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The Midnight Readers PodcastZodiac Academy: Fated Throne Part 5On this week's episode, Diego shares some much-needed context for the current affairs afflicting! As it turns out, Lionel might be in just as much trouble as our protags. Caleb and Seth are really becoming our favorite pairing, as we tensions ramp up and Xavier butts his bedazzled horn into everything. We finally get to see Darcy and Orion come to their senses (thank the stars!) and a major character dies in the middle of one of the best battle scenes in the books so far. And hey, remember how we joked about that wedding? Yeah... Yeah, we got...2024-12-181h 19The Midnight Readers PodcastZodiac Academy: Cursed Fates Part 5Hey Readers... long time, no see! We had a lot of interruptions between this episode and the last. The stars really had it out for us! But we are so excited to get back into the swing of things. The last chapters of Cursed Fates are full of high highs and low lows - we truly begin to see the unraveling of the world we know in Zodiac Academy. A prophecy is foretold, Lionel gains a new weapon in his fight to the top, and Orion explores his newfound lack of freedom. Diego's order is revealed and some of o...2024-11-151h 01
The Learning to Believe Again PodcastEp. 135 - God Provided For Him Every Step of the Way As He Got Free From AbuseIn this episode Diego shares about how God provided for Him in every way he needed as he got free from abuse. This is an update to a previous episode with even more victory!
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Left of SkepticEpisode 127: “hypoallergenic cat demon”Happy Spooky Wednesday! We've got a very special guest this week: Left of Skeptic Super Fan Gina! We start the episode with the third annual Kala's seeeester birthday request: haunted campsites. Kala talks about Lake Morena in San Diego, Big Moose Lake in the Adirondacks, Crystal Lake Campground in Los Angeles County, and Cameron Park in Waco. Each recreation area is haunted in different ways, but they all have tragic occurrences in their history that may be the cause of the hauntings. Pick your poison. Do you want the creepy, levitating figure of a man whose disembodied footsteps have...2023-07-051h 14Left of SkepticEpisode 125: "Capital H - Haunted"Happy Spooky Wednesday, everyone! We’ve got two locations this week to tingle your spines and bump your gooses! Kala starts it off with the Haunted Hill House in Mineral Wells, TX! This location is home to 9 different spirits, some that we know the names of, some that we don’t, and all of them vocal. If you choose to stay in this mansion overnight, be prepared to have motion-activated decorations go off out of nowhere, phantom hands touch your hair, and not-so-sweet nothings whispered in your ears. These ghosts are here, and they’re not afraid to let you kn...2023-06-211h 02
The Haute GuideWhat to Consider Before Becoming A Stylist + Conversations With Brittany Diego!Hey fashion friends! Welcome back to another episode of The Haute Guide! Today's podcast is for my fashion stylists, emerging and established! I'm breaking down what you need to consider and qualities you need to possess before becoming a fashion stylist, and the best part of this episode -I have none other than Brittany Diego!!! She is a wardrobe & celebrity stylist, and stylist coach most known for being the founder of FashionMentor.Co - the elite stylist academy! Brittany has had her work featured on the Met Gala red carpet, The Grammys, and she is on the 2023 Forbes 30 under 30...2023-05-1954 min
The La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Podcast - With San Diego’s Most Loved Plastic SurgeonsMeet The Team: Brittany Haley, RN, BSNSince 2013, Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialist Brittany Haley has been helping patients in the LJC med spa with her extensive knowledge of a wide range of treatments. Though she is brilliant at everything she does, she’s often referred to as our “laser wizard.” Within Brittany’s 14 years of working in aesthetics, she has witnessed many innovations and improvements to the dermal fillers, neuromodulators, and lasers that were available at the beginning of her career.As an international trainer for Sciton, Brittany sprinkles her knowledge with practices near and far to get them ready to go with the newest technolo...2023-01-1721 min
