The Inside Edit

This episode is a masterclass in rethinking wellness.

Serena Poon breaks down what longevity actually means—and why most people are getting it wrong. From chronic stress and inflammation to overcomplicating health routines, this conversation strips everything back to what truly matters.

We talk about the connection between emotional health and physical disease, why “doing more” can actually make you worse, and the simple daily habits that have the biggest impact on how you feel.

If you’ve been trying everything and still feel off—this episode will shift your perspective completely.

Nikki DeRoest has built a career around one core belief: beauty should enhance, not hide.

From working with some of Hollywood’s most recognizable faces to launching her own brand, she’s learned firsthand that success isn’t always linear. After walking away from her first company, Nikki had to rebuild from scratch—this time on her own terms.

In this episode, Nikki and Maeve talk about the realities of building a beauty brand, navigating setbacks, and why trusting your vision matters more than ever.

They get into:

•  The moment she knew she had to walk away from her first brand 
•  What it really takes to launch in Sephora 
•  Why most beauty products aren’t built for real life 
•  Balancing artistry, business, and motherhood 
•  The truth about “making it” in a creative industry 

This is a conversation about reinvention and doing things your way.

What starts as a personal problem can become something much bigger.

In this episode, Maeve sits down with Siffat Haider — co-founder of a $100M wellness brand — to talk about building a business that actually works.

From navigating her own health struggles to creating products women genuinely trust, Siffat shares what it really takes to grow a brand in a crowded space.

This is a conversation about conviction, resilience, and why having no plan B might be your biggest advantage.

Jennifer Fisher didn’t set out to build a global jewelry brand—she was simply creating something meaningful after one of the hardest chapters of her life.

What began as a single custom piece became one of the most recognizable names in modern jewelry. In this conversation, Jennifer shares the real story behind the brand—how instinct, timing, and relentless work turned a moment into a movement.

We talk about building without a roadmap, trusting your taste, and creating something women actually connect to.

This is a raw, honest conversation about what it actually takes to build something that lasts.

In this episode of The Inside Edit, Maeve sits down with the legendary Ricki Lake — the actress who became a cultural icon in Hairspray before making history at just 24 years old as the youngest syndicated talk show host in television.

But this conversation goes far beyond fame.

Ricki opens up about the unexpected turns that shaped her life — from the meteoric success of The Ricki Lake Show to personal loss, grief, and the lessons that come from rebuilding when everything changes.

Maeve and Ricki also share a deeply personal connection: both recently lost their homes in the Palisades fire. In this raw and honest conversation, they talk about what it means to lose everything, the resilience required to start over, and the surprising clarity that can emerge from tragedy.

Rachel Zoe joins Maeve for a candid and inspiring conversation about fashion, fame, and reinvention.

As one of the most influential celebrity stylists of all time, Rachel Zoe helped redefine red carpet dressing and paved the way for an entire generation of stylists. From building a global fashion empire to starring in The Rachel Zoe Project, her impact on the industry is undeniable.

In this episode, Rachel opens up about the realities behind the glamour — navigating tabloid fame, the pressure of styling Hollywood’s biggest stars, and the emotional toll of life in the spotlight.

She also shares the personal lessons that shaped her: stepping back from styling, navigating divorce, raising her kids, and rediscovering joy as she enters a new chapter — including her return to television.

Maeve and Rachel dive into the evolution of the styling industry, the importance of financial independence for women, and what it really takes to build a lasting career in fashion.

This is a powerful conversation about resilience, reinvention, and learning to trust yourself — both in business and in life.

Today on The Inside Edit, I’m sitting down with someone who has played one of the biggest roles in my career — my agent, Kent Belden, founder of The Only Agency.

This is an honest conversation about what it really takes to build a long-term career — beyond the glam, beyond the headlines, beyond social media. We talk about the hustle no one sees: putting in the time, learning the etiquette, handling your money, managing your emotions, and building real relationships in an industry that moves fast and forgets faster.

Kent shares what he actually looks for when signing talent, the biggest mistakes artists make (financial and emotional), why you can’t skip the line, and why relationships will always matter more than shortcuts.

If you’re trying to break into a competitive industry — or build something that lasts — this episode is for you.

After a strange start to the year and a hard personal anniversary, Maeve returns with a deeply honest conversation about resets, resilience, and trusting your intuition when something doesn’t feel right. She shares what it means to course-correct in business, navigate grief that resurfaces unexpectedly, and give yourself grace during seasons that are more about surviving than thriving.

This episode is about coming back to yourself — with clarity, strength, and forward momentum. From lessons in sobriety and perspective to embracing the energy of a new chapter, Maeve reflects on how growth often happens quietly, and why sometimes the biggest wins are simply getting back up and moving forward.

If you’ve ever felt knocked off course, this conversation will remind you: you’re allowed to reset, trust your gut, and start again — stronger than before.

In this solo episode, Maeve takes a moment to slow down and check in. From work and creativity to personal growth and the mental load of keeping everything moving, this episode is an honest reflection on where things stand right now.

Maeve shares what’s been weighing on her, what’s been inspiring her, and what she’s learning as she navigates the in-between moments that don’t always make it into polished conversations. No guest, no agenda—just a real, grounded conversation meant to resonate with anyone feeling stretched, reflective, or in transition.

If you’ve been wanting something candid and unfiltered, this one’s for you.

In this episode of The Inside Edit, Maeve sits down with tastemaker, brand owner, and content creator, Julia of The Millennial Decorator (TMD). Julia shares how she built a loyal audience by showcasing elevated, approachable designs, which blend sophistication and warmth, leading to highly coveted vintage drops and successful product collaborations. Julia discusses starting TMD in 2020 as a creative outlet after losing her job, initially showcasing her home and vintage items, but quickly finding success in curating vintage home drops and eventually transitioning to vintage fashion—specifically shoes—because they fit everyone.

The conversation dives into Julia's strategic approach to sourcing high-quality vintage, including her tips on setting alerts and utilizing platforms like eBay for authenticity. She also shares the unexpected success of her personalized cosmetic bags and announces her exciting first shoe collaboration with Reformation. Julia wraps up by offering essential advice for aspiring entrepreneurs: emphasizing the need to be truly passionate about your work and the willingness to hustle to achieve your dreams.