I’ve just been sick in bed for 8 days. Literally in bed. Only out to go to the bathroom and maybe get a drink of water. Completely laid out. When I get sick like this, and it’s about once a year, I always blame myself. And well-meaning friends always ask, “How did you get it?” or “Where do you think “Why I won’t blame myself anymore”
The Recap Jennifer welcomes television producer, comedian, speaker and ACS Sexologist, Wendy Miller. After spending years as a television producer at NBC, Wendy accepted the role as Head of Programming for Playboy TV. It was that career choice that changed her life dramatically. There, she learned incredible lessons about sex, judgment, and acceptance. She also has enough ridiculous stories that “Let’s Get Dirty, Ladies! with Wendy Miller – Episode 43”
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 Rachel Rodgers is a woman of color, a mother of four, and a seven-figure business owner – in that order. After beginning her career as a lawyer for non-profits, federal judges, and Hilary Clinton, she realized that changing the world is easier when you have some cash in your bank account. Through hard work and dedication, Rachel built “Rebellious by Nature with Rachel Rodgers – Episode 41”
What does “Unlocked” mean? It means a thousand things: opening, discovering, uncovering, revealing, releasing, unfolding, unwinding, unpacking… on and on and nuanced AF. In my creative coaching work, for me, “Unlocked” means assisting writers and storytellers in letting go of the false beliefs that: a) they don’t know how to tell the story they want to tell and … b) “Unlocked: My Free Online Writing Workshop!”
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”
Sitting in the costume design office of three-time Emmy Nominated Allyson Fanger was an honor. A woman who knows what she wants and isn’t afraid to go after it, Allyson doesn’t shy away from anything. She is fiercely adventurous, just ask her 3 kids how they traversed Europe week by week with her while her husband was shooting a film “Less Digital, More Tactile, Please!”
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”
Do we need to unionize Sex Ed in our kids’ schools? How can we set a fair standard for talk about our bodies, our ovaries, uteruses and vaginas? Our Clitoris? Do we need to unionize as a sex? I’m not suggesting that, per se, but after talking with this week’s guest, Cobie Smulders, about how difficult it still is for “Unionize the Uterus!”
The Recap Jennifer welcomes television producer, writer, and actor, Aseem Batra. Aseem is best known for her work as a writer on The Cleveland Show, Scrubs, and as the creator of the NBC show, I Feel Bad. A small-town Georgia girl, her transition to a force in the world of television writing has been nothing short of inspiring. In this “I Feel Rad with Aseem Batra – Episode 38”
