Episode Description

In this episode of Women in the Nude, Sasha sits down with Rebecca Corry—actress, comedian, and founder of the Stand Up for Pets Foundation—for a powerful and emotional conversation about animal welfare, advocacy, and the realities happening behind the scenes in Los Angeles.

Rebecca shares what led her to step away from a successful career in entertainment to dedicate her life to saving dogs, why she’s currently suing the city of LA, and the heartbreaking truth about abuse, neglect, and misinformation surrounding pit bull-type dogs.

This episode is raw, eye-opening, and a reminder of what it means to use your voice for those who don’t have one.

Key Takeaways

• Advocacy isn’t easy—it’s emotional, exhausting, and necessary
• Misinformation has real consequences, especially for animals
• The system meant to protect animals is deeply flawed
• Animal abuse is often connected to larger societal issues
• Everyone has the ability to make a difference, even in small ways

About Rebecca Corry

Rebecca Corry is an actress, writer, comedian, and the founder of the Stand Up for Pets Foundation. After a successful career in Hollywood, she shifted her focus to animal welfare, advocating for pit bull-type dogs and working to end breed discrimination and abuse across the country.

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Episode Description
In this episode of *Women in the Nude*, Sasha sits down with content creator Anna Connelly, whose viral videos turn complex, often overwhelming topics into conversations that are actually understandable—and even a little funny.

From breaking down politics in a way that feels human, to opening up about PMDD, ADHD, and the reality of navigating mental health as a woman, Anna shares how she transforms frustration into something meaningful.

This conversation dives into the pressure of staying informed without burning out, the impact of social media on our mental state, and what it really looks like to balance purpose, family, and self-care in today’s world.

 Key Takeaways
* You don’t have to consume everything to care about what’s happening
* Awareness alone can be life-changing—especially with ADHD and mental health
* Humor can be a powerful tool for understanding difficult topics
* Burnout doesn’t mean you’re failing—it means you need space
* It’s okay to step back, reset, and come back stronger


About Anna Connelly
Anna Connelly is a content creator known for breaking down complex social and political topics into relatable, digestible videos. By blending humor with facts, she creates content that informs, challenges perspectives, and helps people better understand the world around them.

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Step into an intimate, unfiltered evening as Women in the Nude goes live with actress and creative voice Sasha Pieterse. In this special live edition, Sasha takes the stage for a raw, audience-driven conversation where honesty leads and nothing meaningful is off the table.

Throughout the night, she answers real-time questions about confidence, identity, body image, relationships, personal growth, and navigating womanhood in the public eye. With vulnerability, humor, and insight, Sasha creates a space that feels less like a show—and more like a shared experience.

This live format brings spontaneity, authenticity, and powerful unscripted moments, allowing the audience to connect in a way that’s immediate and deeply personal.

In this solo episode of Women in the Nude, I open up about the raw realities of motherhood in an uncertain world. Drawing from my experiences raising my five-year-old son, Hendricks, I explore the overwhelming rush of love mixed with underlying fear—wanting to "freeze" his innocence while preparing him for a polarized future filled with headlines, politics, and digital influences.

We dive into profound questions like: How do we protect our children's innocence without making them naive? How can we raise strong boys who become empathetic men, understanding consent, emotional expression, and respect for women as equals? At its core, this episode is about breaking generational cycles, modeling compassion, and shaping values that empower the next generation to navigate complexity with strength and humanity.

In this episode of Women in the Nude, I sit down with Rachel Blank, CEO and founder of Allara, to talk about turning personal frustration into purpose. From navigating PCOS and hormone imbalance to building a virtual care platform for women, Rachel shares how her own diagnosis sparked a mission to change the system.

We get into the stigma around medication, the realities of fundraising as a female founder, and why empathy and data both matter in women’s health. At its core, this episode is about advocacy, ownership, and creating better options for women who are tired of not being heard.

This Valentine’s Day, Sasha Pieterse invites you to a special Women In The Nude “Lovestream” — an intimate, honest conversation about love in a heavy world.

When suffering lives in our phones and empathy feels overwhelming, how do we protect our mental health without looking away? How do we hold nuance, accountability, privilege, and compassion — all at once? This live discussion explores what it means to care deeply without going numb, and why intentional engagement matters.

Joining Sasha are bestselling author Adele Parks, entrepreneur Rachel Siebold, actress and advocate Francia Raisa, journalist Molly Shaheen, and digital creator Suzanne Lambert for a powerful, nuanced conversation on empathy, courage, and staying human.

And while you tune in, show yourself some love — shop the Sasha Serum at 24kskincare.com and use code WITNBOGO24k for a special Buy One, Get One offer.

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In this episode of Women in the Nude, I sit down with Madison Humphrey to talk about building a creative life in the entertainment industry. From collaborating on a film we both starred in to navigating the realities behind the scenes, we get into acting, ambition, and what the work really asks of you. At its core, this episode is about creative growth, staying grounded, and defining success on your own terms—without illusion, pressure, or pretending.

In this episode of Women in the Nude, Janae Sergio shares an unfiltered look at survival, resilience, and purpose.

Janae opens up about her journey through homelessness, her time serving in the military, and the long road of rebuilding her life on her own terms. She reflects on how those experiences shaped her advocacy for the unhoused community, sexual assault survivors, and responsible cannabis use, along with the personal struggles that came with finding her voice in spaces that were not built to protect her.

The conversation moves through trauma, self worth, and the complicated process of turning pain into action, while also honoring moments of growth, stability, and hard earned success.

At its core, this episode is about reclaiming agency, choosing yourself even when it is difficult, and using your story not as a label, but as a source of strength.

Today on Women in the Nude, I open up about the weight of what we see in the world and how hard it can feel to stay human through it. I talk about caring deeply while protecting peace, about privilege and empathy, and about finding a way to keep feeling without shutting down. This is not about having answers but about being honest, choosing compassion, and holding on to hope even when everything feels too heavy to carry.

From keto and low-carb to food sensitivity panels and gut health, Sasha and PCOS dietitian Sana break down why extreme diet culture can do more harm than good. This episode focuses on sustainable health, listening to your body, and finding what actually works—without shame, fear, or unrealistic timelines.