Just One ABrittany Diego (Founder of Fashion Mentor, Forbes 30 Under 30) - Just One A InterviewI had the privilege of interviewing Brittany Diego, the Founder of Fashion Mentor. Fashion Mentor's mission is to teach others how to break into the world of fashion. Brittany uses her real-world experience in the industry, as well as her past struggles, to help others coming up. Brittany was featured in this year's Forbes 30 Under 30 for Education list and has made great strides to accomplish her mission. In this interview, Brittany and I talk about anything from her favorite shoes to the future of Fashion Mentor.2023-01-0605 min
The WerkTHE WERK Season 4 Episode 05: Climate Change Work With Intersectional Climate Scientist and Mystic Dr. Chandler PurittyDr. Chandler Puritty is an intersectional climate scientist and mystic. She received her doctorate from UC San Diego in Biology. She now teaches classes on how climate science, environmental science, capitalism, white supremacy, and race issues intersect and all contribute to our climate crisis. Dr. Chandler creates content and teaches on Tik Tok. In This Episode: Dr. Chandler shares her origins story on how she became a scientist and then eventually, a doctor in biology with a concentration in plant community ecology. Dr. Chandler shares how through colonization, the invasive plant species introduced by the settlers were the contributing factor to...2023-01-031h 00
The WerkTHE WERK Season 4 Episode 05: Climate Change Work With Intersectional Climate Scientist and Mystic Dr. Chandler PurittyDr. Chandler Puritty is an intersectional climate scientist and mystic. She received her doctorate from UC San Diego in Biology. She now teaches classes on how climate science, environmental science, capitalism, white supremacy, and race issues intersect and all contribute to our climate crisis. Dr. Chandler creates content and teaches on Tik Tok. In This Episode: Dr. Chandler shares her origins story on how she became a scientist and then eventually, a doctor in biology with a concentration in plant community ecology. Dr. Chandler shares how through colonization, the invasive plant species introduced by the settlers were the contributing factor to...2023-01-031h 00
@theFstateMEET FORBES 3O UNDER 30, BRITTANY DIEGO - LA BASED CELEBRITY FASHION STYLIST & FASHION MENTOR FOUNDEREditor-in-Chief of theFstate Magazine, Ezra Jones interviews Forbes 30 Under 30 Los Angeles Based Celebrity Fashion Stylist and Fashion Mentor Founder Brittany Diego. Want to learn the ins and outs of wardrobe styling? We deep dive with one of the professionals who is rising to the top tier of their career Journey. We discuss open honest transparency within the industry and Fashion Mentor Founder Diego drops 3 tips on how to improve your fashion styling career. Our Editor's first tip is to start with Fashion Mentor. #thefstate #thefstatemagazine #iamezrajones #thefsate
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FemTech FocusHow muscles, tissues, and tendons change during pregnancy and lactation with Dr. Nicole Danos -Ep 191Dr. Nicole Danos is an integrative biologist by training, currently working as an assistant professor at a primarily undergraduate institution, the University of San Diego. When she became pregnant she realized that there was a scarcity of data on the basic biology of the female body during pregnancy and lactation. Her current research program engages undergraduate students, and addresses this gap, in particular how muscles and tendons change at these physiological stages. She is an advocate for more basic research on female biology in particular with respect to movement biomechanics and exercise. She is also putting together a FemTech innovation...2022-12-1246 min
Exposing Grief with Brittany SquillaceEpisode #4: "Allowing Space For the Whole Human Experience" in Grief"There are moments I am grateful for the grief and heartache." Depending on where you are in your grief journey, this statement may seem impossible to grasp. For Topaz, my guest for this episode, would agree if she heard this 10 years ago when she experienced her first major loss. As she embarked on her grief journey, she encountered healing experiences and opportunities of growth covered that guided her towards this other perspective of grief. Some of the experiences she encountered that are covered in this episode are:The influences of public grief vs. private grief The role of e...2022-08-0836 min
South Side of WakandaLuke Cage Season 1 Rewatch: Episodes 5-8This week's episode is jam packed!
San Diego Comic Con just happened and giirrrlll Kevin Feige 'nem done broke the internet!! We get into the Black Panther 2 trailer and the upcoming MCU properties we are most excited for before discussion the MCU fathers. We go through each one and rank them accordingly!
We also dive into the next chunk of Luke Cage season 1. Things are really heating up in Harlem and our unbreakable King gets... broken.
