Tess interviews Jasmine McWilliams, a former Northwestern University Wildcat and three-time Academic Big Ten basketball player.

Tess interviews Melissa Keyes -- an attorney and long-time advocate for disability rights and the current Executive Director of Indiana Disability Rights.

Tess interviews Sarah Feinberg, a public servant and transportation policy expert who worked in the Obama administration.

Tess interviews Anna Sale. the author of Let's Talk About Hard Things and the creator/host of the Death, Sex, and Money podcast (now featured on Slate).

SHOW NOTE: the audio introduction incorrectly names Let’s Talk About Hard Things as a New York Times bestseller. The book did get rave reviews, though :)

In this episode, I interview author, journalist, and biographer A'Lelia Bundles. Ms. Bundles is an Emmy award-winning news producer (ABC, NBC) and is well known for writing and speaking about her great-great grandmother, American entrepreneur Madam C.J. Walker. You can find her book On Her Own Ground: The Life and Times of Madam C. J. Walker — and learn more about Ms. Bundles — at https://aleliabundles.com/.

In this episode, I interview Janie Haddad Tompkins who is an actress, comedian, writer, and award-winning podcast host.

Welcome to season two of Little T's Big Interviews! In this episode, I interview Misty Bell Stiers; an author, artist, graphic designer, and executive who also happens to be a witch.

In this episode, I interview Anne-Marie Slaughter who is an author, CEO, international law expert, and former director of policy planning for the U.S. State Department.

In this episode, I interview Ms. Cecilia Muñoz who worked under President Obama as the Director of the Domestic Policy Council. Enjoy!

In my second episode of this podcast, I will be interviewing my great aunt Betty Ireland. She was elected to Secretary of State in West Virginia and was the first woman to be elected to the executive branch of government in that state.