creator based out of Los Angeles. Candice is most well-known for her successful Instagram account, @dailyaffirmationswithcandice, where she sets a daily affirmation for her followers to apply to their life. Hear about the early days of Candice’s career in LA, the power of finding wholeness before serving others, and allowing yourself to be an avenue for change and positive thinking. The gals share their own experiences with manifesting (vision boards FTW) and the things they’re most grateful for in this moment. Listen along and get inspired: we’re sending you TONS of love in your journey! Head over to @getacluepod to see more BTS content with @candicenikeia and to stay clued in to all things GAC. Thanks for listening!
Your GGGGBigs have been waiting for you all summer and we're so glad you're finally here! Lex and Em are reminiscing in their sorority alum glory and sharing the top 10 things they wish they knew before sorority recruitment. They’ll jump into the do’s and don’ts for finding the chapter that’s right for you and why maintaining a positive attitude and energetic mindset is the true *key* to the Greeks. Whether you’re about to start recruitment, an alum reminiscing, or just curious to learn more, we hope you have fun listening and getting a clue on all things Greek life. At the end of the day, remember it is your own journey! It also doesn't hurt these same 10 tips can be applied to your professional and even dating life ;) Follow us @getacluepod to keep up with the latest! New episodes every Friday.
A mini life update with Lex and Em! Sit down, take it easy, and add a touch of Crisco because it’s time to let the bad vibes *slide* away. Lex and Em catch up on their summer in the Q so far, their jobs in NYC, and what some time away can do for the creative soul. Lex jumps right in with a story time about how she got banned on TikTok, and Em gives more background on what really happened in the DMs with her and Jake T. Austin. Add in a few life lessons per usual, and you’ve got a brand new episode you won’t want to miss. Follow us @getacluepod for more content and subscribe to hear more. New episodes every Friday!
Welcome Back to Our Channel ;) Today, Lex and Em are joined by YouTuber and content creator, Brooke Miccio. The gals talk Brooke’s recent move to NYC, her number one tip when it comes to starting your own vlog channel, and her favorite moments she’s documented on YouTube. We reflect on the power of influencing beyond sponsorships and brand deals, but also how we can't get enough of Brooke’s premium Amazon lists (SO GOOD). Stick around until the end for a this-or-that speed round of all the Qs you’re dying to ask: Hinge vs. Bumble, pregame or postgame, Twitter fingers or close friends story, and *so* much more. We’re spilling all the (funny & wholesome) tea and sharing good laughs along the way. Follow us @getacluepod for more behind-the-scenes content with @brookemiccio!
Calling all zodiac queens! Lex and Em are back again and joined by astrology expert and content creator, Courtney Perkins of @notallgeminis. Courtney shares the story behind how @notallgeminis got its start, the 411 on how to *actually* read your astrology signs, and why you should be double checking your calendar for the next Venus retrograde. Hear about her partnerships with brands like Netflix and Betsey Johnson and why meme-making is definitely written in her stars. Don’t miss this star-worthy episode and head to @getacluepod for more behind-the-scenes clips.
Welcome back to Get a Clue! Today, Lex and Em are joined by Nicole and Raquel Phillips, the sister and CEO/COO duo behind Qatch. Qatch is an interactive shopping platform that allows users to receive personalized style recommendations via text, and use the reaction buttons to share what they like and dislike with the Qatch styling team. Together, they discuss what it was like starting Qatch after leaving their regular 9-to-5's, the power behind personal styling, and how they envision their business model growing in the years to come. Don’t miss a special summer trend showdown in a game of "Like It, Love It, or Leave It" and be sure to follow the Qatch crew at @joinqatch on Instagram. Get a Clue listeners can redeem the code "GETACLUE" at joinqatch.com for 45 days free. Thanks for listening!
Intro Music Credit: Hell No (Instrumental Version) by Elijah N (WE DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE MUSIC SHARED IN THIS PODCAST)
Welcome back to Get a Clue with Lex and Em, your favorite nano-podcasters on the scene! In today’s episode, we’re joined by influencers Aniyah Morinia (@aniyahmorinia) and Sunny Khan (@xosunnykhan). Together, we discuss the ins-and-outs of influencing, celebrate the importance of being intentional with your content, and how to own your digital presence to diversify the online space. Beyond getting a clue on getting the shot, Aniyah and Sunny share their expertise on pitching yourself to brands as well as a peek into what their futures in fashion may hold. Follow along with us at @getacluepod on Instagram for all your latest updates and to learn more about today’s guests. Thanks for listening, #getacluecrew!
Welcome back to Get a Clue! Lex and Em speak on the Black Lives Matter movement and the ways they’re prepared to amplify and maintain momentum towards anti-racism. Later in the episode, they’re joined by college journalist, Camille Respess (@camillerespess), who shares how she plans to lead change against racial injustice on her college campus.
2:00 — Lex and Em speak on the importance of the Black Lives Matter movement in America, identifying and advocating for anti-racist behavior in their current industries, and helping one another as friends to create long-lasting impact. (Check out @alex_elle and her motivational content on Instagram!)
37:00 — Camille Respess shares her recent experience on NBC’s Meet the Press: College Roundtable, where she had the opportunity to speak with NAACP President & CEO Derrick Johnson. She also shares her hopes for the Class of 2021’s impact and the actions she deems necessary on college campuses to enact real change against racial injustice.
Please head to our Instagram @getacluepod to participate in our first-ever episode fundraiser, benefitting The Loveland Foundation (@thelovelandfoundation) — an organization dedicated to helping provide financial assistance to Black women & girls seeking therapy.
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