When everyone has a mic, how the hell do you know who to trust? That's the question keeping me up at night as I watch the podcasting industry completely transform before our eyes. The most influential podcast hosts are literally walking away from easy money and celebrity guests to chase something more valuable: authenticity. Rich Roll and Tim Ferriss aren't just making programming changes - they're leading a revolution that's about to reshape how we consume media forever.

This shift isn't just about podcasting - it's about finding solid ground in a world designed to destabilize us. I'm pulling you into the room where this cultural earthquake is happening loudest, sharing the data my software genius husband has been aggregating, and revealing why this moment could be the difference between building something forgettable or becoming absolutely essential. Plus, I'm dropping a massive announcement about a new podcast I'm launching that takes this whole trust crisis to the next level.

• Why podcast industry giants like Rich Roll and Tim Ferriss are rejecting celebrity press tours and what this means for authentic content creation 

• The explosive rise of contrarian podcasting and why audiences are craving perspectives outside mainstream narratives

• How video podcasting is reshaping listener expectations and driving podcast market evolution 

• The seven proven monetization strategies that are actually working in today's saturated market 

• Why niche content is building more loyal communities than broad-appeal shows 

• How AI tools are streamlining production while demanding even more authenticity from creators 

• The surprising data showing market saturation is actually decreasing, creating massive opportunities 

• What's really behind the trust crisis in media and how podcasters are responding

Ready to stop consuming recycled bullshit and start building something that matters? The podcasting landscape is shifting faster than ever, and those who understand these trends will be the ones who survive and thrive. Whether you're thinking about launching your own show or just want to be a smarter consumer of media, this episode will completely change how you see the industry.

Connect with me on Instagram, LinkedIn, or visit my website to dive deeper into these conversations.

• Dr. Jessica Knurick interview on Rich Roll 

• Riverside recording platform

• Allison Hare on Substack

• FREE Plan Your Podcast Workshop - grab your spot (last free workshop - will be paid going forward)

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• Don't Trust Us podcast (coming in October!)

1. "If everyone has a mic, how do you know who to trust? And you know, this is not just a podcasting problem, it's a culture problem." (00:00)
2. "Your earbuds are where new ideas are seeded. You know, like they're planting the seeds and reputations are built and entire movements are born." (01:30)
3. "You have never been broken. You have never been disempowered. Maybe you felt that way, but you always had it." (45:20)
4. "I don't want to amplify voices that may be on the fringe, but I also would like to amplify voices that you may not know yet because they are in the background doing their medical research." (08:15)
5. "The design is to destabilize all of this as a civilization, as a society, and podcasts are reflecting that. They are pivoting with contrarian perspectives." (13:45)

• 00:00 - Opening: The trust crisis in podcasting 

• 02:30 - Husband's podcast data aggregation findings 

• 05:00 - Rich Roll and Tim Ferriss rejecting celebrity press tours 

• 10:00 - Personal story about trust and sources (blue methyl example) 

• 15:00 - Video podcasting trends and YouTube dominance 

• 20:00 - Niche content building dedicated communities 

• 25:00 - Seven ways to monetize podcasts 

• 30:00 - New podcast launches and political trends 

• 35:00 - What's fading in the podcast world 

• 40:00 - Reinvention Room evolution and personal journey 

• 45:00 - Big announcement: "Don't Trust Us" podcast launch 

• 50:00 - Closing thoughts on credibility and storytelling

1. Authenticity beats polish - audiences can spot AI-generated content and recycled talking points immediately.
2. Niche content with dedicated communities outperforms broad-appeal shows for building loyal audiences.
3. Video podcasting is becoming essential as YouTube remains the top search engine above Google.
4. Multiple revenue streams work better than relying solely on traditional sponsorships and ads.
5. Contrarian perspectives are gaining traction as audiences reject mainstream narratives.
6. Trust in sources matters more than ever - evaluate who you're getting information from and why.

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Can we talk about how we've been fed complete BS about menopause and our hormones? I mean, seriously—the amount of fear-mongering and misinformation out there is making me want to throw things. But lucky for us, Dr. Kelly Casperson is here to set the record straight, and trust me, this conversation is about to blow your mind. If you've ever felt like you're going crazy during perimenopause or been told you're "too young" or "too old" for hormone therapy, this episode is your wake-up call.

