WyldHer

What happens when you stop talking about the adventure and actually go?
This week on WyldHer, we sit down with our friend Robinson as he prepares to hit the road on his motorcycle—with his dog by his side—and travel through South America.
We talk about what inspired him to take the leap, the preparation behind a trip like this, the fears that come with it, and what it means to choose adventure over comfort. It’s a conversation about freedom, courage, uncertainty, and having the guts to find out what’s waiting beyond the familiar.
Two wheels. Four paws. One hell of an adventure.

In this episode of WyldHer, we sit down with Lezlee to talk about the journey from entrepreneur to founder of Rice Street Collective, a collaborative space bringing together estheticians, piercers, and wellness professionals under one roof.

We dive into what it takes to build a business rooted in authenticity, why community always wins over competition, and the role philanthropy has played in shaping both her career and her purpose. Along the way, Lezlee shares lessons on leadership, resilience, taking risks, and creating spaces where people feel seen, supported, and empowered.

Whether you’re dreaming of starting your own business or simply looking for a reminder that success means more than numbers, this conversation is full of heart.

This week, we sat down with Rachel Sipe, owner of Eagle Valley Livestock, to talk about what responsible ranching actually looks like. From rotational grazing and environmental stewardship to raising livestock, Rachel shares what goes into producing food while caring for the land that supports it.

We also dive into some of the biggest misconceptions surrounding agriculture, why transparency matters, and how buying local creates a stronger connection between producers and the people they’re feeding.

Whether you grew up on a ranch or have never stepped foot on one, this conversation offers a thoughtful look at the people and practices behind your food.

This week on WyldHer, Kate and Dee sit down with Cora, the artist and creator behind Farmears Market Earrings.

What started as a creative outlet has grown into a business built by hand, one pair of earrings at a time. We talk about how she got started, the realities of running a small business, balancing creativity with entrepreneurship, and what it looks like to keep showing up for something you love.

Whether you’re an artist, a business owner, or someone dreaming of starting something of your own, this conversation is a reminder that every brand begins with a single step.

This week, we sit down with Natasha, founder of Sun & Dust Market, to talk about what it really takes to build something from the ground up. What started as an idea to bring together local makers, artists, and small businesses has grown into one of Northern Nevada’s favorite community markets.

We talk about entrepreneurship, taking risks, creating meaningful connections, supporting local businesses, and the realities of building a brand while balancing everyday life. Natasha shares the highs, the challenges, and the lessons she’s learned along the way, along with her vision for the future of Sun & Dust.

Whether you’re a small business owner, creative, dreamer, or someone looking for a little inspiration to take the leap on your next big idea, this episode is for you.

no real plan, just life updates, last weekend stories, and the usual chaos with the crew

consider this your invite into the group chat

This week, we’re breaking down our personal “ick lists” — the tiny, irrational, and wildly specific things that immediately change the vibe. From harmless quirks to questionable behavior, nothing is safe.

Some of these are valid. Some are petty. Some might say more about us than them.

Either way… once you hear it, you can’t un-hear it.

Tune in for laughs, side-eyes, and a running list of things that absolutely did not need to give us the ick… but did.

Episode 5 is a conversation with our friend Britto (Jordan Bowler, LMSW, CSW-I) — a clinical social worker and therapist whose path to where she is now has been anything but linear.

At one point she says, “I’m somebody’s therapist,” and it kind of sets the tone for everything because getting there didn’t come from a straight path.

We talk about the different lives she’s lived, the pivots, the hard lessons, and how it all shaped the way she shows up today, both in her work and in her relationships.

From patterns and self-awareness to what authenticity actually looks like in real life, this one is honest, insightful, and a little too relatable at times.

This week on WyldHer, we’re sitting down with our friend and insanely talented tattoo artist, Sarah…one of Northern Nevada’s most sought-after tattoo artists.

We get into how she built her career, what it’s really like behind the chair, wild client stories, meaningful tattoos, and the conversations that only happen when you’re getting inked.

From life talks to concert nights and everything in between, this one’s personal, unfiltered, and exactly why we trust her with our skin.

This week we sit down with JC aka DJ Montague — our audio engineer, resident DJ at Tahoe AleworX Stateline, and unofficial- official “WyldHer” wrangler.

We get into bar life, nightlife culture, and the real stories that come from behind the DJ booth — from late nights and wild moments to how he built his path into music, podcasting, and the industry.

If you’ve ever wondered what really goes on in bars, clubs, and behind the scenes… this one’s for you.