How'd She Do That?

In this quick and entertaining bonus episode of How'd She Do That? Emily's husband Luke spontaneously joins her for a discussion on 'How to Start a Podcast'. Join us and feel free to take notes as Emily shares what mic she uses as well as the different software that has been most helpful to her. If you are thinking about starting a podcast we'd love to hear from you! The more the merrier. Lastly, stay tuned for a more in-depth bonus episode on this topic in the weeks to come but for now, have a laugh and take a listen!

"When your husband offers to join you on an episode of your podcast you say 'YES!' and make it happen! I'm not sure when this opportunity will come again!" - Emily

In today’s episode of How’d She Do That? you’ll hear how Amanda Frederickson became a chef, author, and restaurant owner! Inspired by the Barefoot Contessa and Martha Stewart, Amanda Frederickson quit her corporate job to attend San Francisco Cooking School, ultimately landing in the Williams-Sonoma Test Kitchen. Since then, her work has been featured in Better Homes and Gardens, Goop, Food & Wine, Food52, Sunset, as well as the Williams-Sonoma YouTube channel.  In April 2020, Amanda published her first solo cookbook, Simple, Beautiful Food, where she compiled some of her favorite recipes from over the years. And most recently Amanda opened her first restaurant: a fast-casual concept called Radish—in West Nashville.  For more inspiration, be sure to follow Amanda on Instagram for her delicious weekly Fridge Foraging, where she helps followers make the most out of their own kitchens.

On this week's episode of ‘How’d She Do That?’, Emily speaks with Skylar Worley. Skylar is a mother and the founder of MANNA Health and Wellness. Skylar has been in the field of nutrition since 2017, and has since created MANNA to help her clients live and eat healthy, practically, and peacefully.

In today's BONUS episode of How'd She Do That? Emily wraps her three-week mini-series on 'Discerning Your Future'.

"Where do I want to live?" This can feel like an overwhelming question, Emily breaks it down for listeners and encourages them to think creatively about where they may want to live. Emily also talks about her move to New York City after graduating from Baylor University, practical tips she learned after moving across the country as a recent grad, and how listeners can continue to dream about living somewhere new during this pandemic.

If you know someone who needs to be encouraged right now, specifically in their career, this is a fun, helpful, and quick brainstorming session that's sure to inspire any listener!

Get ready to be inspired in this episode of ‘How’d She Do That?’ as Emily speaks with TinaMarie Clark. TinaMarie is a mother, model, and creator, and author of The Shift Stirrer Method. She has taken the many obstacles in her life and has applied them into this five-step method that forces you to face the uncomfortable, overcome adversity, and look inward for strength. She writes about them in detail in her book “The Shift Stirrer Method”.

In today's BONUS episode of How'd She Do That? Emily continues her three-week mini-series on 'Discerning Your Future'.  

"Who is in your network?" This can feel like an overwhelming question, Emily breaks it down for listeners and encourages them to think creatively about their networking and learning from other women. Emily also talks about the importance of asking for informational interviews, trusting God's timing with specific connections throughout your career, and how listeners can move forward during this pandemic with practical steps.  

If you know someone who needs to be encouraged right now, specifically in their career, this is a fun, helpful, and quick brainstorming session that's sure to help any listener!

Suzy Mighell, the founder and creator of EmptyNestBlessed.com, has set out to transform the "empty nest" years by inspiring, encouraging, and sharing her life with women during what can feel like a difficult season for many. In this episode of 'How'd She Do That?', find out why Suzy decided to pivot into blogging after her oldest child went to college. 

This is a great conversation to send to your mom or adult daughter. We won't be surprised if you catch yourself smiling throughout this episode! 

On this episode of How'd She Do That?, find out how former TV host, turned interior designer, Leah Ashley, began her career, and ultimately landed her dream job on ABC's hit show FABlife. Leah shares memories from her time in school at FIDM, the early days of her career, and gives listeners great insight into how they can pursue their passions while helping others. Leah has been featured on such media platforms as The Style Channel, CNN, ABC, CBS, HGTV, KTLA, Discovery Networks, Hollywood Today Live and Glamour Magazine to name a few. 

Currently, residing in her hometown of Austin, Texas, Leah is a contributor at Tribeza magazine where she shares her tips for creating a stylish, livable, and vintage influenced home. Leah is also the host and producer of the popular online series, Vintage Style/Modern Life, currently airing on The Design Network.

On today's episode of How'd She Do That? Emily speaks with Rachel Proctor. Rachel is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and business coach. Rachel is the founder of eMErge University, co-founder of an early childhood learning center, and even served as Mayor Pro Tem in De Soto, Texas. In this episode, you’ll hear more about Rachel’s story as she encourages listeners to use their gifts to serve their community. Rachel inspires and motivates others through her ministry, faith, and business. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss!