Best Lisa Talbot Podcasts (2025)

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033 - All Over the World With Small Ship Cruisers and Pod Hosts, Mikkel & Dan Woodruff. - Travel Stories 1:42:35

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Another FIRST on the pod this week - the first time I've had 2 guests at once! This week I am excited to have fellow podcast hosts Mikkel and Dan Woodruff with me. In our discussion they share their travel experiences, from witnessing a volcano eruption to exploring art in Europe. They discuss memorable moments on cruises, culinary adventures, and …

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Episode 227 – The Confidence Factor: How Your Wardrobe Shapes the Way You Lead 22:46

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The Confidence Factor: How Your Wardrobe Shapes the Way You Lead ✨ Confidence is contagious. What you wear has the power to shift not only how you feel, but how you lead. This episode shares how your wardrobe can become your secret weapon for confidence and career growth. About the Host Working with personal clients, Lisa is passionate to inspire &…

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032 - Pakistan, Thailand, India, & More With Leadership Coach & Author, Jem Fuller. - Travel Stories 1:39:24

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In this episode of the Where Have You Been podcast, I talk with Jem Fuller, a leadership coach and avid traveler. Jem shares his experiences growing up in a multicultural environment and how travel has shaped his perspective on life and leadership. He discusses the importance of cultural immersion, the connections made through travel, and the lesso…

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The Hidden Curriculum of Sex: What We Never Learn in School | Lisa Wade | Associate Professor of Sociology at Tulane University | Season 10 Episode 17 | #168 55:58

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In this episode, I speak with Lisa Wade, Associate Professor of Sociology at Tulane University, whose research examines gender, sexuality, and culture. She is best known for her groundbreaking book American Hookup: The New Culture of Sex on Campus, which explores how social norms, power, and inequality shape the way young people learn about intimac…

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The Beauty of Doing for Its Own Sake | Talbot Brewer | Professor of Philosophy at the University of Virginia | Season 10 Episode 16 | #167 1:06:07

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In this episode, I speak with Talbot Brewer, Professor of Philosophy at the University of Virginia, whose work bridges moral philosophy, political theory, and moral psychology. His writing challenges the way modern philosophy and education have reduced human life to a series of goals and transactions. At the center of his thought is a radical and r…

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The Pleasure of Aging: Sexuality, Gender, and Growth | Lisa Miller | Associate Professor of Sociology and Discipline Coordinator at Eckerd College | Season 10 Episode 15 | #166 1:01:05

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In this episode, I explore how sexuality evolves over time and what aging reveals about pleasure, gender, and identity. My guest, Dr. Lisa R. Miller, is an Associate Professor of Sociology and Discipline Coordinator at Eckerd College, whose research examines how women’s sexual well-being transforms across the life course. Her work highlights how ex…

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Episode 226 – Dressing for Visibility: Why What You Wear Gets You Noticed 22:56

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In this weeks podcast I wanted to talk about why 'Style is not vanity, it's visibility'. Being visible is not about standing out in the crowd, it's about how you show up, how you're noticed & what message you're sending without saying a word. I hope you enjoy it x About the Host Working with personal clients, Lisa is passionate to inspire & empower…

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The Science of Meaning: Purpose, Values, and the Human Drive to Matter | Roy Baumeister | Professor of Psychology at the University of Queensland | Season 10 Episode 14 | #165 53:53

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In this episode, I speak with Roy F. Baumeister, one of the world’s most influential psychologists, whose work has shaped how we understand self-control, motivation, and the search for meaning. Author of over 700 scientific publications and nearly 40 books, including The Cultural Animal and Meanings of Life, Roy has spent his career asking some of …

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The Philosophy of Freedom: What It Means to Be Free | Julie Walsh | Whitehead Associate Professor of Critical Thought and Associate Professor of Philosophy | Part 2 | Season 10 Episode 13 | #164 1:23:09

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In this second conversation with Julie Walsh, the Whitehead Associate Professor of Critical Thought and Director of the Suzy Newhouse Center for the Humanities at Wellesley College, we explore what it truly means to be free. Building on our earlier discussion about embodiment and ethics, Julie takes us through the philosophical history of freedom—f…