Dr. Kelly is a urologist turned women's health warrior who's dedicating her life to educating women about what's actually happening to our bodies during this transition. In today's episode, we're diving deep into the real facts about hormone replacement therapy, busting myths that have kept women suffering unnecessarily, and talking about why the medical establishment has failed us so spectacularly. This isn't just another menopause chat—this is your roadmap to reclaiming your power during midlife.

• Why the 2002 Women's Health Initiative study created decades of hormone fear and how the media completely twisted the results
• The truth about hormone pellets and why they might not be the silver bullet you think they are
• How to advocate for yourself when doctors dismiss your symptoms as "natural"
• The real story behind "estrogen dominance" and why that lab test might be misleading you
• Why testosterone isn't just for men and how it can transform your energy and mood
• The connection between hormones and brain fog, and why your forgetfulness isn't early dementia
• How to find qualified menopause specialists and what questions to ask
• The surprising ways exercise and protein can impact your hormone health

Ready to stop suffering in silence and start living your best midlife? Let's dive into this game-changing conversation that every woman over 40 needs to hear. Have you been struggling with symptoms that doctors keep dismissing as "just part of getting older"? 

WATCH ON YOUTUBE if that's your jam: https://youtu.be/9SlS4F-QtLc

Connect with me on Instagram and let me know what resonated most with you from this episode.
 

• Dr. Kelly Casperson's book: "The Menopause Moment"
• Dr. Kelly's Instagram: instagram.com/kellycaspersonmd/
• Dr. Kelly's website: kellycaspersonmd.com
• International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health (ISHWISH)
• MIDI Health, Evernow, Alloy, GenEv, Interlude
• The Casperson Clinic (Washington State)

"Women get, you're either too young for this or you're too old for this. Men never get told they're too young or too old for something." (08:29)

"If there is a drug that you could take between the ages of 50 and 60, and several studies have shown it decreases your risk of death and helps you live maybe about two years longer, do you think everybody would be on that drug? Yeah, that drug's called estrogen." (30:47)

"The best way to control a woman? Give her fear. Control her. How do we control her? Keep her afraid." (38:58)

"Don't just brace yourself for hell, people. Get educated and advocate." (37:30)

"Hair hates drastic changes. And that's why like if you have low hormones and you throw a pellet in, some people might experience some hair loss with it." (35:23)

00:03 - Introduction and the five orgasms story 

01:54 - Dr. Kelly's background as a urologist 

06:20 - The 2002 Women's Health Initiative study explained 

08:04 - Myths about being "too young" or "too old" for hormones 

10:11 - The truth about hormone pellets 

14:24 - Lab testing and "estrogen dominance" myth 

16:39 - Why we treat symptoms, not just numbers 

20:27 - Brain fog and hormone connection 

28:17 - Hot flashes and what causes them 

32:01 - The benefits of taking estrogen 

34:41 - Testosterone for women 

37:05 - BRCA patients and hormone therapy

• Stop using "natural" as an excuse not to treat symptoms - erectile dysfunction and cancer are natural too, but we treat those.
• "Estrogen dominance" is just a snapshot of one day - don't hang onto that label as a fixed trait.
• Treat symptoms, not just lab numbers - if you're suffering, that's reason enough for treatment.
• Hair follicles hate sudden hormone changes - start low and go slow with any hormone therapy.
• Exercise is brain medicine - quadriceps strength is directly linked to dementia prevention.
• Protein needs increase with age - aim for about 1 gram per pound of body weight to build muscle.

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What happens when three entertainment veterans decide to launch a video-first podcast to grow their AI marketing agency? You get a masterclass in real-time problem-solving that'll make you rethink everything about your content strategy. When Dave Clapper reached out asking for live podcast coaching, I knew we were about to dive deep into the messy, beautiful process of turning natural chemistry into strategic content gold. The Taptico founders—Dave, Nick Tapp, and Tribble Reese—brought their radio backgrounds, reality TV experience, and rebellious energy to the Reinvention Room, and what unfolded was pure coaching magic.

This is a live transformation where we tackle everything from naming confusion to audience clarity to the four foundational P's that make or break any show. We dig into why "Dave Learns AI" beats "Taptico Talks" every damn time, how to turn your personality into your competitive advantage, and why being clear trumps being clever when you're trying to build an audience. If you've ever wondered whether to go video-first or how to make your expertise approachable without dumbing it down, this episode is your roadmap.

