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?

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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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After coaching podcasters since 2019 and building my own top-ranked show, I'm breaking down the four P's framework that separates sustainable podcast growth from the launch-and-crash cycle that kills most shows.

This isn't about getting your first episode out there and praying to the podcast gods. This is about building a strategic, intentional platform that grows your influence and income for years to come.

In this episode, you will be able to:

• Learn the four P's framework (Purpose, Person, Premise, Promise) that transforms podcast launches into sustainable, community-building machines
• Discover how to identify your ideal listener and use "you language" to create intimate connections that turn casual listeners into devoted fans
• Uncover the difference between lead-generating and trust-building podcasts—and why this changes everything about your content strategy

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Want to know how to make money podcasting without needing 100K downloads per episode? I used to think that if I just flipped on the mic, brought on killer guests, and delivered great content, sponsors would be beating down my door and the money would just roll in. Spoiler alert: that's not how podcast monetization strategies actually work, and I learned this the hard way at a podcast conference that left me feeling like absolute shit. But here's the thing—after leaving my corporate job with zero income and no business plan, I discovered there are actually seven proven ways to monetize your podcast that have nothing to do with chasing download numbers.

In today's episode, I'm breaking down the exact podcast revenue streams I've tested, refined, and used to build my business from scratch. We're talking real numbers, real strategies, and real talk about what actually moves the needle when your audience isn't massive yet. I'll also share the $16,000 mistake I almost made and why focusing on relationships over downloads changed everything for my podcast marketing strategies.

In this episode, we cover:

• The truth about podcast sponsorship requirements and why 5,000+ downloads is the sweet spot
• How to use Patreon for podcasters effectively (and why I eventually stopped using it)
• The best podcast affiliate marketing approach that doesn't feel salesy to your audience
• Why selling your own products/services through your podcast beats every other revenue stream
• How to leverage listener donations and paid subscriptions without a huge following
• The live events strategy that's exploding post-pandemic for deeper audience connection
• Content licensing opportunities most podcasters completely overlook
• My "four Ps" framework that shapes every successful podcast strategy

So here's my question for you: which of these seven revenue streams feels most aligned with where you are right now in your podcasting journey? I'd love to hear what resonated with you or what you're planning to try first. Ready to let your podcast fuel your business? Schedule a free clarity call with me at allisonhare.com/freecall.

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Ever wonder why toxic wellness culture has us dropping $80 on serums that don't work while wellness scams rake in billions targeting women who just want to feel better? I used to be that girl—clutching my overpriced celery juice, convinced the next biohacking trend would finally "fix" me, completely oblivious to how the wellness industry profits off our deepest insecurities. What if I told you that aging is not a disease to be cured, and that trillion-dollar industry built on essential oil wellness promises is actually designed to keep you coming back for more? Amy Larocca, award-winning journalist and author of "How to Be Well," is here to blow the lid off why wellness retreats feel like cults and how MLM schemes disguised as self-care are preying on our desire to belong.

In today's episode, Amy and I dive deep into the uncomfortable truth about how the wellness industry specifically targets women, turning our natural desire for health and connection into profit margins. We're talking about everything from the psychology behind wellness scams to why "optimizing" ourselves has become another form of perfectionism that's keeping us stuck. If you've ever side-eyed your collagen gummies or wondered why that expensive retreat left you feeling more confused than transformed, this conversation is going to hit different.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• Why toxic wellness culture specifically targets women and how to spot the manipulation tactics before you fall for them
• The real reason wellness scams are a $3.7 trillion industry—and it's not because the products actually work
• How wellness retreats use cult-like psychology to make you feel like you belong (while emptying your wallet)
• Why MLM schemes disguised as essential oil wellness are preying on women's desire for community and financial freedom
• The uncomfortable truth about biohacking trends and whether any of these "optimization" methods are actually helping you
• How the wellness industry profits by convincing us that aging is a disease that needs expensive, complicated solutions
• What Amy Larocca discovered during her deep dive into wellness communities—and why debunking doesn't work
• The difference between actual health practices and commodified self-care that keeps you buying but never "fixed"

This conversation with Amy hit me right in the gut because honestly, I've been that woman throwing money at wellness promises, hoping the next thing would finally make me feel "optimized." The truth is, we're all craving something real to believe in—but maybe what we're actually looking for isn't found in a $200 supplement or exclusive retreat. What if the real wellness revolution is learning to trust our own bodies and stop outsourcing our intuition to people who profit from our insecurities? If this episode made you question your collagen gummies or side-eye that wellness influencer in your feed, grab Amy's book "How to Be Well," share this episode in your group chat, and let's start having these conversations that actually matter.

