Swimwear is a brutal category. Which is why @melanietravis started her brand there… with no experience, no investors, and a hell of a lot of confidence.

Me: Wears the same sweatshirt 4 days in a row. Alex: Makes out with her husband every morning. We contain multitudes.

How do you keep the spark alive? According to Alex: → Brush your hair → Don’t fart in front of each other → Go away together once a year ….Noted.

Alex said something on the pod that I can’t stop thinking about: Romantic partners are not your best friend. If they were, you wouldn’t want to French kiss them!

@aschinasi It’s just us this week. No guest. Just friendship, laughter, and the occasional overshare. Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts!

Warning: This episode contains – unsolicited relationship advice – strong anti-farting opinions – and @aschinasi revealing her thoughts on french kissing

@Lizteich @Lizteich built her platform with no clear plan: just hustle, creativity, and the guts to do it differently. This one made me want to dress better and be nicer. Check out the full episode on YouTube, Spotify, Apple or wherever you get your podcasts!

@Lizteich → Career advice for creatives and freelancers → Real talk on parenting, grief, and building something from scratch → Also: a story about styling Mike Tyson that I’m still thinking about

I used to think ���sustainable fashion” meant expensive linen and buying less. Then @Lizteich sat down with us and reframed the whole thing in three words: Shop. Your. Closet. This episode is packed with: → Easy, non-intimidating style tips

Trying to build something from scratch? Tieghan didn’t just wing it. She built a trust flywheel: 1. Show up with your real voice 2. Give more than you ask for 3. Let people talk Word-of-mouth might feel slow… but it’s undefeated.

I’m sorry but HOW does Tieghan do all this… while also managing anxiety like it’s another job? This convo made me feel less alone in the Sunday dread spiral… and reminded me that high achievers are often carrying more than we see.

Started a food blog at 19. Now she has four cookbooks, her own candle line, and a cult following — all built alongside her mom. We’d say “get on her level,” but good luck.

@HBHarvest Creators, listen up: this is how you build something that matters. Catch the full episode on YouTube, Spotify, Apple, or wherever you get your podcasts!

@HBHarvest – And what it takes to build a business that actually lasts in 2025 No fluff. No brand voice coaching. No BS. Just one woman, her mom, and a community that shows up for everything she puts out.

Tieghan Gerard built a brand that millions love… and she did it without faking it for the internet. This week on Unfinished Business, we got into: – How she built @HBHarvest with her mom at 19 – Her long-term strategy for keeping community at the center

This conversation? It’ll hit if you’ve ever had to outgrow the old version of your life. Or your circle.

Cutting people out isn’t the hard part. Admitting they no longer fit? THAT is the part we avoid. Victoria Brito said it best without even trying: sometimes the only way to level up is to let go. And if you’re still overthinking it… you’re probably already late.

The fear of rejection. The early clarity. The way Pelé stepped up as the safe place her mom couldn’t be. Victoria’s story is proof that one person’s love can change everything. Catch the full conversation right here:

When Victoria Brito came out at 14, it wasn’t to her mom. It was to Pelé (her godfather) And he didn’t hesitate. He just said: “You’re gay. I know. I love you.” Then he warned her: “Don’t tell your mom. She won’t accept it.” This part of our conversation gutted me.

You’ll love hearing her talk about it. Check out the full episode here: