The She League Podcast

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  • Dealing With Everyday Stress

    Megan and Hilary speak with Victoria Smith, founder of Stress Less Ladies Ltd. We discuss engaging the logical part of the brain during stressful situations, creating environmental anchors, figuring out your stress signs, and what to do if you’re feeling overwhelmed. Tune in to hear about slowing down to go fast, why it’s important to make a list of NOT-to-dos, and much more.

    Show notes are available here: http://www.thesheleague.com/home/2019/7/29/dealing-with-everyday-stress

    48 min
  • The Best of Season One

    It's our last episode... of Season 1! We're throwing it back with a look at our fave moments of the past dozen eps, and looking forward to Season 2 and some of the exciting changes it will bring. We'd love to hear your favorite moments, She Leaguers! Hit us up on Instagram @thesheleague.

    Show notes are available here: http://www.thesheleague.com/home/2019/6/3/the-best-of-season-one

    57 min
  • The Pros and Cons of Veganism

    Have you ever wondered what it might be like to dive headfirst into a vegan lifestyle? That’s exactly what our guest this week, Emma Neely, did and she hasn’t looked back since. In fact, she’s only looked forward: soon after embracing veganism, she launched her fabulous business, Rooted Ice Cream, where she creates incredibly unique vegan ice cream flavors. On this episode, Emma shares with us the ways in which being vegan can be both rewarding and difficult, the environmental repercussions of different diets, and why she decided to become vegan in the first place. Tune in and listen to some food for thought (pun very much intended).

    Show notes are available here: http://www.thesheleague.com/home/2019/5/20/pros-cons-veganism

    46 min
  • Britney Spears vs. Christina Aguilera

    It's our 10th episode of The She League Podcast! To celebrate, we're going back to 1999 with a follow-up to our boyband extravaganza from Episode 3, and putting another two classic pop albums head-to-head. This time, it’s Britney Spears’ “Baby One More Time” versus Christina Aguilera’s self-titled debut. Are these really two comparable albums? Is "What A Girl Wants" the best throwback song, or is it "...Baby One More Time"? Do you think we'll be able to inject a little bit of feminist discussion along the way? And will someone please explain "Soda Pop"?! You won't want to miss the wave of nostalgia you'll feel when you listen to this episode!

    Show notes are available here: http://www.thesheleague.com/home/2019/5/6/britney-spears-vs-christina-aguilera

    48 min
  • Developing Healthy Eating Habits And Smart Snacking

    What are your eating habits like? Are you keeping a food journal? Do you have tried-and-true home cooking recipes you refer to, time after time? Or do you prefer to lean on takeout (no shame!)? This week on the podcast, Hilary, Megan, and Trish share some of their favorite meals, how they deal with dietary restrictions, and their reliable go-to snacks (ahem, SNAX). We discuss ideas to up your meal/snack game, inspiration to try out new recipes, and ways to reduce food waste in the process.

    Show notes are available here: thesheleague.com/home/2019/4/22/developing-healthy-eating-habits-and-smart-snacking

    59 min
  • How to Stay Motivated and Crush Your Goals
    If you feel like you’re not finishing projects you’ve started, or you are having a difficult time starting them in the first place, then this podcast episode is for you. Learn how to get motivated, stay motivated, and feel awesome when you accomplish your to do list. Hilary and Megan talk about SMART Goals, the Four Tendencies quiz, and why writing a personal manifesto may be the key to learning how to say no.

    Listen to our episode through the player above, or find us on your favorite podcast platform!

    You can email us at [email protected] or DM us on Instagram @thesheleague to share your ideas for the podcast, or to tell us what you think.

    Thank you to Stephanie Trivison for providing our music!

    Links:
    • Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness: What’s Really Going On With Recycling, Hunty? with Beth Porter

    • Myers-Briggs Personality test

    • The Four Tendencies Quiz

    She Shoutout:

    S. Jordan Fine of Pattern Play Glass | Pattern Play Glass Instagram

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    • Break a habit or start a new one with the Habit Calendar!