• Why clarity beats cleverness when naming your podcast and how to remove barriers for your audience
• The four foundational P's: Purpose, Person, Premise, and Promise that anchor every successful show
• How to identify your primary, secondary, and tertiary listeners without trying to please everyone
• The psychology behind video-first content and why YouTube is its own beast requiring different strategies
• How to channel your natural chemistry and humor into focused, strategic content that drives business results
• Why the "everyman" approach works better than positioning yourself as the unreachable expert
• The art of strong calls-to-action and why tentative language kills conversions
• How to create lead magnets that actually convert viewers into clients

The Taptico guys prove that when you combine authentic personality with strategic focus, magic happens. Their willingness to be vulnerable, ask hard questions, and pivot in real-time is exactly what separates successful entrepreneurs from those who stay stuck. What's one area of your content strategy that needs this kind of honest evaluation? 

Ready to get the clarity you need to make your next move? Book a free clarity call with Allison or follow her journey on Instagram.

• Taptico Agency
• The Lyra Prompt (Episode 9)
• Calendly

1. "It's so much easier to be clear than clever, especially when it comes to names because you guys can have the most magnificent show ever, but if it's hard to find or hard to spell, it ends up putting a barrier." - Allison Hare (10:04)
2. "We revoke and repent against corporate life. That's why we're doing this... It's also a filtration. These guys would be fun to work with once a week. Do they know what they're doing? Yeah, would they be fun to hang out with? Yeah." - Nick Tapp (17:26)
3. "We're doctors. If we can fix the problems that you know that you have and the pains that you know that you have with little friction and well done and over deliver, call us. If you're not sure you need us, don't call us." - Nick Tapp (35:52)
4. "I think one of our differentiating factors is our personality. And we know what we're doing. We're competent. We're smart. But we also have fun because why would you not enjoy what you're doing?" - Nick Tapp (17:00)
5. "Don't wait one more minute. Get on the phone with us and let's talk about what that change would look like for you, what the ROI could look like for you. I would be really clear on your call to action." - Allison Hare (52:05)

• 00:00 - Welcome and introductions
• 01:21 - Purpose of live coaching session
• 01:58 - What Dave wants from coaching
• 03:02 - Tribble's content strategy goals
• 03:57 - Nick's distribution and SEO questions
• 05:35 - Discussion about naming strategy
• 09:40 - The case for "Dave Learns AI"
• 14:47 - The four P's framework introduction
• 16:37 - Purpose: Trust building vs lead generation
• 23:11 - Person: Identifying ideal audience
• 28:33 - The problem Taptico uniquely solves
• 37:25 - Premise: What the show is about
• 40:28 - Promise: What listeners walk away with
• 46:58 - Format and personality discussion
• 50:44 - Strong call-to-action strategies
• 54:05 - Final feedback and wrap-up

1. Name for clarity, not cleverness - Your podcast name should immediately tell people what they'll get, removing any barriers to discovery and understanding.
2. Use the "you" language - Speak directly to one person rather than referring to "your audience" to create intimate, engaging content.
3. Define your P1, P2, P3 audiences - Know exactly who pays you (P1), who shares your content (P2), and who enjoys but doesn't buy (P3).
4. Lead with the problem you solve - People pay to have problems solved, so get crystal clear on what specific pain point you address.
5. Make strong calls-to-action - Avoid tentative language like "if you're interested" and instead use direct commands that create urgency.
6. Personality is your competitive advantage - Don't try to be someone you're not; lean into what makes you unique and engaging.

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Ever feel like you're shouting into the void with your podcast promotion? You're creating killer content, but crickets when you post that audiogram on Instagram. What if I told you the problem isn't your content—it's how you're thinking about marketing it? This conversation with Marnie Joseph from Skutch Media is about to flip everything you think you know about podcast promotion on its head.

We're diving deep into the real strategies that actually work for growing your show in 2025. Marnie breaks down why that "post a clip and pray" method is keeping you stuck, and reveals the engagement-first approach that's actually building loyal communities. If you're ready to stop spinning your wheels and start seeing real growth, buckle up.

