Weekly Woman

Emma Berley, Brooklyn based makeup artist for film and tv joins us to give us some makeup tricks and talk about periods and PMS.  And she's created a video for us available on our YouTube page on how to do our makeup with a mask on!

Lauren Lantry is our Weekly Woman on the Podcast this week working to combat climate change as a senior communications strategist. She is super competitive, loves pugs, maybe a bit too much, and has a great fondness for very ugly animals.  To learn more about Lauren and the podcast visit Jubilance.com/blog

Erin Azar is a YouTube, Tiktok and Instagram star, joins us this week to discuss Mrs. Space Cadet,  training for a marathon, and why she calls herself an imperfect mess.  Learn more at Jubilance.com/blog

Adeline Joshua was born and raised in Brooklyn before she moved to DC to attend Georgetown University.  While there, she started working at the State Department and was offered a position right after graduating!  She’s worked there non stop, with brief stints at the World Bank and is now at US Aid on the Pakistan Desk.

She recently received her Masters in International Development Studies heading to Ghana for her thesis from George Washington University.  We’ll be talking to Addie about working in the government, being a girl boss, and gender!

Check out her entire interview at www.Jubilance.com/blog

All women bleed but some of them can't afford period products. I'm here with Nayanka Paul and Zoe Vella, the Bloody Bitches, about their blog and their lives, and fighting against period poverty. Bloody Bitches advocates for period poverty, sex education sustainability, and health. They have amazing workshops that you can be a part of.

Nayanka recently graduated from Temple University studying Account Management Advertising and started to venture has already Bloody Bitches. She also volunteers in her community with two mentoring programs in her city of Philadelphia.

Zoe is from Malta and has lived in the US for the past 17 years. In addition to Bloody Bitches, she also writes a blog, Earth and Self, about being environmentally conscious.

Jacqueline Giraldo a Colombian model in New York City, and we're talking to her about her life, living in Brooklyn, quarantine by herself, and life as an Ex Playboy Bunny!  See more on the interview at www.jubilance.com/blog

On this episode of Weekly Woman, Kellie Haddock is a singer, songwriter, wife, and mom. A former widow, Kellie has lived through tragedy and found hope and joy on the other side. Her music draws from real-life stories of beauty, heartache, hope, and the celebration of life. Kellie has performed all over the world to audiences of over 10,000 and was part of a short film, The Thank-You Project, that told her story and was featured on Cosmopolitan, The Today Show, and The Huffington Post.  

Check out her website to learn more at https://www.kelliehaddock.com/

Bridget Oei is a former Miss Connecticut who was the first runner up to be Miss America. And this amazing woman does it all. She's currently in medical school at UConn. And she used her platform Women in STEM to help get young people interested in the sciences.

Christine Jamieson, Miss Canada 2019 & Miss British Columbia 2019 and 2018 is the CEO and founder behind PUSH25 Creative Solutions, a full-service marketing company serving British Columbia and beyond.  She is a strong advocate for mental health and epilepsy, working to create programs, raise funds for research, make policy changes and educate the public.

Leah Best talks volleyball, playing in college and professionally overseas, and her life after volley and coming back to it!