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Anthony Bonnazo is a comedian, a trainer, and all around magical human. Erin and Anthony talk about Chicago's "scene," being self-motivated, relating to oneself as successful and a whole lot more!
Amber Autry is a comedian, entertainer, and all-around good human being. In this week's episode, Amber and Erin talk about healing, growth, zoom comedy shows, going all in on your dreams and so much more! Have a listen, and go follow Amber on instagram @amberautrycomedy, or book her for your corporate gigs!
In this episode, Erin turns the tables and is interviewed by her producer (and founder of Cedar Cathedral Narrative studios), Steve Hendershot. They talk about the moment Erin realized she needed to stop being an attorney, comedy, how podcasting is different than being on stage, and Erin's goal for this podcast and herself.
If you'd like to learn more about Steve and his work, or work Erin as a coach they'd be happy to hear from you!
Rachael and Erin went to law school together, but hadn't talked since then. This episode covers career choices, adventures, JAG, becoming an entrepreneur, and honoring cultures. Thoughtful and thought provoking. Erin learned a lot, and you will too!
In this episode, Rob and Erin talk about the importance of supporting your local community, gardening, and being willing to take the extra step for the people you care about.
For as long as he can remember, Rob would do what he wanted and what made him happy and excited about getting up every day. Rob has been a serial entrepreneur from his time in middle school, where he would deliver newspapers before and after school. From being a machinist, Army Sgt, Sales & Marketing, Podcast host, and a passion for flipping houses, Rob genuinely believe life is a journey so we better enjoy every chapter. Check out his work at LocalFirstPodcast.com
In this episode, Lori and Erin talk about love, business, relationships, twin flames, letting go, dating, and Lori even turns the tables on Erin a little as well. Lori left her previously successful businesses to pursue her calling as a Matchmaker and relationship coach and this was a really fun conversation.
Learn more about Lori at her website: https://www.smartfunnysingle.com
As always, if you'd like to learn more about working with Erin go to http://erinconlon.com
Sharup Karim is a nationally performing South Asian American standup comedian based in Chicago as well as a headline & features contributor for The Onion. In this episode, Erin and Sharup talk about why comedy matters, what success will look like for him, the grind, and so much more! Sharup is hilarious, thoughtful, and incredibly kind, and you'll love listening to him so much you'll want to see him tell jokes at his next gig. Follow @Sharuuup on Instagram for info on his upcoming shows.
In 2019 Sharup was a featured performer at the NBC Break Out Festival. He has also performed at The House of Blues Chicago, The Laugh Factory, Zanies, The Comedy Bar, and has been featured at LaughFest Grand Rapids, the Milwaukee Comedy Festival, the Flyover Comedy Festival in St. Louis, Floodwater Comedy Festival In Iowa City, and the world-renowned Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Website: www.sharupk.com
Instagram/Twitter: @sharuuup
In this week's episode, Ed Rice talks about getting his dream job, caring for his family, making discoveries, the importance of food access and how race plays into just about everything. Ed is one of Erin's first coaching clients, and we also talk about how much he's accomplished in the three years since they first worked together.
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