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The gender divide is tearing through every corner of our lives right now, and honestly? It's fucking confusing out there. While ambitious women are crushing it in boardrooms and lecture halls, we're watching a crisis of masculinity unfold in real time—and the dating challenges that follow are enough to make you want to swipe left on humanity altogether.

How did we get to a place where traditional gender roles feel both completely outdated and weirdly appealing again, where toxic masculinity battles with something called "tonic masculinity," and where the trad wife movement is somehow trending on the same timeline as record-breaking female college enrollment? If you're watching this cultural battlefield from the middle like I am, wondering what the hell happened to just... connecting with people, then buckle up because we're about to unpack why everyone feels so damn lost.

In today's episode, we're talking about everything from the rise of incels to why Gen Z is rushing back to church, plus the real tea on why building meaningful friendships in adulthood feels harder than landing your dream job. This isn't about picking sides—it's about understanding how gender and mental health, modern family dynamics, and our collective fear of rejection are shaping the way we love, work, and show up in the world.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• Why the gender divide is creating an 80/20 dating crisis that's leaving high-achieving women struggling to find equal partners
• The shocking data behind the crisis of masculinity—including why suicide rates among young men are skyrocketing and what it means for all of us
• How toxic masculinity versus tonic masculinity is reshaping what it means to be a man in 2025 (and why Tim Walz is the perfect example)
• The real political agenda behind the trad wife movement and why "prairie core" isn't as innocent as those sourdough starters make it seem
• Why 60% of college students are now women and how this educational flip is changing modern family gender roles forever
• The connection between avoidance of pain, dating challenges, and why everyone's rushing back to traditional gender norms
• How ambitious women are burning out trying to prove their worth while simultaneously being told to "lean back" into feminine energy
• The surprising strategy for building deep friendships in adulthood that actually works (hint: it involves getting comfortable with rejection)

If this episode hit a nerve, GOOD! It means you're awake and ready to stop avoiding the hard conversations that actually change things. The state of gender roles is playing out in every boardroom, bedroom, and dating app, and understanding why we've ended up here gives you serious power to navigate it all differently.

So tell me: which part of this cultural shift resonates most with your own experience? Are you feeling the dating struggles, the friendship challenges, or maybe you're questioning everything you thought you knew about modern gender norms?

If you're ready to build something meaningful in your business, relationships, or leadership while working through any of this cultural chaos, book a free strategy call with me at allisonhare.com/freecall to find your voice in this shifting landscape.

• "The Mask You Live In" - Documentary by Jennifer Newsome (Gavin Newsom's wife) about how boys are socialized to suppress emotions
• The Lost Boys Study - Research from The Center for Social Justice (UK-based organization) examining educational and economic disparities affecting young men
• Emily in Your Phone - Substack newsletter by Emily Amick discussing the political undertones of the tradwife movement
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00:01 - Episode introduction: The elephant in the gender studies room and why everything feels confusing right now

02:30 - Growing up in the 90s: How women were socialized to be small, pleasant, and pick-me girls

06:45 - The makeup bag story: Personal reflection on teenage socialization and the need to "present perfectly"

09:15 - The Lost Boys Study: Data on how men are struggling educationally, economically, and mentally

12:20 - Male suicide crisis: Why suicide is now the leading cause of death for men under 50

14:10 - "The Mask You Live In" documentary discussion: How boys are limited to only two emotions

17:35 - Toxic vs. tonic masculinity explained (Tim Walz as an example)

19:45 - The incel movement and Andrew Tate's influence on frustrated young men

25:30 - The tradwife movement: Political undertones behind the "prairie core" aesthetic

31:20 - Personal story: Leaving corporate job and unlearning "never rely on a man" messaging

36:15 - Modern dating crisis: The 80/20 problem and educational gender flip

40:25 - Friendship struggles: The shame of not having a best friend as a high-performing woman

43:50 - Coach Dara's friendship strategy: Being upfront about wanting deep connections

48:30 - Avoidance of pain as the root of cultural problems

52:15 - Final thoughts on connection, rejection, and getting out of comfort zones

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I cried before we even started recording. That’s how much this woman has impacted me.

