Stacy Phillips invites her close friends to join her as co-host – quite literally – in her closet to chat about some of her passions, such as life, fashion, pop culture, relationships, and more. The show touches on divorce, but the focus is on much more relevant lifestyle topics, including the important updates and life events of Stacy’s special guests.Stacy Phillips is a nationally recognized family law practitioner, handling primarily high-net-worth and high-profile – many would say “celebrity” – divorce cases. She has guided clients through critical transitions in their lives for nearly 40 years, with experience in every facet of family law. Stacy is known for her skilled persuasion, adept negotiation, aggressive advocacy, and compassion in representing her clients, whether in litigation, mediation, or Collaborative Divorce. She is a Certified Family Law Specialist by the State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization.
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The Woman Behind Serial: Rabia Chaudry on Freeing Adnan Syed, Fixing a Broken System, and Finally Fixing Herself
Apr 14, 202637 minS2
In this episode of Stacy Phillips & Friends , Stacy sits down with co-host Deborah Martin and the remarkable Rabia Chaudry. Rabia is an attorney, activist, bestselling author, and the woman whose relentless belief in one man's innocence sparked a cultural phenomenon called Serial . What starts as a conversation about one of the most famous wrongful conviction cases in American history quickly becomes something much more personal: a candid, warm, and surprisingly funny exploration of justice, identity, faith, and what it means to fight for other people for decades while finally learning to fight for yourself. Rabia knew Adnan Syed since he was twelve years old. When he was convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend Hamin Lee in 2000, she couldn't walk away. And she didn't for 24 years. She sat through both trials. She built a podcast. She helped exonerate 18 people. She took on federal law enforcement, immigration cases, and the Muslim ban. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, she also lost 100 pounds, wrote a hilarious memoir called Fatty Fatty Boom Boom , and became one of the most quietly extraordinary women you'll ever hear from. This episode is also a love letter to women who do too much for everyone else and are only now learning to do something for themselves. It's smart, stirring, and a little bit hilarious. ✨ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS How Rabia went from wanting to be a corporate lawyer to becoming the woman who helped free Adnan Syed — and why she says she never had a choice The Serial effect: what it was like to watch a podcast turn into a global phenomenon — and a Saturday Night Live sketch 18 exonerations in 7 years — and the pattern Rabia sees in nearly every wrongful conviction case Post-9/11 civil rights work, the Muslim ban, and why immigration and criminal justice are more connected than people think The Muslim-Jewish alliance work that got her ostracized from her own community — and why she'd do it again Fatty Fatty Boom Boom : losing 100 pounds, ditching dieting forever, and the strength training revelation that changed everything Why women over 40 are set up to fail when it comes to weight — and what actually works What's next for Rabia 🔗 FOLLOW Stacy Phillips Website: stacydphillipsesq.com/my-podcasts Instagram: @stacydphillipsesq Deborah Martin Instagram: @deborahmartin (with an H) Rabia Chaudry Website: rabiachaudry.com Instagram: @rabiasquared2 Facebook: Rabia Chaudry
The Woman Behind Serial: Rabia Chaudry on Freeing Adnan Syed, Fixing a Broken System, and Finally Fixing Herself
Apr 14, 202637 minS2
<p>In this episode of Stacy Phillips & Friends, Stacy sits down with co-host Deborah Martin and the remarkable Rabia Chaudry. Rabia is an attorney, activist, bestselling author, and the woman whose relentless belief in one man's innocence sparked a cultural phenomenon called Serial. What starts as a conversation about one of the most famous wrongful conviction cases in American history quickly becomes something much more personal: a candid, warm, and surprisingly funny exploration of justice, identity, faith, and what it means to fight for other people for decades while finally learning to fight for yourself.</p><p>Rabia knew Adnan...
The Real Clarice Starling: Jana Monroe on Serial Killers, Stilettos, and Shattering the FBI's Glass Ceiling
Apr 7, 202631 minS2
<p>In this episode of Stacy Phillips & Friends, Stacy sits down with co-host Linda Victor to welcome Jana Monroe, a former FBI Special Agent, one of the first female criminal profilers in the Bureau's Behavioral Analysis Unit (yes, the one behind Criminal Minds), bestselling author, and the woman who inspired Jodie Foster's portrayal of Clarice Starling in The Silence of the Lambs.</p><p>But here's what you won't find on Jana's official bio: she caught a bank robber by kicking off her heels and chasing him down an alley. She got called into her boss's office over polka dot...
The Jeweler Who Closed Her Store to Find Her Joy: Anne Sisteron on Sobriety, Scaling Back, and Going Viral Over a Quiche
Mar 31, 202635 minS2
<p>In this episode of Stacy Phillips & Friends, Stacy sits down with co-host Abbe Feder — fertility advocate and host of Women's Wellness with Abbe Feder — to welcome Anne Sisteron, the GIA-trained gemologist, fine jewelry designer, and accidental Instagram sensation whose pieces have graced the pages of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Forbes, and Elle.</p><p>But this isn't just a jewelry story. Anne was born in Paris to Danish diplomat parents, discovered on a beach at 15, shot a worldwide Maybelline campaign, married a man she met in a Parisian nightclub at 17 (yes, same husband — yes, still going strong), and built a Beverl...
The Woman Who Out-Pinterested Pinterest: Kristine Locker on Building Something From Scratch
Mar 24, 202628 minS2
<p>The Woman Who Out-Pinterested Pinterest: Kristine Locker on Building Something From Scratch</p><p>In this episode of Stacy Phillips & Friends, Stacy sits down with co-host Katie Cazorla — comedian and entrepreneur — to welcome Forbes-recognized founder Kristine Locker, the woman behind the shopping platform everyone's about to be obsessed with: Locker.</p><p>It started the way the best ideas do — with a problem. Kristine was keeping a Google spreadsheet of products she wanted to buy and thought there has to be a better way!</p><p>What followed was a leap from commercial real estate broker to tech founder. Now sh...
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