The Recap Jennifer welcomes to the podcast film producer and author, Emily Ziff Griffin. Emily co-founded Cooper’s Town Productions with Philip Seymour Hoffman, a production company she ran for ten years in her early career. While there, she produced the Academy Award-winning film, Capote, along with Hoffman’s directorial debut Jack Goes Boating, and John Slattery’s film God’s Pocket. She is “Leave it all on the Field with Emily Ziff Griffin – Episode 49”
The Recap Jennifer welcomes author, consultant, and professor of strategy, Helen Rothberg, Ph.D. Helen bartended in New York City throughout her academic career and gained invaluable experience that she was able to transfer to a career in business consulting. She has consulted with Fortune 500 companies, small technology start-ups, and nonprofit organizations. Dr. Rothberg is a professor of strategy at “Finding Magnificence with Helen Rothberg – Episode 48”
The Recap Jennifer welcomes healer, birth coach, and ceremonialist, Haize Hawke Rosen. Rev. Haize Hawke is a proud mother of three and Mama Haize to her own community. She is a world traveler, educator, and mentor to those looking to be strong, loving, grounded and powerful beings. Haize leads a heart led life through meditation, dance, prayer, and emotional, fulfilling “Fierce Love with Haize Hawke Rosen – Episode 47”
The Recap Jennifer welcomes comedian, television writer, and mother, Andrea Abbate. Andrea started out as a stand-up with a dangerous sense of humor. In fact, one review of her comedy stated, “Her jokes are like sugar coated bullets. She turns difficult experiences into piercing, original comedy.” She has performed on numerous television shows as a comedian and has sold dozens “Fourth Time’s A Charm with Andrea Abbate – Episode 45”
The Recap Jennifer welcomes to the podcast author, yoga teacher and inspirational human, Jen Pastiloff. Jen’s forthcoming memoir, On Being Human: A Memoir of Waking Up, Living Real and Listening Hard, chronicles her incredible journey in a way no other medium could. In addition to being an accomplished author, Jen runs a unique workshop, a hybrid of yoga-related movement, writing, “Stop Should-ing On Yourself with Jen Pastiloff – Episode 44”
The Recap Jennifer welcomes to the podcast architect, entrepreneur and ice cream connoisseur, Natasha Case. Natasha founded Coolhaus in 2009 with business partner and now wife, Freya Estreller. They launched their unique ice cream sandwich company from a barely drive-able postal van at the Coachella Music Festival and established a fiercely loyal following practically overnight. After going viral, Coolhaus built “Cool Case: Queen of Ice Cream Disrupts the Patriarchy with Natasha Case – Episode 42”
The Recap Jennifer welcomes to the podcast costume designer, fashion guru, and proud mother of three, Allyson Fanger. Originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota, Allyson became obsessed with fashion and design at a young age. By age six, she was creating alternative creative outfits for her Barbie dolls out of any fabric scraps she scavenged from her mother’s sewing table. After getting “Red Suits and Badass Bosses with Allyson Fanger – Episode 40”
The Recap Jennifer welcomes to the podcast model and actor Cobie Smulders. Cobie is perhaps most known for her portrayal of Robin Scherbatsky on the hit show How I Met Your Mother. Additionally, she has worked on numerous Marvel Cinematic Universe films, including The Avengers, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Age of Ultron, and Spider-Man: Far From Home, among “This Is Normal with Cobie Smulders – Episode 39”
The Recap Jennifer welcomes actor, writer, and mother, Kathleen Robertson. Kathleen is best known for her roles in Maniac Mansion, Beverly Hills, 90210, Boss, and Murder in the First. However, Kathleen is involved in so much more within the entertainment industry. She is an active movie and television show writer/producer, working on multiple projects. She actively seeks out opportunities to “The Kids Are Alright with Kathleen Robertson – Episode 36”
There are so many aspects to our feminine well-being: physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, creative, erotic, etc. Talking with Nimisha Gandhi reminded me of all the many layers of the feminine body and how easy it is to let go of most of them in order to “take care of things.” Things: other people, children, partners/spouse, work, clients, house and household chores and “Remember Your Feminine Body”
