Unlike Me

Lexi Wood has been modeling for nearly 17 years, but you probably know her from the headlines. In this episode, we unpack the back-and-forth drama with Jesse, her raw take on a traumatic life moment, and why she thinks people constantly underestimate her intelligence. Lexi gets real about the pressure of being misunderstood, the blurred lines of public relationships, and whether she’s coming back to Summer House this season. Spoiler: she doesn't hold back.

In this episode, I break down the cash vs. equity decision through the lens of the creator economy—and how the same principles apply to anyone building leverage today. Whether you’re a founder, operator, or creator, if you have a chance to own a piece of what you help build, understanding this tradeoff is critical.

When Miranda McKeon was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer at 19, everything changed. In this episode, she talks candidly about navigating illness at a young age — from identity shifts and losing her hair to dating while undergoing treatment. Miranda also opens up about launching her business, Fill Your Tank, and how entrepreneurship became part of her healing process. Known for her role in Anne with an E, she’s since used her platform to speak openly about vulnerability, growing up in public, and finding agency through uncertainty.

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In this solo episode, I dive into the evolving intersection of the creator economy and venture capital—two worlds that are more connected than ever but still largely untapped. Over the past year, I became a venture partner at Bulletpitch+, giving me firsthand insight into how deals are being made and why I believe creators need a seat at the table.

I’m uniquely positioned to break this down because I’ve been on both sides. I’ve been contracted as a content creator, understanding the power of distribution and brand building firsthand, and I’ve also raised capital as an investor, seeing how decisions get made behind the scenes. Too many creators are missing out on real opportunities, and I explain how they can shift from just promoting brands to owning pieces of them. I also break down why VCs and startups need to rethink how they leverage creators and where the biggest opportunities lie in this evolving landscape.

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In this episode, we dive into the high-stakes world of entrepreneurship with David Protein Bar founders Peter Rahal and Zach Ranen. After Peter's groundbreaking success in building and selling RXBar for $600 million, he joins forces with Zach—an innovator with a knack for low-carb delights—to redefine the protein bar market. We explore their journeys from startup struggles to multi-million-dollar successes and uncover how they're planning to disrupt an industry ripe for innovation. Join us as we discuss the challenges, strategies, and visionary thinking behind crafting a bar that delivers 28 grams of protein in just 150 calories with zero sugar. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a nutrition enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of healthy snacking, this conversation is packed with insights on scaling businesses, seizing market opportunities, and turning bold ideas into industry dominance.