On this episode of What's Bugging Us, I am joined Sian McKeever, an online business owner who has gained 40k+ followers on Instagram over the past two months due to her viral Reels. Sian takes us through the experience of going viral and gaining so many new Instagram followers so quickly -- both how she did it and how it has changed her relationship to the app! Ever wondered what it's like to get thousands of DM's for every Story you post? This is the episode for you!

@siannaay
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On this episode of What's Bugging Us, I am joined by mindfulness coach Ashley Shubert, who also happens to be a personal mentor to me. Ashley and I chat about why all the work we do on ourselves seems to fly out the window when we spend time with family, and how we can learn to accept the ones we love without trying to change them. This episode scratches the surface on dealing with tricky family dynamics and reminds us why blood is thicker than water!

https://www.ashleyshubert.com/

On this episode of What's Bugging Us, I am joined by Oobah Butler, a filmmaker and LA Times bestselling author, who famously took an imaginary restaurant to the top of the TripAdvisor ratings system. We sit down to talk about another viral video, where Oobah sent an actor on behalf of Stephen Fasteau, to play Stephen at his high school reunion. This episode is a good mix of us getting existential and goofing off - and someone is furiously typing in the second half, but we're not pointing fingers...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHRM_QNvp9E&t=570s

On this special 10th-episode edition of What's Bugging Us, I am joined by an adorable surprise guest named Zacky! He's here to give us expert advice and his to-the-point opinions on everything from friendships, to relationships, to overcoming a fear of failure. This kid will get you thinking and keep you smiling!

On this episode of What's Bugging Us, I am joined by Chelsea Stokes, the incredible career coach who convinced me to go into podcasting! Chelsea draws parallels between dating and job-hunting for a fun and informative episode. Our conversation touches upon self-worth, salary negotiations, and accepting the love (and careers!) that we think we deserve.

https://www.chelseastokes.com/

On this episode of What's Bugging Us, I am joined by Jordan Rondel, AKA "The Caker," a self-taught baker from New Zealand, who is out to change the way you think about boxed cake mixes. This is a light, fun episode with lots of laughter and lots of cake. Enjoy!

https://www.thecakerusa.com/
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On this episode of What's Bugging Us, I am joined by Simon Moya-Smith, the writer and journalist who compiled Vice's popular list of, "100 Ways to Support Native People." Simon walks me through some of the unwittingly racist language we use on a regular basis and the issues surrounding those problematic sports teams...

https://www.vice.com/en/article/pa5a3m/how-to-be-an-ally-to-native-americans-indigenous-people
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On this episode of What's Bugging Us, I am joined by Aubree Henderson, a self-worth coach and the host of the Ask Aubree podcast. Aubree gives me expert advice regarding my struggles with "people-pleasing," as well as a radical definition of boundaries and much more. I recommend listening to this one more than once--you'll pick up new nuggets of wisdom with each and every listen!

https://www.aubreehenderson.com/
https://www.aclu.org/

On this episode of What's Bugging Us, I am joined by Zoe Elyse, a 5'2 fashion model who is challenging societal norms in more ways than one. Our conversation touches upon the pressures of social media, the pitfalls of online shopping, and learning to go with the flow.