Today I am joined by Erika Page! Erika is the Founder, CEO, and Editor-in-Chief of Living Dappled, a blog and community for women with vitiligo, an autoimmune disease that causes loss of pigment. After getting vitiligo at the age of seven, she lost 100% of her skin’s pigment and fought her own mental and emotional battles to overcome her insecurities and embrace her skin. In 2016, she decided to fill a lack of results in a Google search for “vitiligo” with the resource she needed—and founded Living Dappled to help educate, support, and inspire the 1% of the population with this condition. Erika has spoken at the U.S. World Vitiligo Day conference and has been featured in PEOPLE, WebMD, and Love What Matters. She was named one of the Top 10 Most Influential Vitiligans from 2020-2022. Today she is an avid patient advocate and sought-after leader within the vitiligo community dedicated to raising awareness for the condition and helping other women with vitiligo reclaim their lives by finding health and happiness.

In this episode, Erika and I chat about her personal experience living with vitiligo, why she started Living Dappled, why representation is so important, how her side hustle became her full time job, what she would tell her 7 year old self, and so much more! 

Erika's Instagram

Living Dappled Instagram

Living Dappled Website

Worth Days

Welcome to the first book club episode of 2026! This month we read Atmosphere, which was a 5 star read for me and one of the most talked-about books of last year. It was a fast-paced love story with very high stakes. If you've read it, I want to hear your thoughts! 

February Book Club Pick: Broken Country 📚

Today I am joined by sisters and cofounders of The Boys, Bryan & Garris Boykin. They are from Statesboro, Georgia. Bryan graduated from Clemson University in 2023 and again in 2025 with her Masters in Business Administration. Garris graduated with her undergraduate degrees from Clemson University in 2025. Their dream has always been to work together, and The Boys was born. The Boys is a fine china, unique gift, and registry store in Greenville, South Carolina.

In this episode, we chat about what it is like opening up a luxury gift shop, challenges they have faced, why relationships are so important, their vision for The Boys, and so much more! 

The Boys Instagram

The Boys Website

The Camilla Foundation

Today I am joined by Caroline Lunne! Caroline is the founder and CEO of Migrate Marketing, a full-service creative agency helping lifestyle brands grow through strategy, storytelling, and design. With a background in brand building and a passion for thoughtful, beautiful experiences, Caroline has led Migrate to become a trusted partner for brands seeking connection at every stage of the customer journey.

Under her leadership, Migrate has supported clients across industries — from wellness and fashion to hospitality and consumer goods — creating work that balances creativity with strategy. Caroline believes the best marketing begins with empathy and ends with meaning, and that great brands are built on genuine connection.

Beyond the agency, Caroline is a writer and creative who shares insights on entrepreneurship, personal style, and building a well-lived life with her audience of over 50,000 followers online. She’s passionate about helping others grow their ideas, nurture their creativity, and build lives and brands that reflect who they are.

In this episode, Caroline and I talk about her background in marketing, creativity, how life is one big iteration, why trying and failing and trying again is how to improve, how to like your life, and so much more. 

Caroline's Instagram

Caroline's Website

Caroline's Substack

Migrate's Instagram

Migrate's Website

Today I am joined by Justine Converse and April Zorsky! 

Brigade Events is a women-owned event strategy firm behind some of the most high-profile gatherings in the world. Founded by Justine and April, the firm is redefining modern leadership and company culture by proving that care is a competitive advantage.

Born from a shared frustration at watching talented women leave the workforce to raise families, Brigade was built to prove there’s a better way - one where women can lead, parent, and thrive simultaneously. Today, the team produces everything from intimate leadership summits to large-scale global conferences attended by thousands, all while modeling the future of flexible, human-centered work.

Brigade’s progressive policies - including its signature “Transition Month” re-entry phase - have been featured in TIME and USA Today as national models for supporting working parents. Through both their work and their editorial series, The Fine Line, Justine and April are sparking a larger movement around empathy-driven leadership and what it truly means to build a workplace, and a world, where women don’t have to choose. 

