In the last episode of Season 3, we reflect on lessons of the season and dare ourselves and our listeners to grow from the truths our guests revealed. Is selfish a bad word? Is all business advice equal? Are networking events worth our time? It's time for truth or dare. 

Mary's been an entrepreneur for two decades. She built a million-dollar brick and mortar business that sprouted up fast. She wrangled big name clients, showcased in New York City, and rocked it on camera in a national competition. Looks great on paper, right?

On the Stay Spicy podcast, Mary takes us behind the scenes to share her messy moments about scaling fast, burning out, and living with terminal illness. Now, she's building tools and strategies to help herself and others protect their energy, build capacity and boundaries, and make better business decisions while they lead, work, or care for their people.

No filters or masks! Mary is grounded, honest, practical, and very funny. 

Is "hustling harder" the path to professional freedom? The jury is out, so we brought an expert in to kickoff an important conversation. 

Trena Laine is a visionary leader with over 20 years of global experience and reach, dedicated to elevating a generation of beauty and wellness leaders.
Her work blends technical mastery with a heart-centred business philosophy, help professionals build value-driven, sustainable, and soulful businesses that last.

From makeup artistry to career scaling, masking to beauty standards, she opens up about her mission to move entrepreneurs beyond hustle culture to a place where freedom and purpose become the foundation of business.

Melissa Martin’s life is a full-circle business adventure. She’s started, scaled, sold, and now she’s giving back by helping entrepreneurs thrive. 

By sharing her biggest “oh f**k” moments, entrepreneurial meltdowns, and practical, authentic business advice, Melissa’s goal is to validate the experience of being a woman in business through learning and teaching.

Careful! This episode may or may not discuss exploding sea containers in the suburbs. 

Ally Stone knows a thing or two about running successful businesses. After two decades as a leader in the hospitality business building a successful chain of Original Joe's restaurants that grossed more than 40M a year in revenue, she's dishing on toxic hustle culture, bad business advice, and the need to put people first. 

After leading a team of 550 people, she's launched the Inspired Leader to bring the heart of humanity back to business, coaching over 5000 leaders worldwide.  One thing she knows for sure: the most powerful thing you can bring to the table is who you truly are.

Sapreet Buttar is a media trailblazer and the CEO and founder of Universal Radio Network. She’s been in the broadcasting industry and an on-air presenter since the age of 12, tackling tough conversations, breaking down barriers, and showcasing a whole new way to look at radio. Her all-female production team was the first South Asian media outlet on the Juno's red carpet, and her tenacity and creativity is shaking up the music scene, showing how culture, business, and collaboration enrich our communities. 

Chelsea Mani wanted to create a space where women could rediscover their confidence, embrace their sensuality, and celebrate themselves unapologetically.  

What started as a small spark of inspiration has blossomed into Anastasia's Bedroom: an experience of inclusive lingerie, loungewear and intimacy essentials for women— all designed to make you feel as good as you look.

Saddle up as we dive into sex trends, the need for sexual inclusion, and the next phase of the female sexual revolution. 

Saddle up for the first episode of Season 3 of the Stay Spicy Podcast! We're setting the stage with entrepreneurship myths, connecting about women in business, and giving you advice on how to grow your vision. Whether you have a business, want to start one, or want to bring an entrepreneurship mindset to the office, this episode has your name on it.

This episode talks about what “the system” is and how to change it. Jennifer Kluthe specializes in changing or “breaking” antiquated systems and joins the Stay Spicy Podcast to share her expertise. Does the Emperor have clothes? You'll find out!

How do you foster true creativity and adaptability AND get beyond the bullshit of normalizing failure? 

Lynette and Sheri dive in to the topic of failure. More specifically, the trend in leadership these days to attempt to normalize it. We'll share our views on this trend and alternative ways to foster creativity and a culture of trying new things in organizations.