Lipstick Economy

A discussion with Lisa Sarmento of Tiramisu Paperie about how and why she started her business and the appeal of her irreverent products, particularly to women.

A discussion with Dr. Heather Brown, professor at the School of Concrete and Construction Management at Middle Tennessee State University about the reasons why the inclusion of women in the construction industry is important.

A conversation with Kim Radford, the muralist behind the famous Dolly Parton mural.

Reilly Stephens of Retail Prophet discusses the long term effects of pandemic shutdowns on consumer shopping behaviors, the ramifications for retailers, and what businesses can do to adjust.

Sondra Noble of Hip Hues, which operates "mobile swag bars" for screenprinting at live events talks about her business and how they've pivoted to servicing virtual events this year.

A discussion with Jill Melton, founder and editor of Edible Nashville, a Nashville-based food magazine.

Poonam Patodia, Chief Marketing Officer at United Methodist Communications, discusses their latest campaign named Dismantling Racism: Pressing on to Freedom, and why women are such an important audience for the United Methodist denomination.

Margaret Behm and Jeanie Nelson discuss Tennessee's role in the fight for women's voting rights and the virtual grand opening of the exhibit on the 19th Amendment at the Nashville Public Library on the amendment's 100th anniversary.

Wil Shelton of of WilPower Integrated Marketing discusses his work in bringing brands together with the African American community.

Phillip Fryman joins us to discuss marketing through social media influencers and how food influencers have been a steady and valuable resource to brands.