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The Embodied Mind: Rethinking Philosophy and Freedom | Julie Walsh | Whitehead Associate Professor of Critical Thought and Associate Professor of Philosophy | Part 1 | Season 10 Episode 12 | #163 1:04:25

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In this episode, I sit down with Julie Walsh, the Whitehead Associate Professor of Critical Thought and Director of the Suzy Newhouse Center for the Humanities at Wellesley College. Her work bridges early modern philosophy, feminist thought, and the ethics of digital technology. At the heart of her research lies a single question: what does it mean…

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031 - All Over the World!! With Team Alignment Navigator, John Taylor McEntire. 1:32:20

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In this incredible episode of the Where Have You Been? podcast, I speak with John Taylor McEntire, a team alignment navigator who emphasizes the importance of culture in leadership. John shares his experiences traveling to various countries and how these experiences shaped his understanding of people and leadership. He discusses his company, Mutual…

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Episode 225 - Chatting to Michelle De Klerk of The Women's Chapter 42:08

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In this episode I'm thrilled to be joined by Michelle De Klerk Michelle is the founder of The Women’s Chapter®,an invitation-only networking & event platform aimed at connecting & empowering high impact women professionals & entrepreneurs She works as a consultant, lecturer, and moderator, especially in luxury, marketing, communications, and busine…

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The Science of Meaning: How Brains Make Sense of Life | Paul Thagard | Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of Waterloo | Season 10 Episode 11 | #162 1:07:45

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In this episode, I sit down with Paul Thagard, philosopher, cognitive scientist, and Professor Emeritus at the University of Waterloo, whose career has bridged philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, and computer modeling. Paul has spent decades exploring how humans think, feel, and make sense of the world. From scientific reasoning and creativity to…

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The Meaning of Work: Why Purpose Matters More Than Pay | Brandon Smith | Professor at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School | Season 10 Episode 10 | #161 1:21:55

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In this episode, I speak with Brandon Smith, known as The Workplace Therapist, an executive coach, organizational expert, and professor at Emory University. His mission is to help people build workplaces that are both productive and human. Brandon’s work blends clinical insight, leadership research, and personal experience to help individuals and o…

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The Plastic Brain: How Experience Rewires Who We Are | Terry Robinson | Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Michigan | Season 10 Episode 9 | #160 58:18

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In this episode, I speak with Terry E. Robinson, one of the world’s leading neuroscientists on addiction and reward. A Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Michigan, Robinson’s work has transformed how we understand compulsion, motivation, and brain plasticity. His pioneering research on the Incentive Sensitization…

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Music, Math, and Mind: The Harmony Between Art and Science | David Sulzer | Professor of Psychiatry, Neurology, Pharmacology, and the Arts at Columbia University | Season 10 Episode 8 | #159 59:26

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030 - Italy, Japan, Asia, & More With The Queen of Online Safety, Jocelyn King. - Travel Stories 1:28:50

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It's National Cyber Security Month - what better guest to have than the Queen of Online Safety! This week I spoke with Jocelyn King who is just that! She shares her rich travel experiences across Europe and Asia, highlighting cultural interactions, memorable meals, and the importance of preparation and safety while traveling. From her first trip ab…

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Episode 224 - From Polished to Powerful: Elevating Your Executive Presence Through St 17:15

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Style isn’t just about clothes, it’s about the way you show up. In this episode, I explore the link between looking polished and feeling powerful. Discover how intentional choices in colour, fit, and detail can strengthen your executive presence and help you command the room with confidence. About the Host Working with personal clients, Lisa is pas…

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Rethinking Emotion Through Time | Barbara H. Rosenwein | Professor Emerita of History at Loyola University Chicago | Season 10 Episode 7 | #158 1:01:25

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In this episode, I sit down with historian Barbara H. Rosenwein to talk about how emotions, far from being timeless or universal, are shaped by the cultures and communities we live in. Drawing from her influential concept of emotional communities, Barbara helps me understand how emotions like anger, shame, pride, and love have been expressed, suppr…

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029 - Every Continent Without a Plane! With Author & Journalist, Chip Walter. - Travel Stories 1:37:14

