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I hunted down Rachael Finley (AKA @instasteak) by harassing my other friends and trying to get her number. Her handle was always popping up on my feed and with a name like Steak, I recognized it. She looked like someone I would want to be friends with, and after this podcast… I think we’re real friends now? Rachael- correct me if I’m wrong.
She is a clothing designer/business owner- Her two lines are called Hot Lava and Teenage. She has an advice column called Steak Talk and it’s got a serious following. If you have any questions for Mizz Steak, check it out at http://steaktalk.tumblr.com/. She’s also mom to an incredibly cute four year old girl named Mars, and two gargantuan dogs named Primo and Valentine.
Listen to us talk about bringing kids into the world when you’ve had a challenging childhood, speaking about your feelings to people you’re intimidated by, trying new things, nakedness, Gloria Allred (she interviewed her for Vice and I’m so jealous), social media rules in intimate relationships, and fair weather friends.
I'm... @Atlantabean
And she's @Instasteak
also... cute clothes here --> @ShopHotLava @Teenage
Since April is sexual assault awareness month, I thought it would be awesome to speak to some of my friends about their experiences with assault/rape. (I still find it hard to use the "R" word) In this episode, my friend Amber and I share with each other our experience moving through our assaults and the tools we used and things we did that helped us get to the other side. It was a really incredible experience for me to sit down with Amber and I hope you'll feel that too. As a PSA I should mention: We are NOT professionals (Counselors, therapists, etc).
Amber and I met on a photoshoot she was producing. She's a woman's health advocate (she spoke on behalf of Planned Parenthood in California's capital, Sacramento), she worked at Vogue, is mom to a teeny weeny pug named Mabel, a Harvard Graduate, and a sexual assault survivor.
Listen to us talk about having PTSD while being intimate after the fact, trying to socialize and make new friends, discussing (or not) your assault with a new partner, abortions, and salads vs sandwhiches.
She's...
@Amber_Schiffer
And I'm...
@Atlantabean
I've known Jesse Jo pretty much my entire life. Our families were friends which meant we were friends. I've always had the biggest girl crush on her. When people ask me who my style icon is she always comes to mind. Real talk. She's one of those people who has a certain "je ne sais quoi"... As the French would say. In listening back to this podcast I realized how cool it is that even though we've had our ups and downs, we're still tight as hell. I'm very lucky to have her as a friend.
Jesse Jo is a musician (her debut album is coming out in September!!!! VERY exciting news), a clothing designer (She designs a hell of a lot for her family company Chrome Hearts), a SELF PROCLAIMED "Halloween Whore" (AKA an Elvira in the making), and one of the most generous people I know.
Listen to us talk about year long Halloween, our partying days, the word "chick", little sisters who are millenials, bikini pics, seperating from our families, and girl compliments.
This podcast will probably make our boyfriends jealous. We love eachother a lot.
She's...
@JesseJoStark
And I'm...
@AtlantaBean
Yay!
I was immediately intrigued by Marilyn when we first met. She’s Venezuelan born and Miami raised, a Kundalini yoga instructor in training, an author (her book is called “Why Does Mommy Have Tattoos"), and a multidisciplinary artist who advocates for mental health through her work. Her ability to discuss enemas with a straight face is a quality I truly appreciate and respect.
Listen to us talk about deep breathing and meditation, male validation, psychadelics, getting stood up, and out of body experiences.
@IntellectualChica
Buy her book here!
I was immediately intrigued by Marilyn when we first met. She’s Venezuelan born and Miami raised, a Kundalini yoga instructor in training, an author (her book is called “Why Does Mommy Have Tattoos"), and a multidisciplinary artist who advocates for mental health through her work. Her ability to discuss enemas with a straight face is a quality I truly appreciate and respect.
Listen to us talk about deep breathing and meditation, male validation, psychadelics, getting stood up, and out of body experiences.
@IntellectualChica
Buy her book here!
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