    • Figure out your priorities with the Self-Care Index.

    • Get—and stay—organized with Schedule Magic. It comes in planner form and notepad form.

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    38 min
  • Styling a Wardrobe You Love
    Have you ever found yourself in a style rut? Wishing you had a personal uniform? Or maybe you have a grasp of your personal style, but still feel like key pieces are missing from your closet? Local journalist and fashion blogger Arbela Capas sits down with Megan and Hilary to discuss thrifting techniques, shopping fasts, using Pinterest to plan your wardrobe, and the essential staples you need in your closet. Plus, Arbela forever changes the way we think about putting a look together when she shares her tried-and-true formulas for uniform and statement outfits.

    Listen to our episode through the player above, or find us on your favorite podcast platform!

    You can email us at [email protected] or DM us on Instagram @thesheleague to share your ideas for the podcast, or to tell us what you think.

    Thank you to Stephanie Trivison for providing our music!


    Links:

    Jazzing Up Your Winter Wardrobe, from the Battle of Arbela

    We Asked 5 More Women to Wear ‘That One Thing’ in Their Closet, from Man Repeller

    5 Thrifting Tips I Live By & Some of My Favorite Finds, from The Battle of Arbela

    Closet Confessions: The Forest Green Cord Pants that Broke Me, from The Battle of Arbela

    What The Heck Is My Style?, from The Battle of Arbela

    Megan’s Style Pinterest board

    My Shopping Philosophy, (and Why It Sticks), from Man Repeller

    Shopping Vintage Could Make Your Whole Dang Outfit, from Man Repeller

    I Asked 8 Women to Show Me Their “Best Self” Outfit, from Man Repeller


    Some style inspo from Arbela:





    Photo credits (clockwise, beginning at top left): Shelly Duncan @ash_shelly, Evan Prunty @evanprunty , Evan Prunty, Evan Prunty, Kaitlyn Freiling @kaitlynfreiling, Evan Prunty. Header image by Nicole Bogdanovic @nicolebogdanovic.


    Arbela’s tips: Thrifting:
    • before you begin, manifest/envision what you’d like to find and you will likely find it

    • look through specific racks/sections (e.g., blazers only, jeans only)

    • once you find a piece, imagine how you’d style it with several other things in your wardrobe

    Uniform Outfit = comfortable jeans/pants + layering turtleneck + desired add-ons (e.g., light jacket, hat, neck scarf)

    Good for: casual work day, meeting at a cafe, mornings when you’re running late. Change pieces to fit seasonally. Should be the outfit you feel best in. It’s a fallback formula you can dress up or down.

    Statement Outfit = use your Uniform formula, but dress around a theme and use layers

    Good for: telling a story with your clothes!

    Staple pieces to have:
    • neutral turtleneck & colorful/patterned turtleneck

    • good pair of jeans (or several)

    • simple wool coat or peacoat

    • blazer

    • t-shirts – graphic or neutral

    • collared button-up shirt

    She Shoutout:

    Christa Ebert, AKA Uno Lady: Uno Lady’s GoFundMe | Website

    Christa generously donated an early sneak peek of her track “Wild Child” for this episode, from her upcoming album Osmosis. Be sure to check out her GoFundMe page to support her artist residency at the Chateau d'Orquevaux in France. (It’s a castle!!)

    This podcast episode is sponsored by Free Period Press.     Use promo code SHE to get 15% off your first order!
    To receive a FREE download of a mantra coloring page from the “You Got This” coloring book, subscribe to The She Leaguers newsletter. If you enjoyed this podcast, please rate, review, and subscribe on iTunes! Click here to open iTunes
    56 min
  • Dealing with Creative Self-Doubt

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    It goes without saying: self-doubt is extremely common, especially when putting gut-wrenching work into a personal creative project like music or writing. So how do you overcome insecurity and Imposter Syndrome (or as we prefer, Imposter Experience)? And where does it all stem from (hint: probably the patriarchy)? Megan, Steph, and Trish open up about their personal experiences with insecurity, how they boost their own confidence, and what they think could help more women get through periods of self-doubt.

