This week, PPR client Toni Negas joins us to discuss her role as Managing Director at New You Media + the work we did together on their recent beauty awards. It was super fun! Dave Oates also stops by. Dave runs PR Security Service and specializes in helping clients when a crisis arises.

This week, two incredibly accomplished ladies join the podcast. Jamie Wolf is the founder of the Million Dollar Story agency, which helps folks to get out of their own way + finally write the book they've dreamed of. We vibed so much + I found this conversation so enlightening. Lindsay Pinchuk also stops by. Lindsay hosts the Dear FoundHER podcast, where she tells each week the incredible stories of female founders.

Prarthana Sibal is the Head of Sales at Pikkal & Co, an award-winning podcasting agency. Never heard of the expression "podfade" before? Sounds scary, right?! Well, Prarthana has the answers on how to avoid this and successfully launch your own podcast. The non-Situation Michael Sorrentino also stops by. He runs Sorrentino Media, a remote video production company with media training capabilities. Oh yeah and he's also my husband. Check it out!

Pace PR client Nobu Iguchi is our first guest this week. Nobu is co-founder of Agya Ventures, a real estate technology fund that invests in exceptional entrepreneurs and startups in the real estate technology space. Didn't know technology was used so much in real estate?! Me neither. This interview is a wealth of knowledge. Rob Noel also stops by. Rob's with the Washington Writers Network and an extremely talented writer. He gives some wonderful tips for those of you looking to publish op-eds.

This episode is super fun! First up is PPR client Suzanne McKenzie, founder + CEO of Able Made, an active lifestyle brand that inspires healthy living and combines bold design with responsible manufacturing and community outreach. Her founder's story is both sad, yet inspiring and we congratulate her on a successful NYC pop up store opening! WSJ's Jen Murphy also stops by -- for a special interview including PPR SVP Rose Levy, who met Jen years ago in NYC, developed a true connection with her and has successfully pitched her clients into one of the most coveted sections of the paper.

This week, PPR client Paula Ratliff of Women Impact Tech is our first interview. Women Impact Tech aims to connect and lift up women in tech through live events and networking. They do such important work and we are proud to partner with them. Nancy Han also stops by. Nancy is the VP of Programming for CNN+, which just launched, and we were so thrilled she made time for us this week!

PPR client Nick Jordan- CEO of Narrative - the #1 data commerce platform - stops by. We talk about why data isn't/shouldn't be a dirty, 4-letter word! Also joining this week is Alexandra Canal, reporter for Yahoo. She offers some really great insights on pitching!

Bill Coletti is a PR legend, with expertise in handling crises -- and he often calls upon his background in politics to navigate these experiences. I learned so much from him! Nicole Fallon also stopped by. Nicole is a business journalist who now runs a content studio ... she offers great tips for writing clearly that will help with pitching!

This week, NY1's reporter + weekend anchor, Shannan Ferry, stops by to talk about working in the country's number one local market. Justin Goldstein also joins us. He's the founder of Press Record Communications - we talk about the importance of relationships with our clients + the media.

This week, Fred Garcia stops by and if you want to learn about leading through a crisis - this is the podcast for you! Fred has worked with countless executives during crises and he gives us some incredible advice. Mary Elkordy also stops by -- we met through Geraldo, and we discuss her journey from producer to publicist and her best practices for pitching.