Join the rewatch and share us with your friends! Next week we discuss episodes 9-11...2022-07-251h 47
The Fashion School DropoutTaxes And How To Get PaidLet's talk about money, as we dedicate this episode entirely to the ways you can best collect your hard-earned coins. Brittany shares her top three go-to payment platforms and how to establish a professional manner of handling your finances. She also shares her approach when it comes to dealing with invoices and taxes. This straightforward episode filled with valuable information is perfect for those who are struggling with the financial aspects of the business. Follow us on our Instagram page @fashionmentor.co2022-06-2507 min
The Fashion School DropoutStylist LingoBuilding connections and expanding your network is everything in the fashion industry. To do that, you want to sound like you know exactly what you are doing. In this podcast, talk the talk and learn the words that every stylist should have in their vocabulary. Take out your notes and make sure to remember these vital keywords to help you sound from an amateur to a pro! These words, phrases, and concepts also provide great insight into how you can take off your styling career. It is an episode you won't want to miss....2022-06-1812 min
The Fashion School DropoutProduction Lingo For StylistWorking as a stylist in production involves its own processes, culture, and set of keywords that you should absolutely know about. Tune in to this episode as Brittany walks you through the must-know terms in order to help you ace your job as a stylist on the production set. When you work in such a hectic production setting as this one, mastering the stylist lingo is very important. Don’t forget to share what you have learned on @thefashionschooldropout and @fashionmentor.co Insta pages. For more fashion lingos here: Fashion Mentor YT2022-06-1107 min
The Fashion School DropoutWhat To Do When You Lack MotivationWhat to do when you lack motivationWe are half way through the year and it is insane how time flies. Now’s the time to be back on track and reflect on what to do with the remaining months of the year. I get it that no one is motivated 365 24/7 and a lot of us are still unmotivated and stuck in a rut. But don’t panic, because this episode we will be talking about how to get back on track and stay motivated. Grab your pens and paper to list...2022-06-0408 min
The Fashion School DropoutShowroom EtiquetteWord of mouth is powerful and your reputation is everything in the styling industry. Therefore, maintaining good relationships, particularly with showrooms, can greatly benefit your career. In this episode, you'll get a good idea of how the relationship works between stylists and showrooms and why they are your best friends. Brittany also goes in-depth with the do's and don'ts when working with them, so make sure you don't miss out. Get your showroom list here: Fashion Mentor Resources Don’t forget to subscribe to our Youtube Channel for more fashion show...2022-05-2811 min
The Fashion School DropoutStylist Summit FAQSWe hear y'all! In the last episode, we talked about the upcoming Stylist Summit and the exciting details for the event. However, there are a lot of FAQS about the upcoming In-person Stylist Summit and in today's episode I am excited to answer all these questions. Hang on till the end, this will be filled with valuable information that will answer all your inquiries.Note: This 3 day experience will include workshops led by Celebrity Stylist and Founder of Fashion Mentor, Brittany Diego, a stylist panel, hands-on exercises, and showroom tours. We can't wait to...2022-05-2107 min
The Fashion School DropoutJoin Me IRL At The Fashion Stylist SummitI am excited to share the news in today's episode! It has been 2 years since the last in-person stylist event and we are thrilled to meet you this coming June 10-12th for the 3-day Stylist Summit Event. Make sure to listen till the end, all the information will be provided with great insights about the event.So CALLING ALL ASPIRING FASHION STYLISTS: If you dream of styling celebrities and models red carpets, and magazines, this 3-day experience is for you. We can't wait to meet you there!For more details + registration: Stylist Summit 20222022-05-1410 min
