Celebrity makeup artist Hailey Hoff is on this week's episode of Unraveled to reveal what it's like to be a makeup artist to the stars. For the first time ever, she shares how she fell in love with makeup, the path she took to get where she is now, how she manages different personalities while still producing glamorous looks, her thoughts on beauty trends over the years, and much more! Hailey's Instagram: @makeupbyhaileyhoff

Pro organizer Maia stopped by the podcast this week to share her wisdom on what does it take to maintain an organized space. She talks tips to getting organized, what her process is like when she works with clients to organize their space, why she started her business, her thoughts on how a mindfully aligned space helps everybody, and so much more!Check out Maia's information below to learn more about her business.Maia's Instagram: @maiorganizationMaia's Website: https://maiorganization.com

Ever wondered what it's like to actually be sick with coronavirus? Are you skeptical about how severe the illness can be? Do you think you can't get COVID because you're a young person?Behold, Sophie Katon. Sophie is a graphic designer based in Colorado who battled coronavirus herself. She reveals what it's like to actually be sick with the illness, and it is still affecting her body to this day, her opinion on those who do not believe COVID is "that bad", and the lessons she's learned from this experience.

Makenzie Ellis sits down with Julia on this week's episode to talk all things related to women's sports at the collegiate and professional level.Makenzie shares her personal outlook on the state of gender equity in sports, what changes she thinks need to happen, how being on the receiving end of differing treatment as a collegiate athlete has affected her, and much more. The topic of this episode was inspired by University of Oregon WBB's Sedona Prince's Tiktok documenting the disparity between facilities at the NCAA tournament in terms of what the male athletes received vs. the female athletes.Sedona's Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sedonerrr/video/6941180880127888646?lang=en&is

Scarlett Hopper is on this week's podcast to reveal what her life and creative process is like as a published author, She admits her true feelings about readers' reviews, whether or not writers' block is actually real, how she goes about choosing and creating the stories she tells, and plenty more. Check out the links below for more information on Scarlett and her books. https://www.scarletthopper.comInstagram: @authorscarletthopper

Erin Kelly sits down with Julia on this week's episode and gets real about her skincare journey with adult acne. A stressful 2020 led Erin to start taking Accutane to remedy her skin... and in the process, she decided to document her progress through taking videos. Her spur of the moment decision to post a video to Tiktok led to a following that Erin never expected in her entire life. Erin and Julia talk skincare, self-esteem, how your skin is actually a reflection of self-love, and the pros and cons of social media. Erin's Tiktok: @ernieberniegerni

A former Division 1 athlete and current creative, Taylor Joachim is on this week's episode of Unraveled to tell her story. She reflects on how she's been since suffering a near life-ending injury, what her thoughts are on resiliency and self-compassion, and how the injury led her to hone one of her other lifelong passions, creating macrame.Taylor's etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/wildheartfibersTaylor's Instagram: @wildheartfibers

TW: this episode contains mention of profanity and violence Julia opens up today and shares her experience as an Asian American woman during this pandemic as well as her thoughts on the rise of anti Asian violence in this country, as well as where do we go from here. Resources to support the AAPI community: https://anti-asianviolenceresources.carrd.co/?fbclid=IwAR3qTeyzZ_4ayq9BNcyiK4lhenezf0kaZZInOH6uRXocxJpxASpoegPRt-4

Preschool teacher Allie S. sits down with Julia and reveals everything people have been wanting to know about toddlers and online learning during the pandemic. In this episode, Allie talks about how Generation Alpha's childhood has been impacted by COVID-19, online education, and how teachers remain undervalued yet irreplaceable cornerstones of our society.

Boutique business owner Daisy G. lays it all out on the table with Julia on the podcast’s first episode. A change in heart and a pivot later, she discusses how taking the unconventional route that she never imagined doing has led her to more fulfillment than ever before. Follow Daisy on Instagram @blushfeatherboutique where female empowerment and fashion all come together in one!