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What an episode I have for you this week! Fellow Pittsburgher Chip Walter shares his remarkable journey as an author, traveler, and former CNN Bureau Chief. He discusses his serendipitous entry into writing, his collaboration with William Shatner, and the unique experiences he has encountered while traveling the world without using airplanes. Chip …

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Episode 223 - Wardrobe Efficiency: The Secret to Saving Time and Energy 18:56

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Busy leaders don’t have time to waste on outfit stress. This episode reveals how to streamline your wardrobe so getting dressed becomes effortless. From capsule combinations to smart outfit planning, I’ll show you how to reclaim time in your day while always looking polished. About the Host Working with personal clients, Lisa is passionate to inspi…

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028 - Ukraine, Mt. Kilimanjaro, 9/11, & More With Humanitarian, Olympian, & 9/11 Survivor, Lyubim Kogan. - Travel Stories 1:38:00

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In this really unique and special episode, Lyubim shares his incredible journey from being an immigrant in the United States to creating a mission that supports amputee veterans through paragliding. He reflects on his experiences during 9/11, his career in finance, and the challenges he faced while living in Ukraine. Lyubim emphasizes the importanc…

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Episode 222 - The Power Outfit: How to Dress for Influence and Impact 19:47

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Your wardrobe can either blend you into the background or position you as someone with influence. In this episode, I share how to identify and build your own “power outfits” that work in the boardroom, on stage, or in client meetings. Learn how to choose pieces that communicate authority while still feeling like you. About the Host Working with per…

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027 - Nepal, Italy, Biking the Camino de Santiago, & More With Author, Speaker, & Gestalt Practitioner, Risa August. - Travel Stories 1:24:34

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I feel truly inspired this week. In this incredible episode my guest Risa August shares her incredible journey of living with acromegaly, a rare disease caused by a tumor at the base of her brain. She discusses her transformation into a patient advocate, her passion for travel, and how cycling has played a significant role in her healing process. R…

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Episode 221 - How to Build a Standout Wardrobe for Conference & Event Season 22:28

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Conference and event season is here, and with it comes the question every ambitious woman asks: What do I wear to look polished, confident, and memorable, without overpacking or overthinking? In this episode, I’m sharing my expert tips on how to create a standout wardrobe for conferences and events so you can focus on networking, speaking, and lead…

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026 - Italy, India, Spain, & More With Entrepreneur, Lisa Talbot. - Travel Stories 1:20:28

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What a great conversation I had this week with Lisa Talbot, founder of True North PM Solutions, about her journey in business and travel. Lisa shares her experiences with AI and automation for businesses, her love for travel, and memorable stories from her adventures in countries like Italy, India, and Spain. The conversation highlights the importa…

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Episode 220 - What Your Wardrobe Says Before You Speak 22:15

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Before you’ve said a single word, your wardrobe has already spoken for you. What you wear is part of your non-verbal communication — sending signals about your confidence, credibility, and leadership presence. In this episode, I’m breaking down how your clothes create an instant impression, and how you can make sure that impression supports your su…

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Wanting vs. Liking: How the Brain Shapes Desire and Pleasure | Kent Berridge | Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Michigan | Season 10 Episode 6 | #157 41:09

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In this episode, I speak with Kent C. Berridge, the James Olds Distinguished University Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at the University of Michigan, whose pioneering work has reshaped how we understand pleasure, motivation, and addiction. Kent explains the crucial distinction between “liking” and “wanting,” showing how dopamine drives cr…

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025 - Bali, Italy, 28 Weddings, & More With Life Coach & Author, Morgana Rae. - Travel Stories 1:16:26

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This week I had a fantastic conversation with Morgana Rae - a life coach and author. She shares her extensive travel experiences and insights on the importance of travel in gaining new perspectives. She discusses her unique approach to marriage, having wed her husband multiple times in various countries, and the cultural significance of these cerem…

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Episode 219 - Top Autumn Wardrobe Tips for Busy Leaders 17:28

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Autumn is here, and with it comes the challenge of staying polished, professional, and confident as the seasons shift. In this episode, I’m sharing my top wardrobe tips for busy leaders who want to look effortlessly stylish without wasting time in front of the wardrobe each morning. You’ll discover: The power colours of the season (and how to wear …