The Fashion School DropoutLearn How Stylist Jamar Hart Leveraged His Passion For Fashion To Become A Celebrity StylistIf you’re an aspiring stylist, you NEED to hear this! Once a guy with a dream from Detroit, now a Los Angeles based celebrity stylist with some of the biggest stars under his belt, Jamar Hart is living proof that there’s no limit to where hard work and humbleness can take you. In this episode we get into how social media influences the styling industry, and what stylists actually look for when hiring assistants. We also learn how Ms. Tina Lawson (Yup, Beyonce's mom) influenced the course of his career, and how he's leveraging his styling career to m...2022-05-1047 minThe Fashion School DropoutHow This Real Life Fashion School Dropout Made Her Name As A Stylist/Costume DesignerStyling, costume design, creative direction-you name it, Melynda Choothesa has done it all. In this conversation you will learn all about what skills you really need to make it in each of those parts of the industry, straight from the woman who's done it all. Melynda drops so many gems from walking future costume designers through what to expect on the job to how to use time management to maximize your pay as a freelance stylist. With companies such as Google, Sony, Atlantic Records, and Universal under her belt to numerous red carpets and styling Bhad Bhabie in her...2022-05-081h 06The Fashion School DropoutFrom Homeless to Celebrity Designer: How This Fashion Designer Used Authenticity To Make His MarkFrom foster care and homelessness to having his designs worn by the hottest celebs all while being unapologetically Black. I'm talking to fashion designer Tarontino Toussaint. Taron ( @designedbytarontino ) shares his inspiring story and personifies how staying true to yourself is the real cutting edge of success in the fashion industry. We also talk leveraging social media to your advantage and find out the unexpected source where he finds the most inspiration. Get your pen ready to take notes on all of the gems he drops in this episode! Follow Taron on IG: www.instagram.com/designedbytarontino2022-05-061h 12The Fashion School DropoutHow Surviving Cancer Inspired This Stylist To Follow His DreamsHow bad do you really want that fashion job? Social media has a way of only telling one side of the story when it comes to being a fashion stylist, but when the IG live is over, the models go home, and they roll up the red carpet, what's left is real role of a wardrobe stylist. Manny Jay is no stranger to the daily grind and in this episode, we spill all the tea. This no nonsense advice for aspiring stylists comes from a seasoned vet, who survived cancer and didn't that keep him away from serving looks. G...2022-05-0424 minThe Fashion School DropoutAdvice From A Fashion Lawyer: How Designers Can Protect Their Designs And NOT End Up On Diet PradaThrow on your pinstripes and patent pumps, because Brittany and trademark attorney, Andrea Sager, are taking you to law school! The LAST thing any designer or creative wants is to get caught up with copyrights. In this episode, Andrea steps in to walk you through protecting designs and avoiding legal trouble. If Diet Prada haunts your haute nightmares too, you have to hear this! Follow Andrea on IG: www.instagram.com/andreasagerlaw2022-05-0230 minThe Fashion School DropoutFrom Small Town Mormon to Fashion Publicist: Hear How Derek Richmond Defied All Odds And Found His Place In FashionOur latest episode features fashion publicist and founder of Vytal Group Showroom, Derek Richmond all about his humble beginnings in a Mormon family to having his clients' designs featured on the likes of Trey Songz, Karen Civil, Steve Aoki, Kali Uchis, and more. We talked about how he got his first job in fashion, what working in different parts of fashion entails (he's done PR, modeling, AND styling), plus what stylists need to know when reaching out to showrooms and how to get a "YES" to that pull request. Plus, listen up for some amazing advice for up-and-coming designers...2022-04-301h 07The Fashion School DropoutWhat Does It Take To Run An International Jewelry Line? Designer Justine Cullen Takes Us To Business School With This EpisodeFor the latest episode, I caught up with London based jewelry designer Justine Cullen to learn how she made the leap to start her successful jewelry line and what it takes to run an international accessory company. If you have a business that you want to take to the next level, whether that's styling or designing then this episode is for you! So grab your notebook and pen to take notes, Justine is dropping business gems (pun intended) all hour long.2022-04-2844 minThe Fashion School DropoutThe Lessons This Ex-Designer Learned From Walking Away From The Fashion IndustryFrom the outside looking in, the glamour and clout often linked to a career in fashion can be hypnotizing and leave you lusting for that Insta-perfect looking life. Unfortunately things are not always what they seem. Brittany sits down with Andrea Martinez to clear the smoky mirrors and expose the truth, while offering crucial advice to up-and-coming designers. Is the fashion industry really worth the headache and heartache? Listen to this BEFORE