Seamless

When you buy tampons, are you making a conscious choice? Do you opt for the same pink-labeled box your mother handed you in seventh grade without second thought, eager to get home before it's too late to consider ordering take-out for dinner.

Molly Hayward is redefining the way women are learning about menstruation, purchasing products and giving back. She's the co-founder of Cora, a modern feminine product brand that delivers tailored tampon orders to subscribers.

Hayward is at the helm of a global movement to change the language around periods. For every Cora subscription, a month's supply of pads and education is given to girls in India and Kenya. In this episode, we speak with Hayward about social entrepreneurship, the power of partnerships and accessibility.

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O-U-A-I, but it's pronounced "way." This is the name of the once of the fastest-growing online haircare companies, and they're changing the roots of hair treatment.

In this episode of "Seamless," we spoke with Brittney Barrett, Director of Digital at Ouai. She spoke about building a brand, content strategy and creative teamwork.

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Laura Nestler knows a thing or two about achieving work/life balance, and it's because she's blended the two together. Seamlessly.

Prior to her current position as Director of Community at Duolingo, Nestler worked with both Yelp and HoneyBook, connecting costumers around the globe with these companies' products. She designed the infrastructure that allowed Yelp to jump off internationally so that you can search that perfect cafe or day spa while abroad.

Nestler is also responsible for assisting with HoneyBook's partnership with Rising Tide Society, which connects creative entrepreneurs internationally with the resources they need to build their businesses.

In this episode, we speak with Nestler about leadership, the power of language and always asking yourself one question: "Why?"

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Have you ever been doing what you love, but felt lonely while doing it?Natalie Franke was a successful wedding photographer after college, but she lacked the resources and support necessary to build her brand. Creative entrepreneurship felt isolating for her, so Natalie decided to close the gap between her passion and community.

She started the Rising Tide Society in 2015 and the organization now hosts chapters internationally to foster support for creatives. RTS is also a part of Honeybook, which offers management software for creative businesses. Natalie serves as the head of community for Honeybook, and regularly posts video blogs and some very motivational Instagram stories. The University of Pennsylvania graduate is now an educator, writer and community builder.

Listen here as Natalie speaks with us about neuroscience, social media advertising and what she wants to be when she grows up.

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Rachel Silver has discovered something addictive. And it's gluten-free, good for the heart and you can stream it from your kitchen while cook. Who knew such a thing existed?

Silver is the founder of Love Stories TV, a media platform which aggregates professional wedding videos. Anyone can submit a video, and it'll be accepted on the site. The most popular videos are shared on Love Stories' social media, where strangers at very cool weddings regularly takeover the story.

The product is addictive wedding videos that don't turn someone's special day into a commodity. It's about connection, inspiration and inclusivity. We spoke with Silver about starting the platform, user engagement and of course, true love.

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Seamless take three explores the social media strategy and career risks with Dannie Fountain, a self-defined "marketing expert, business strategist, author, educator, digital nomad and whip-smart whiskey drinker."

In this episode, we speak with Dannie about how she turned a side hustle into a full-time job and still finds time for wanderlust.

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Seamless is back with Lisa Rosado, founder and creative director of The Style Theory.

Her site is a go-to destination for lifestyle, fashion and beauty inspiration. BF is a total fan of Rosado, who is championing the work-life balance with grace and confidence. In this episode, we talk support systems, growing pains and summer style tips.

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