The Pink Book Podcast

What happens when you stop waiting for the industry to accept you—and decide to create your own lane?On this episode of The Pink Book Podcast, I sit down with Alicia “Bailey Li” Bailey, founder and creative force behind Bailey Li Interiors, for a powerful conversation about creativity, entrepreneurship, interior design, trusting your vision, and building something that is authentically yours.Bailey Li shares her journey of carving out her own space in the design industry and why she refused to wait for validation, permission, or acceptance before pursuing her vision.But this conversation goes beyond interior design.We talk about what it takes to believe in yourself when your path doesn’t look like everyone else’s, the courage required to build a business around your creativity, and the importance of staying true to your identity while growing your brand.One of the things I love most about hosting The Pink Book Podcast is getting beyond the résumé and creating a space where my guests can tell the story behind the story.And Bailey Li gave us a STORY. 🩷

Kenny Santucci returns to The Pink Book Podcast for ROUND TWO — and this conversation goes deeper. 🎙️🔥

You may know Kenny from television, the fitness world, and his years of building a name and career around strength, competition, and personality. But in this episode, we get into the man behind all of that.

Kenny and I sit down for an open conversation about fitness, discipline, personal growth, success, reinvention, and what it means to keep evolving as you move into different chapters of life.

We talk about how his definition of success has changed, what still motivates him, the lessons that came from both wins and setbacks, and the question we all eventually have to ask ourselves:

What are you still hungry for?

And because this is Kenny… expect some laughs, honesty, and a few moments you probably won’t see coming. 😂

This is more than a fitness conversation. It’s about becoming stronger in every sense of the word.

🎙️ Guest: Kenny Santucci

🎧 Host: Joyce VanSeters

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If you enjoy conversations about fitness, entrepreneurship, personal growth, discipline, and the stories behind the people you think you know, subscribe to The Pink Book Podcast and join the conversation.

Drop a comment and tell us: What are YOU still hungry for?

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What happens when rhythm becomes more than music—when it becomes your identity, your discipline, and your purpose?

On this episode of The Pink Book Podcast, Joyce VanSeters sits down with the electrifying Malik DOPE for a conversation that goes far beyond the drums.

Known for his explosive energy, unique performance style, and unforgettable journey from the streets of Washington, D.C. to the national stage, Malik opens up about the man behind the performance.

We talk about his beginnings, the influence of D.C.’s go-go culture, building his own lane as an artist, the lessons that came with America’s Got Talent, sacrifice, discipline, purpose, and what success really looks like when you’re determined to do things differently.

If you enjoyed NJ SOUP’s first appearance on The Pink Book Podcast, Round Two is a completely different experience.

▶️ Watch until the end.

💬 Tell us in the comments whose perspective you agreed with most.

👍 Like the episode and subscribe to The Pink Book Podcast for more real people, bigger conversations, and stories that go beyond the surface.

🎙️ Hosted by Joyce VanSeters

🎙️ Special Co-Host: Nile Evans

🎙️ Guest: NJ SOUP

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Real People. Bigger Conversations.

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Some conversations deserve a second chance. 🎙️🩷

A while back, I sat down with holistic health educator Zuzu (Karen Ziemer Armes) for an incredible conversation… but that episode was damaged and never made it to air.

I always knew we needed to do it again.

And this time, we went even deeper. ✨

We talked about holistic health, listening to your body, the connection between mind and wellness, and what it really means to take ownership of your health.

Maybe this conversation wasn't lost.

Maybe it was just waiting for the right time.

I sat down with the incredible Cherie Calbom—known around the world as The Juice Lady.

She's a bestselling author, George Foreman's longtime nutritionist, and helped educate millions of people during the rise of the legendary George Foreman Grill. While the world saw the grill, Cherie was helping people understand the nutrition and lifestyle changes that made lasting health possible.

This isn't just a conversation about food.

It's about taking control of your health, creating habits that last, and discovering how small choices today can transform your future.

Whether you're just beginning your wellness journey or looking to level up your health, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and timeless advice.

🎙️ Hit play, share it with someone you love, and tell me the one lesson that stayed with you.

Because your greatest investment will always be your health.

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You asked for him back...

So we made it happen.

Because every story has more than One Chapter.

For years, millions of people have laughed, watched, and shared the biggest moments in comedy and television—without ever knowing the name of the man helping bring those moments to life.

On this episode of The Pink Book Podcast, Joyce VanSeters sits down with television producer, writer, and showrunner Nile Evans for a rare behind-the-scenes conversation about what it really takes to build hit shows, discover talent, and thrive in one of the most competitive industries in the world.

From working alongside some of entertainment’s biggest names to leading productions seen by millions, Nile shares the lessons he’s learned about leadership, creativity, resilience, and the business of television.

This isn’t just a conversation about Hollywood. It’s a masterclass on vision, preparation, relationships, and creating opportunities when no one is watching.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens after the cameras turn on—and before the audience ever sees the final product—this episode is your backstage pass.

Welcome to The Pink Book Podcast where we uncover the stories behind the story.

In this episode, Joyce sits down with IFBB Pro Adam Cuellar.

A discussion of mindset and mission, just coming off of his Physique win at the Adela Garcia Classic and the road to Junior Nationals!

We're talking about creativity under pressure, building a legacy behind the camera, what makes visuals unforgettable, and how directors influence culture more than people realize.