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Hosted by Veronica Bocian · society · EN-US · 40 episodes
Vee the People is where local stories meet big energy. Hosted by Vee, this podcast dives into the lives of humans across the Lehigh Valley and beyond—talking identity, ambition, love, work, dreams, and everything in between. Add in pop culture takes, plenty of laughs, and honest conversation, and you’ve got a show that feels like your favorite group chat—except everyone gets their moment.
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Signup to Generate a PitchVee the People is a society podcast hosted by Veronica Bocian, with 40 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
Veronica Bocian hosts Vee the People, a society show with 40 episodes published.
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V is back for a solo catch-up on everything currently occupying her brain: The Vow, Taylor Swift, Calamity Club, and Dancing with the Stars. She also gets into the very real mystery of why she’s so damn tired all the time despite not having kids. It’s pop culture, random observations, questionable amounts of exhaustion, and the kind of tangents you’d have catching up with a friend. Basically, a little bit of everything—and no real agenda.
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V sits down with Krystal Simmons, a photographer who knows her way around a camera, a nightclub, and a celebrity or two. They talk breaking into club and celebrity photography, the stories behind the shots, navigating the personalities on the other side of the lens, and what really happens when your job puts you in the room where everyone wants to be.
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What happens when you put Beth from Hausbar in front of a microphone? You get a conversation that refuses to stay in one lane — which is exactly the point. This week on Vee the People, V sits down with Beth, the wonderfully peculiar human behind Hausbar, for an episode filled with unexpected tangents, big personality, honest conversation, and the kind of stories you probably couldn’t make up if you tried. They talk about building something that feels distinctly your own, embracing the weird, navigating life with a healthy sense of humor, and why sometimes the most interesting people — and places — are the ones that don’t fit neatly into a box. It’s quirky. It’s candid. It gets a little weird.
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V is back for another solo episode, getting into all the things: what it’s like to feel needed by everyone, the postpartum realities women experience that we still don’t talk about nearly enough, seeing Taylor Swift back on our screens, and what Dolly Parton really cared about when it mattered most. It’s personal, pop culture-y, a little chaotic, and exactly the kind of conversation you’d expect from a V solo episode.
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Veronica welcomes Abby to Vee the People for an honest conversation about the realities of womanhood—from pregnancy and motherhood to GLP-1s and the evolving relationship women have with their bodies. They also explore the importance of female friendship and having women in your corner through every season of life.
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