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Learning, Risk, and Decision-Making | Gautam Kaul | Professor of Finance at the University of Michigan’s Ross | Season 10 Episode 5 | #156 1:15:40

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In this episode, I talk with Gautam Kaul about how we learn, make decisions, and deal with risk. Gautam, a finance professor at the University of Michigan, has spent much of his career studying markets, uncertainty, and how people respond to them. But what makes his approach unique is the way he frames finance not only as numbers and equations, but…

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The Neuroscience of Effort and Reward | Michael Treadway | Professor of Psychology at Emory University | Season 10 Episode 4 | #155 1:05:38

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In this episode, I sit down with Michael Treadway, a clinical psychologist and neuroscientist whose work focuses on how the brain makes decisions about effort and reward. We explore why motivation sometimes feels elusive and how conditions like depression and anxiety can shift the way people weigh costs and benefits. Michael explains how his lab us…

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024 - Camino de Santiago, Peru, Israel, & More With Presbyterian Pastor & Author, Douglas Brouwer. - Travel Stories 1:28:04

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In this episode I had the pleasure of speaking with Doug Brouwer, a Presbyterian pastor and author, about his extensive travel experiences. Doug shares insights on how travel has shaped his understanding of home, curiosity, and cultural encounters. He discusses the difference between vacation and travel, emphasizing the importance of learning and p…

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Episode 218 - Style as a Strategy, Why Ambitious Women Dress with Intention 17:57

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Welcome to the new direction of The Pocket Stylist Podcast. In this episode, we’re exploring why style isn’t just about what you wear, it’s about who you are and where you’re going. If you're a woman in leadership, running your own business, or showing up in high-visibility spaces like the boardroom, stage, or media, this conversation is for you. I…

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Beyond the Lone Genius: The Social Side of Creativity | Keith Sawyer | Psychologist and Creativity Researcher | Season 10 Episode 3 | #154 56:28

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In this episode, I talk with Keith Sawyer about how creativity really works, especially when it happens in groups. We begin by challenging the common image of creativity as the result of a lone genius working in isolation. Keith explains how innovation often grows out of collaboration, improvisation, and the back-and-forth exchange of ideas. Drawin…

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Where Does the Self Begin? | Georg Northoff | Neuroscientist, Psychiatrist, and Philosopher | Season 10 Episode 2 | #153 53:50

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In this episode, I sit down with Georg Northoff to explore the complex relationship between the brain, consciousness, and the self. We start by questioning the assumption that neuroscience alone can fully explain who we are. Georg points out the limitations of reductionist approaches, showing why studying neurons and brain regions in isolation isn’…

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023 - Australia, Eclipses, & So Much More With Confidence & Relationship Coach & Author, Tzara Attwater. - Travel Stories 1:29:02

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This week I speak with Tzara, a confidence and relationship coach, about her journey of self-discovery through travel, the impact of loss on her life choices, and her unique passion for witnessing solar eclipses. We discuss the psychological aspects of procrastination, the importance of immersing oneself in local cultures, and the challenges faced …

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Morality, Well-Being, and the Life Worth Living | Roger Crisp | Professor of Moral Philosophy | Season 10 Episode 1 | #152 1:09:30

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In this episode, I speak with Roger Crisp, Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Oxford, about the role of ethics in our personal lives and society. We start with a discussion of Aristotle’s ideas on human flourishing and compare them with utilitarian approaches that focus on maximizing happiness. Roger explains how different ethical t…

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Episode 217 - Why Style is the Silent Player in Your Career Growth 21:04

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When you're the face of your business, brand, or message, how you show up matters and not just what you say, but how you're seen. In today’s episode, I’m talking about visibility with intention, how to dress when you’re the woman at the front: the leader, the keynote speaker, the media guest, the boardroom voice. In today’s episode, we’re talking a…

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022 - All Over the U.S. With Travel Investor & Podcast Host, Stephan Piscano. - Travel Stories 1:29:56