Ciara Burton isn’t just a guest. She’s been a lifeline, a mirror, and a deep, generous force of wisdom in my life—and in the lives of so many women who are waking up to the truth that doing more isn't the answer.

This conversation is about what happens when you stop trying to control everything and finally trust yourself. We talk about the identity unraveling that happens in motherhood, the grip of perfectionism, the pain that forces clarity, and how to build actual self-trust—not just talk about it.

Ciara doesn’t coach from a place of “here’s how to fix your life.” She shows you how to actually listen to yourself. This episode is for the women who are done muscling through and ready to hear what their life has been trying to tell them all along.

• [00:03] The moment Ciara said “you don’t need tactics—you need to be heard”
• [08:00] Why “dropping into the heart” is more than a wellness meme—it’s a lifeline
• [13:00] Ciara’s perfectionist phase and the dark night that followed
• [18:45] Healing PCOS through belief work, moon cycles, and spiritual grit
• [20:10] The birth that broke her open—and what she learned when she surrendered
• [27:00] The solo trip to Maui that changed everything
• [33:00] Rebuilding a marriage, one aligned decision at a time
• [38:40] How control became her safety blanket—and what helped her release it
• [44:50] Why saying no is a spiritual practice
• [51:10] Authenticity as the highest vibration (yep, even higher than love)
• [55:30] How being love—not just doing the work—actually changes the world

Connect with Ciara:

• Website: ciaraburton.com
• Instagram: @ciaramburton
• Program: becometheceoofyoursoul.com

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What do you do when everything you were raised to believe starts to crack?

Holly, known as Hope with Holly on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, has built a following of over 500,000 by saying the things most people are too scared to admit. She talks about religious trauma, surviving loss, parenting a transgender child, dating in midlife, and what it means to find your voice when it feels like everything’s falling apart.

In this episode, Holly shares her raw, funny, heartbreaking story of leaving Christian fundamentalism. We talk about:

Growing up Pentecostal and what “church” really looked like

Marrying under prophetic pressure (yes, really)

Losing her daughter Monroe and the unraveling that followed

Being labeled a heretic for asking basic questions

Rebuilding identity after religious and social death

Parenting a transgender son in the Deep South

Becoming a truth-teller with a platform—and a whole lot of haters

Redefining spirituality, purpose, and freedom on her own terms

This conversation is for anyone who’s ever felt betrayed by their belief system or pressured to stay quiet to “belong.” Holly proves you’re allowed to change—and you’re still worthy of connection even if you no longer check the boxes.

📍 Notable Timestamps
00:02 – Holly’s background growing up in Pentecostal chaos
06:45 – The moment she was told to marry a man by a prophet
14:00 – Losing Monroe and the wake-up call that followed
21:38 – Questioning God, the Bible, and everything she was taught
34:19 – Parenting through deconstruction and showing up for her trans son
41:10 – How she found her voice and created “Hope with Holly”
49:35 – Why she started her platform with just 4 followers in mind
53:58 – What spiritual liberation looks like today
59:00 – Her workbook for dating and self-discovery
1:01:20 – Building her Soul Sisters community of over 1,000 women

📚 Resources Mentioned

Hope with Holly on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook

Holly’s Dating & Self-Discovery Workbook

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This episode marks 6 years behind the mic—and I’m telling the truth behind what it actually takes to make it this far in podcasting (hint: it’s not downloads, shiny guests, or the right mic).
I’m spilling stories I’ve never shared—about the breakdowns, breakthroughs, and BS that made this podcast what it is today.
If you’ve got a podcast, want one, or have outgrown something in your life, this is your episode.

SHOW NOTES:
In this raw solo episode, I pull back the curtain on what six years, five podcast names, a million downloads, and a reinvention (or ten) really looks like.

Here’s what you’ll hear:

Why your voice doesn’t need fixing—just a bigger room

What I learned from launching 250+ episodes and nearly quitting

The real story behind my very first podcast coaching cohort

When Clubhouse was a thing—and how it changed everything

The hard truth about podcast conferences and chasing downloads

Why “go viral” is a terrible strategy

The Cindy Robinson phenomenon and how unknown guests can have the biggest impact

What I wish every podcaster understood before buying another mic

The 4 P’s that make a podcast actually work (this is gold)

And a few things I got totally wrong that you shouldn’t repeat

If you're creating content, building a brand, or wondering if your message matters—this episode will speak to you.

NOTABLE TIMESTAMPS:

00:02 – The OG intro from 2019

06:11 – The real reason I started a podcast

16:08 – Podcast name changes & identity shifts

26:44 – My very first coaching program (Press Play origin story)

32:20 – What podcast conferences taught me (and what they didn’t)

41:13 – The Cindy Robinson effect (must-hear segment)

51:32 – Leaving corporate: The mic gave me what the paycheck couldn’t

58:05 – The top 3 ways to monetize your podcast

01:09:18 – The 4 Ps of podcasting (Purpose, Person, Premise, Promise)

01:19:50 – The power of intimate, honest podcasting

RESOURCES MENTIONED:

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Cindy Robinson's book: Bright Girl Lacks Focus

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What would you do if you were told you were dying?

When Nikki Boyer’s best friend, Molly, got a stage 4 cancer diagnosis, she didn’t shut down—she blew her life wide open. And Nikki, an Emmy-winning producer and host, recorded all of it.

In this episode, we talk about Dying for Sex—the wildly popular Wondery podcast and now Hulu series starring Michelle Williams and Jenny Slate. But this is way more than a story about death and sex. It’s about reclaiming your voice, healing old wounds, and choosing to fully live—even when the clock is ticking.

We cover everything from kinky adventures to the kind of grief that cracks you open in the best way. Nikki’s perspective on loss, friendship, intuition, and making space for joy will stay with you long after the episode ends.

If you’re craving deeper conversations, better friendships, or just a little more life in your life—this one’s for you.

3:25 – How Dying for Sex was born

8:40 – Feeling Molly’s presence after she passed

13:45 – Seeing your life played out by Hollywood A-listers

18:05 – The beauty (and discomfort) of being truly loved

24:50 – Sex, kinks, and clown fetishes—yep, we went there

36:55 – Listener reactions + the legacy Molly left behind

40:10 – Why Americans are so weird about grief

46:30 – Living bigger because of the people we’ve lost

50:05 – Molly’s book Screw Cancer: Becoming Whole

52:20 – How Nikki found peace in the mess

Listen: Dying for Sex on Wondery

Watch: Dying for Sex on Hulu, FX, and Disney+

Read: Screw Cancer: Becoming Whole by Molly Kochan – Available on Amazon

Follow: Nikki Boyer on Instagram → @nikkiboyer

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What happens when your worst nightmare becomes your real life?

Tennyson Jacobson lived through the unimaginable—fighting off a violent intruder in her home and ultimately killing him to protect her family. Her story made national headlines (CBS, NBC, Fox, CrossFit, Your Worst Nightmare) and now she’s telling the full story for the first time in her memoir, The Mother of All Days: The True Story of A Fatal Breakin and the Unexpected Path To Healing.

This conversation isn’t just about the trauma—it’s about the winding path of healing, how intuitive whispers saved her life (twice), and what happens when you stop ignoring the nudge to speak up. Tenny’s approach to healing is personal, unexpected, and powerful—and we get into it all here.

📚 The Mother of All Days drops May 13 — pre-order it here

3:12 – The first break-in: the moment everything changed

14:48 – “I knew he was coming back” — the chilling return

20:33 – The fatal fight and what it took to survive

29:41 – How her body held trauma long after the attack

36:50 – The role of intuition in survival

41:14 – Healing begins: from exposure therapy to IFS

46:45 – Internal Family Systems (IFS) explained through her lived experience

55:10 – Her most “woo” healing modality (yep, Akashic records)

1:03:07 – The cosmic “why me?” and what she hopes her story unlocks for others

1:06:39 – Pre-order and bonus free 5-day healing guide

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