What you'll discover in this episode:

• Why getting someone to leave Instagram for your podcast is nearly impossible (and what to do instead)
• The difference between engagement prompts vs. calls to action that actually convert
• How to use AI tools like Descript and Cast Magic to create 8+ pieces of content from one episode
• The secret to turning podcast episodes into SEO-optimized blog posts that drive long-term traffic
• Why every podcaster needs a video strategy (even if you hate being on camera)
• The metadata magic that makes YouTube actually recommend your content
• How to batch content like a pro without burning out
• What questions to ask before hiring a podcast production team

Marnie gets real about the trenches of podcast marketing—from dealing with summer engagement drops to the truth about hashtags (spoiler: they're basically dead). Whether you're just starting out or you've been podcasting for years, this episode will give you a clear roadmap for turning your show into a growth engine for your business.

Ready to stop leaving money on the table with your podcast? Let's dive in and start building that loyal audience you deserve. Connect with me on Instagram or grab a free clarity call to talk through your podcast strategy.

Resources Mentioned

• Sign-up for the FREE Plan Your Podcast Workshop on 8/21
• Skutch Media: https://www.skutchmedia.com
• Descript: https://descript.com
• Cast Magic: https://www.castmagic.io/
• Skutch Media Instagram: @skutchmedia

Quotes from Marnie Joseph

[00:04:25] "You're not going to get someone to leave one platform and go to another to listen to your show, watch your show. Whatever these platforms are, they're designed to keep you in the platform."

[00:05:59] "You use engagement prompts versus a call to action to go to watch."

[00:18:18] "The answer is every podcaster needs a video strategy. That's the answer."

[00:30:32] "The number one mistake podcasters make, they leave too much meat on the bone."

[00:42:53] "I love the idea of this sort of reinvention of public access television, which is how I look at video podcasts now, and sort of the ability for the average person to have a video podcast. You could have your own TV show."

Timestamps

• [00:00:03] - Pop culture chat about F1 and Brad Pitt's clothing line
• [00:02:21] - Introduction to podcast marketing trends
• [00:03:06] - Creating engagement within your community
• [00:04:25] - Why people won't leave platforms to listen
• [00:06:08] - Engagement prompts vs calls to action
• [00:08:14] - How to seed initial comments
• [00:13:09] - Using AI tools for content creation
• [00:15:55] - Pre-recording strategy for better content
• [00:18:18] - Why every podcaster needs video strategy
• [00:21:25] - YouTube metadata and SEO optimization
• [00:28:25] - The future of podcasting and upfronts
• [00:30:23] - Leaving meat on the bone content mistake
• [00:33:27] - Skutch Media services overview
• [00:39:35] - Red flags when hiring production help
• [00:41:52] - Exciting trends in podcasting

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What happens when a stay-at-home mom in Indiana gets so fired up about injustice that she starts a movement that changes America? Shannon Watts, founder of Mom's Demand Action and author of the instant New York Times bestseller "Fired Up," knows exactly what it feels like to go from folding laundry to fighting the most powerful lobby in the country. Her story isn't just about gun safety—it's about every woman who's ever been told she's not the right person to create change. How do you know when it's time to stop letting someone else handle it and start taking action yourself?

Shannon's journey from corporate communications executive to one of America's most powerful activists didn't happen overnight, and it sure as hell wasn't easy. In this raw, honest conversation, she breaks down exactly what it means to live "on fire"—and why the blowback you'll face for stepping into your power is not only predictable but completely worth it. We're diving deep into the messy middle of creating change, the double bind of "fucksgiving" that women navigate, and how to sustain yourself when fighting for what matters feels impossible.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• The bias towards action vs. letting someone else do it - and how to recognize when it's your turn to step up 

• Why blowback is predictable and none of it is personal - plus practical strategies for handling criticism when you're creating change 

• The "fire formula" for identifying your abilities, values, and desires to live authentically 

• How to distinguish between "false fires" (purpose, happiness, busyness) and what actually fulfills you 

• Why taking no pay for 11 years was Shannon's biggest mistake - and the martyrdom trap that keeps women small 

• The double bind of "fucksgiving" - being expected to give all the fucks about everything while giving zero fucks about criticism 

• How to build sustainable activism that doesn't burn you out (hint: it's about winning and finding your people) 

• The bridge-building strategies for having political conversations across divides without compromising your values

Shannon's story proves that you don't need permission, credentials, or the "right" background to create massive change. But here's what hit me hardest: her revelation that women's biggest fear isn't failure—it's that pursuing what they want will make them bad mothers. What would change in your life if you stopped believing that taking up space meant taking something away from others? Ready to discover what's limiting you and what's calling you? Follow me on Instagram for more conversations that challenge everything we've been taught about playing small.

