Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 64 episodes
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Unknown Host hosts Eat My Words, a arts show with 64 episodes published.
In today's episode I get to sit down with the delightful Nesli Danisman, the co-founder and principal at Angora Group. We talk about what it means to start a brand from scratch, the importance of finding the right partne
On today's episode, I get to speak with the gorgeous and glorious Mariana Velasquez. She is a chef, she is a hostess, she is a master entertainer, she is a cookbook author and an all around beautiful human. We talk about
In today's episode, I got to speak with Christine Richmond, a Licensed Master Social Worker and Geriatric Care Manager about her journey from immigrant, single mother to founding two incredible businesses in the elder ca
In today's episode, I talk about my struggle to balance my output vs my input and how I am trying to find small ways to fill my cup. I talk about the juggle of motherhood and chasing our dreams and creating good work in
On today's episode, I talk with the fabulous Lulu Powers. We talk about faking it until you make it, working harder than anyone else and how to overcome imposter syndrome. We talk about her journey of learning to care fo
In today's episode, I talk with the writer Tracy Clark-Flory about her new book, "My Mother's Daughter" and her journey of investigating a deep family secret. We talk about motherhood, healing the wounds of our ancestors
In this week's episode, I speak with the fabulous Lulu Powers. She talks about her incredible strokes of luck and faking it until she made it. We talk about the pressures we put on ourselves as women to work harder than
Today we are revisiting my conversation with Kyle Andrew. Kyle Andrew joins us today to talk career evolution. Having held senior roles in marketing and branding at apparel giants like Athleta, Kate Spade and The Gap, Ky
I discovered my guest, Hannah Rosenberg's work about a year ago and it felt so close to my own feelings. She was able to capture how I was feeling about so many things- motherhood, female friendships, conversations over
In this week's episode, I catch up with an old friend from London, the incredible artist, Daisy de Villeneuve. She has collaborated with incredible brands like Moët & Chandon, Nike, Topshop, Zac Posen, Missoni, Kate Spad
On this week's episode, I speak with Brooke Savona who is the founder of Flora Vintage and Gather, two brands rooted in nostalgia, community, and a deep appreciation for beauty and creativity. She also has background in
Happy Birthday to us!!! We are celebrating our 1 year anniversary of Eat My Words with a girl dinner of cake and champagne. In today's episode, I reflect on the biggest lessons I have learned from our incredible guests o
My guest today is Shauna Sweeney, who wished for something like tendercare for the last eight years. Her personal journey of caring for her father, who has early-onset Alzheimer's, inspired her to help millions of family
My guest this week is a writer, editor, public speaker, and former cook. For nearly a decade, she worked as the lieutenant to the late author, TV host and producer Anthony Bourdain. She has written for the New York Times
Natalie Marie Gehrels is a strategist, artist-designer, and cultural purveyor whose work reimagines how retail, agriculture, and the ritual of shared experience at the table shape the spaces where people gather. She is t
Today, we're diving deep into a topic that affects all of us with Melissa Petro, a freelance cultural journalist who's been following the pulse of sexuality, trauma, motherhood and feminism for over two decades, and a le
This week we're bringing you part 2 of my conversation with Raquel Garcia and Natalia Meehan, with special guest Nina Meehan. We all take for granted our ability to communicate, so I hope this inspires you to dig deep an
It was an honor to have this conversation, and I am so excited to finally get to share it with you today. I'm joined by Raquel Garcia and Natalia Meehan for a meaningful, inspiring conversation. Raquel Garcia is a passio
My brain has been ignited by the work of my guests today! Blythe Harris and Mallory May are lifelong creativity advocates who have spent their careers helping others connect with their innate creativity. Blythe was co-fo
Christine Morrison is a renowned journalist and the creator of Writing in Black and White, a newsletter and online platform that explores fashion and beauty through the lens of aging. Every day, she challenges convention
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Eat My Words is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Arts (culture) and has published 64 episodes.
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