    Listen to our episode through the player above, or find us on your favorite podcast platform!

    You can email us at [email protected] or DM us on Instagram @thesheleague to share your ideas for the podcast, or to tell us what you think.

    Thank you to Stephanie Trivison for providing our music!

    Videos:

    TED Ed: What is Imposter Syndrome and how can you combat it?

    Roseanne Cash on Rhett Miller’s podcast, discussing Imposter Syndrome and creative confidence.

    Links:

    Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance, by Angela Duckworth

    Mindset: The New Psychology of Success, by Carol S. Dweck, Ph.D

    She Shoutout:

    Olivia of Ode Vintage | Ode Vintage Instagram

    If you enjoyed this podcast, please rate, review, and subscribe on iTunes! Click here to open iTunes

    All photographs © Hilary Bovay Photography. All Rights Reserved.
    For usage of these photographs, please Contact Us.

    45 min
  • The Women of SNL

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    Want to know what it’s like on the set of Saturday Night Live? Do you love Angel, Every Boxer’s Girlfriend From Every Movie About Boxing Ever? Know all the lyrics to “Santa’s My Boyfriend”? Hap, that’s a wow!—this episode of The She League Podcast is for you. Trish DiFranco, who is a lifelong fan of SNL and was a brief intern on the show during season 30, shares her unique experiences from inside the Writer’s Room. We’re also joined by Stephanie Trivison again (remember her 3-page boyband Google Doc?), and the four of us sat down to discuss the gender politics and roles of the women on the show, and how things have – and haven’t – changed since it all began. We find out all about who gave the best hugs, what it was like to witness the highlight of Debbie Downer moments, and whose cigarette butt Trish is hiding in a secret box in her upstairs closet (but not in a creepy way).

    Listen to our episode through the player above, or find us on your favorite podcast platform!

    You can email us at [email protected] or DM us on Instagram @thesheleague to share your ideas for the podcast, or to tell us what you think.

    Thank you to Stephanie Trivison for providing our music!

     

    Photo from Trish’s time as an SNL intern. She’s pictured at bottom left. (You may recognize a few other faces, too!)

      Links:

    Creating Saturday Night Live: The Photo Department, with Mary Ellen Matthews

    The stories behind those iconic ‘SNL’ photos (CNN article)

    Live From New York book


    Favorite Sketches:

    Debbie Downer: Disney World (with Lindsay Lohan) - Trish was there for the taping of this shoot and assisted on the photography sessions for the title cards

    Totinos with Kristen Stewart

    Back Home Ballers

    (Do It On My) Twin Bed

    Weekend Update: Angel (Every Boxer’s Girlfriend From Every Movie About Boxing Ever) - Heidi Gardner

    Weekend Update: Dawn Lazarus - Vanessa Bayer

    Close Encounter - Alien abduction sketch with Kate McKinnon, Cecily Strong, and Ryan Gosling


    She Shoutout:

    Jenna Fournier of Niights | Jenna’s Instagram


    Correction:

    In the podcast, we mentioned that Tiffany Haddish was the first Black woman to host SNL—this is incorrect, although she was the first Black female comedian to host. Even though we were wrong about her being the first Black woman ever, she is only the 12th, so this is still a major weak point in the show’s growth and evolution. You can read more about the other 11 Black women to host here.


    If you enjoyed this podcast, please rate, review, and subscribe on iTunes! Click here to open iTunes


    Photo by Tobias Zils on Unsplash

    41 min

About The She League Podcast

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The She League Podcast is a show for feminists who pursue their creative interests, and find community in celebrating the work of others. Hosted by Megan Kuhar and Hilary Bovay, the podcast is a…