Resources and Links Mentioned

• Fired Up: How to Turn Your Spark into a Flame and Come Alive at Any Age

• Firestarter University - Register at firedupbook.com when you order the book 

• Mom's Demand Action

• Eve Rodsky's book "Fair Play"

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Have you ever thought about your religious beliefs and where they came from, and how they shaped you as a person? What if the "traditional values" you grew up thinking were totally normal are actually part of a much darker system of control hiding in plain sight? Today I'm bringing you Tia Levings, New York Times bestselling author of "A Well-Trained Wife," and her story is going to blow your damn mind about religious trauma, Christian fundamentalism, and how the tradwife movement connects to patriarchal ideologies that are literally shaping our politics right now. From a mainstream Southern Baptist upbringing to the quiverfull movement, Tia's journey reveals how Christian patriarchy operates as a "cult within a cult" - your neighbors next door who looked a little conservative but were living under a completely different set of rules where abuse wasn't just normalized, it was sanctified.

I've been chasing Tia down for a year and a half because her analysis of what's happening in our country today traces directly back to these core fundamental beliefs that have been patiently infiltrating mainstream America for decades. If you're wondering what the hell is going on in America, Tia's story is the key to decoding those invisible threads and figuring out how we move forward instead of backwards.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• How mainstream Christianity can funnel people toward higher-control fundamentalist beliefs
• The shocking reality of "Christian domestic discipline" and wife spanking in fundamentalist homes
• Why the quiverfull movement aims to win the culture war through population control
• How the "fundy baby voice" is used to keep women sounding childlike and non-threatening
• The hypersexualization tactics hidden behind modesty teachings in Christian patriarchy
• How to recognize when political figures are using patriarchal manipulation techniques
• Why joy and happiness are actually forms of resistance against fundamentalist control
• Practical ways to resist authoritarianism without burning yourself out

Tia's courage to tell the whole truth about Christian fundamentalism - including the secrets they don't want exposed - is exactly what we need right now to understand the forces shaping our reality. Her journey from controlled tradwife to fearless voice exposing religious trauma provides invaluable context about where our country is headed and how we can resist. 

Are you ready to stop normalizing the things that shouldn't be normal and start reclaiming your joy as an act of rebellion? Go follow Tia everywhere and grab her book "A Well-Trained Wife" - then share this episode with someone who needs to hear it.

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What if your biggest career decisions could be guided by something deeper than spreadsheets and SWOT analyses? My guest Christina Trifero went from Silicon Valley tech executive to spiritual business coaching entrepreneur, and her journey of intuition development after 40 will challenge everything you think you know about inner authority. She literally got paid by her company to leave California (yes, really), found her dream home in Georgia by "challenging the universe," and now helps executives release control while building million-dollar businesses. 

In today's episode, Christina breaks down her practical approach to spirituality and entrepreneurship, sharing how she helps high-achieving women trust their gut without losing their analytical edge. We dive deep into the messy, beautiful process of major life transitions, why most spiritual influencers make her skin crawl, and how to tell the difference between intuition and just wanting something really, really badly.

What You'll Learn:

• How to distinguish between real intuition and ego-driven desires (spoiler: it has nothing to do with urgency)
• The "challenging the universe" technique that landed Christina her dream job relocation package
• Why neutrality and non-attachment are the secret weapons of successful spiritual strategy
• How to spot fake spiritual coaches who prey on vulnerable people seeking transformation
• The three levels of surrender work that Christina uses with her executive clients
• Why your nervous system needs to be regulated before you can access clear inner authority
• How spiritual bypassing keeps you stuck in quicksand instead of real growth
• The unexpected connection between feeling grief deeply and experiencing massive joy

Christina's story proves that following your intuition doesn't mean throwing logic out the window—it means integrating both for decisions that actually serve your highest good. 