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In this episode, I interview Stephan Piscano, who shares his unique journey from selling homes on eBay during the 2008 crash to founding Vacation Wealth Partners. Stefan discusses his childhood experiences of moving frequently, which shaped his love for travel and connecting with diverse people. He recounts memorable travel stories, including a lif…

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Episode 216 - How to Show Up When You’re the Woman Everyone’s Watching 19:48

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When you're the face of your business, brand, or message, how you show up matters and not just what you say, but how you're seen. In today’s episode, I’m talking about visibility with intention, how to dress when you’re the woman at the front: the leader, the keynote speaker, the media guest, the boardroom voice. Whether you’re stepping onto a stag…

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021 - UK to Mongolia, Chernobyl, Peru, & More With Journalist & Podcast Host, Scott Gurian. - Travel Stories 1:48:56

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In this episode, Scott Gurian shares his incredible journey as a journalist and podcaster, detailing his experiences traveling from the UK to Mongolia in a tiny car as part of the Mongol Rally. He discusses the challenges he faced on the road, the cultural encounters he had, and the lessons learned from his adventures. Scott reflects on his early d…

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Episode 215 - Small Tricks, Big Impact: Game-Changing Hair Tips with Ruby Lox’s Lauren 32:32

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In this episode of The Pocket Stylist I'm joined by the fabulous Lauren from Ruby Lox Hair, and we’re talking all things hair, specifically, the small tricks that make a big impact on your overall style. From simple styling tweaks to colour refreshes and quick fixes you can implement right now, Lauren shares her expert advice to help you feel polis…

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BONUS - Fantasy Football & Travel Stories with CBS Fantasy Football Guru, Dave Richard. - Travel Stories 58:15

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In honor of the NFL Hall of Fame Game, I interview Dave Richard, a senior fantasy football writer for CBS Fantasy Football. We discuss the evolution of fantasy football, the culture surrounding it, and the importance of travel in life. Dave shares his experiences living in Florida, his work-related travels, and memorable trips, including winning a …

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020 - Puerto Rico, Jamaica, The Cayman Islands, & More With TV & Film Producer, John Wayne S III. - Travel Stories 1:35:34

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In this conversation, John Wayne S. III shares his insights on the importance of creating experiences, both in personal life and through travel. He discusses his favorite cities in the U.S., cultural insights gained from his travels, and the value of volunteering while abroad. John reflects on memorable connections made during his journeys, includi…

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Episode 214 - Hot Weather, Cool Confidence: What to Wear When It’s Too Warm to Care 19:11

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When the temperature rises, confidence in your wardrobe can start to melt. If you’ve ever stared at your wardrobe in a heatwave and thought, “I have nothing to wear,” this episode is for you. This week, I’m sharing how to dress for hot weather without losing your style identity. These tips are all about staying cool, polished and intentional, so yo…

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019 - India, Peru, France, & More With Entrepreneur, Justin Snyder. - Travel Stories 1:01:44

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In this episode, Justin from Forest Super Foods shares his adventurous journey from Australia to various parts of the world, emphasizing the importance of whole foods and natural health. He discusses his experiences in India, Peru, and Southeast Asia, highlighting cultural insights and the significance of language in travel. Justin also shares stor…

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Season 9 Summarized: Art, Beauty, & Complexity | Goutham Yegappan | #151 40:43

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Season 9 Summarized: Art, Beauty, & Complexity.

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Episode 213 - 3 Personal Shopping Tips That Saved My Client £250 This Summer 13:40

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In this episode, I’m sharing how I saved my client over £250 on her summer wardrobe, without compromising on style. If you’ve ever wasted money on impulse buys or walked out of the shops feeling frustrated, this episode is for you. You’ll hear the three personal shopping strategies I use with every client to help them shop smarter, avoid overwhelm,…

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Do We Need a Definition for Art? | Aaron Meskin | Professor and Head of Philosophy at the University of Georgia | Season 9 Episode 14 | #150 1:06:14

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In this episode, I talk with Aaron Meskin, a philosopher of aesthetics whose work spans comics, food, popular culture, and the philosophy of art. We begin by talking about architecture, cultural memory, and the feeling of living in spaces that carry historical weight. From there, we explore what it means to care about beauty in different domains, w…