What do Paige DeSorbo, Hannah Berner, and Bachelorette Katie Thurston all have in common? Makeup artist Madeleine Gibson. In this episode, Gina sits down with the woman behind some of the most iconic glam moments on your feed. Madeleine spills on what it’s really like working with reality TV stars, how she found her way into the industry, and the not-so-glamorous grind of building a beauty career from the ground up. From on-set secrets to career-defining moments, this convo is equal parts aspirational and unfiltered.

Mady Maio, the co-founder of Camber app sits down with Gina in this week's episode. Camber , " a place for places" was created nearly five years ago as a way to share all of the best recommendations in Los Angeles. Mady talks about life as an entrepreneur, important lessons she's learned and how she manages work life balance. Enjoy!

Leah and Yasaman from Good Girl Snacks sit down with Gina to chat all things #hotgirlpickles. In just under a year the pair have made the Forbes 30 Under 30 list and landed their pickles a spot on the shelves of Erewhon.

Leah and Yasaman talk all about building a brand with your bestie, why pickles and the power of harnessing your customer through social media.

Hey everyone! On this week's episode Brooke Baevsky aka Chef Bae joins me to share some insight on her life as a private celebrity chef. After starting out in New York, Brooke moved to Los Angeles to continue her career and has since created many viral recipes on tiktok, Instagram and had collabs with the likes of Goop and Erewhon!

She shares how she got started, the lessons she's learned along the way and where she hopes to see her career go in the future. Enjoy!

Hanna Stein, actress, producer and writer joins me on this week’s podcast. Hanna is known for her role as Shira on Netflix’s “Never Have I Ever” and spoke candidly about her career in Hollywood and how she got started! She also talks about how she found writing and balancing both aspects of her career. 

We also dive into friendships, dating and navigating your twenties. Enjoy!

Amanda Tutschek of The Painted Peach stopped by the podcast this week to talk all things art, business and life. We chatted about her career as a model, getting a degree in interior design and how it all ultimately led to her career in art. Amanda is an abstract painter who enjoys creating with acrylic and oil. She spoke about what a typical day in the studio looks like, how she approaches commissioned pieces and the story behind her paint and sip studio, The Painted Peach. There's so much to learn from this episode you won't want to miss it!

This week I sat down with Edmond Roche. We had a great conversation covering his journey from playing soccer to being a professional endurance athlete, to tech startups and how all of it ultimately led to the creation of DMN8. Edmond shared the lessons he learned along the way, gave a look into some of his hardest moments and spoke about the process of building DMN8 from the very beginning!

This week I sat down with Alberto Hernandez of Meshika Hats. Alberto shares the story of growing up as a third generation hat maker, how he began his career and the story behind Meshika Hat. Alberto also talks about some of the hats he has worked on including the Pirates Of The Caribbean Project, hats for Madonna, Pharrell, Steven Tyler and even the movie Lincoln. We then go on to discuss Alberto's partnership with Cam Newton on Meshika and what ultimately brought the company to not only Los Angeles, but Montana as well. Enjoy!

This week I sat down with Judith to discuss her journey with Rosecut Clothing. Judith began sewing from a very young age and hasn't stopped creating since! We discussed building her business, creating epic custom pieces, and how she continues to stay inspired. I hope you enjoy!

This week I sat down with Taylor Kibby, a Los Angeles based sculptor and ceramics artist. We talked about Taylor's childhood growing up with a father who was an artist, how she ended up as a pastry chef and ultimately found herself creating her own business. Taylor shares how she made it all work, what she does to deal with a creative block and the advice she has for other artists. Enjoy!