Are you ready to stop outsourcing your inner authority to everyone else's opinions and start trusting the whispers of your own wisdom? Connect with Christina at @christinatriferooo or visit spiritual-curiosity.com to explore her workshops and spiritual practice circles.

Links & Mentioned Resources

• Christina Trifero's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christinatriferooo
• Christina's Website: spiritual-curiosity.com
• Book Recommendation: "No Bad Parts" by Richard Schwartz

Timestamps

03:11 - Christina's intuitive call to leave Silicon Valley for California
08:06 - How to do a real intuition check and find neutrality
13:06 - Why Christina renamed her business to "spiritual curiosity"
18:46 - The difference between spiritual influencers and authentic healers
24:44 - Christina's take on manifestation vs. true surrender
31:19 - Spiritual bypassing and why we resist feeling uncomfortable emotions
35:52 - The most important thing Christina wishes people knew

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What if I told you that the women whose images plaster stadium walls, who bring in millions for the NFL, were making less per hour than a Starbucks barista? The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders Netflix phenomenon exposed something we all suspected but didn't want to say out loud—that our obsession with perfection comes at a brutal cost. Meanwhile, our beloved Sex and the City characters returned in And Just Like That, only to reveal how privilege and aging intersect in ways that make us cringe harder than a bad first date.

In today's episode, we're diving deep into both cultural moments that had us all talking. From Kelly Finglass and Judy Trammell's leadership styles to the body image pressures that come with those iconic uniforms, we're unpacking what these shows really tell us about conformity, empowerment, and the price of looking perfect. Plus, I'm serving up some serious tea about ageism in pop culture and why Carrie Bradshaw's character development makes me want to throw my Manolos at the TV.

In this episode, we cover:

• How the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders' 400% pay raise happened and why it still might not be enough
• The real story behind those uniforms and what they reveal about body image standards
• Why Kelly Finglass and Judy Trammell's leadership approach changed between seasons
• How Armani's alopecia journey became a powerful moment for diversity and representation
• The brutal truth about conformity versus standing out in high-pressure environments
• Why And Just Like That feels so tone-deaf compared to the original Sex and the City
• How fashion and privilege intersect in ways that make beloved characters insufferable
• The ageism double standard that keeps women invisible after 50

This episode got me thinking about how we navigate the tension between fitting in and standing out, whether we're 25 or 55. Are we moving forward as a society, or are we just dressing up the same old standards in prettier packages?

Ready to start your own conversation about culture, authenticity, and what it means to reinvent yourself? Grab a free clarity call at allisonhare.com/freecall to discuss your personal brand and potential podcast.

Links & Mentioned Resources

• Making the Team - Available on Netflix
• And Just Like That - Available on Max
• Follow costume designers for And Just Like That on Instagram for behind-the-scenes fashion content

Timestamps

• 00:30 - Allison's Sex and the City outfit reveal
• 02:25 - How Netflix changed everything for Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders
• 07:10 - Kelly Finglass and Judy Trammell's leadership styles
• 11:54 - Dayton's story and the mother-daughter pressure dynamic
• 19:50 - Jada's leadership in fighting for pay raises
• 21:49 - Armani's alopecia journey and representation
• 31:21 - Diving into And Just Like That critique
• 42:07 - The shoe scene that broke Allison's patience
• 48:24 - Ageism in television then vs now

Quotes

• "These women were grossly underpaid, like something like getting paid $15 an hour. Think about that. Think about how many millions of dollars each football player gets paid to sign on with the Dallas Cowboys, yet the cheerleaders themselves... their images, their movements. It is the cheerleaders. Like they are their own brand."
• "There's so much of like, you will get kicked off, right? Like you will, you must conform to a certain standard of pleasingness for people to choose you, for you to fit in. There's so much conformity that happens within this, but also they are encouraged to stand out, but not too much, but stand out."
• "What made Sex and the City so clever and funny? And back then it really was that it was just this like super cheeky dialogue that was very quippy. They would use a lot of puns. They would be very funny. And that was very forward in the day, but now it just feels so surface."

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• DOWNLOAD the free podcast equipment guide- No guesswork, no google rabbit holes, start recording today
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• Personal Brand - need help building yours? Schedule a call with me here and let's discuss.
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