In this episode we talk about how April and Justine got their starts in the event planning industry, their time working at the Bush Center, starting an event planning company one year before the pandemic, their incredible maternity leave policy, and so much more!

Brigade's Instagram

Brigade's Website

Brigade's LinkedIn

Carrie's Closet

Today I am joined by Julia Dzafic! Julia is the creative force behind @lemonstripes, a colourful lifestyle and motherhood account that she started in 2010 as a blog, where she shares her passions for style, healthy cooking, home decor, motherhood, and wellness.

In 2024, Julia published her debut cookbook, Garden Grown, filled with more than 100 seasonal, wholesome recipes, bringing her fresh, approachable cuisine from garden to table.
She lives in Westport, CT, with her husband Anel, two kids, their pit-mix, Boots, and 12 chickens.

In this episode, Julia and I talk about her 16 year career in blogging, how the industry has changed, secrets for becoming a blogger, her cookbook, and so much more! 

Julia's Instagram 

Julia's Website

Filling in the Blanks

Looking for the perfect cozy Christmas mystery? In this episode of the So Can I podcast, I dive into The Most Wonderful Crime of the Year by Ally Carter, which was our December Book Club pick! It is a festive whodunit inspired by classics like Knives Out and Clue.

Set in a snowy English manor at Christmastime, this cozy mystery features secret tunnels, a suspicious cast of charecters, a locked-room disappearance, and a slow-burn romance. As always, I break down the plot, what I loved about the book, and why I gave it 4.5-stars!

I also go over holiday book recommendations, a reveal of January’s Book Club pick (Atmosphere by Taylor Jenkins Reid), and reflections on wrapping up the podcast year and heading into 2026. I hope you all have a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year! 

Today I am joined by Emily Sprague. Emily is the founder of Turtlebacks, a boys’ golf-inspired performance apparel brand. After spending more than 15 years as an attorney, Emily left her legal career to focus on creating the kind of clothing her own sons needed—comfortable, polished pieces that work on the golf course, at school, in church, and everywhere in between. Today, she’s building Turtlebacks into a family-first, community-driven brand that celebrates active boys and the families who support them.

In this episode, Emily and I talk about her career as an attorney, why she started Turtlebacks, how she balances style and comfort, and so much more! 

First Tee

Turtlebacks Instagram

Turtlebacks Website

Today I am joined by Kelly Nolan! Kelly is an attorney-turned-time management strategist and mom of two. After experiencing overwhelm as a young patent litigator in Boston, Kelly figured out a time management system that helped her show up in the ways that she wanted at work and at home – without requiring her brain to somehow magically remember it all. 

She now empowers other professional working women to manage their personal, family, and career roles with less stress and more calm using her realistic time management system, the Bright Method. 

The Bright Method has been featured in Bloomberg Businessweek, and Kelly's work has been published in Forbes, Fast Company, Insider, and Parents. Kelly also hosts the Bright Method podcast. Most importantly, the Bright Method works for real women, helping them manage it all with more clarity, less stress, and the confidence to hold boundaries at work and at home.

In this episode, Kelly and I talk about her career as an attorney, how she build her business, effective time management strategies, what is really holding women back when it comes to managing our time, and so much more! 

Kelly's Instagram

Kelly's Website

Girls On The Run

Today I am joined by the founders of TableWith, Megan and Jillian! 

HOSTING MADE SIMPLE. GATHERINGS MADE MEANINGFUL.
Life continues to get busier with careers, kids, travel, and home life, making it harder to catch up with friends. What if you could gather every month, share great food and conversation, and explore new cuisines - without the hassle of planning? That’s exactly what the TableWith App is all about!

TableWith is a subscription-based platform that simplifies hosting or joining a cookbook club. Whether you love to cook, want to try new cuisines, or just enjoy connecting with friends, our app handles everything from cookbook selection to planning. It’s about more than recipes - it’s about building community, discovering new authors, and making memories around the table. Let us take care of the details so you can focus on who you’re at the TableWith! 

And I am so excited to say that TableWith's December cookbook pick is Martha Stewart's cookbook that was just rereleased, so be sure to join in on the fun this month! 

TableWith Instagram

TableWith Website

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