you even think about entering fashion. Follow Andrea on IG: www.instagram.com/_astronot2022-04-2648 minThe Fashion School DropoutFind Out What It's REALLY Like Being A Stylist In This In-Depth Episode Featuring Celebrity Stylist Derek BeckmanGet real comfortable and listen up because me and Derek are sharing all of our stylist stories today and giving you ALL the scoop on what its like working as a fashion/celebrity stylist. In this unfiltered, real, and raw episode we're discussing everything from what to expect in the industry, when to stop doing free work, knowing your worth and everything else in between! Find Derek on IG: www.instagram.com/derekbeckman2022-04-241h 07The Fashion School Dropout4 Ways To Start Your Styling Career (Even if you don't live in LA or NYC)As an up and coming stylist, it's important to start building your portfolio by doing test shoots. Not only do test shoots let you show off your eye for style, but it will help you be able to book your own jobs down the line. The last thing you want is to intern/assist for 5 years, get asked to style a job by yourself but have no portfolio to show to the photographer/creative director. No matter how many shoots you've helped on, you absolutely can't include another stylists work in your portfolio, even if you assisted. It's their...2022-04-2207 minThe Fashion School DropoutHow To Make It As A Stylist In A Smaller City With Menswear Stylist Bria CharliseYou don't have to live in LA or New York to be a stylist, in fact, you can start booking personal styling clients like...today! Tune in as I chat with Dallas, Texas-based menswear stylist and designer Bria Charlise. We're spilling all the real tea in this episode from a business perspective. In this episode, we discuss everything you need to know about the power of branding, getting your foot in the door in a small market, stepping out on faith and Bria shares inspiring gems about working with the hand she was dealt, what led her to menswear...2022-04-2032 minThe Fashion School DropoutHow To Make Yourself Stand Out After Your Dream Job InterviewThe hardest part is over (the interview) but now the waiting game begins. Here's what you can do AFTER the interview to make sure you stand out to your potential employer, get ready to take notes!2022-04-1807 minThe Fashion School DropoutThese Resume Mistakes Might Cost You Your Dream JobBefore you get the job, you need to interview. Before you get an interview, you need to win them over with your resume-that’s where I come in to help. I’ve applied to a lot of positions and gained so much experience learning what makes for a successful resume and what doesn’t. Some things seem so obvious but you’d be surprised how many people make seemingly innocent mistakes. Listen to this episode so you don't make a mistake that might cost you your dream job or internship.2022-04-1609 minThe Fashion School Dropout3 Reasons Why You're Not Booking Any Styling ClientsI get messages from stylists all the time who wonder why they're not booking as many clients as they know they could be. If you've been wondering the same, listen up to hear the top 3 common culprits and how you can go from overlooked to overbooked in 2020!Want to learn more about marketing yourself as a stylist and how to network to raise your net worth? Join my Stylist Masterclass, my self-paced online course that gives you the blueprint to becoming #bookedandbusy! Learn more info here: https://fashionmentor.teachable.com/p/start-my-styling-career/See y...2022-04-1405 min
The Fashion School Dropout#TalkThatTalk: Brush Up On Your Stylist LingoEvery industry has their set of vocabulary words. The words "pull", "test", and "book" have a completely different definition to stylists than they do to the outside world. When you first start out it might be intimidating to be around others speaking in industry jargon, but that ends today. Here are some keywords and terms you need to know as a stylist. Get your styling kit starter list here: https://www.fashionmentor.co/blog/2018/4/15/5-items-for-your-stylist-kit2022-04-1208 minThe Fashion School DropoutSpilling ALL The Tea: On-Set Nightmares, Shady Stylists, and More...Sit back and get ready to sip some piping hot tea in today's episode. You hear it all the time: styling is not as glamorous as it seems but what exactly does that mean? Listen as Brittany and menswear stylist Derek Beckman (who has styled Tyga, Don Benjamin, and more) share what really goes on behind the scenes. Like what do you do when you show up to a shoot you pulled out all the stops for and the client hates....EVERYTHING or how do you react when everyone on set starts going through your rack and giving their...2022-04-1058 min
The Fashion School Dropout3 Things I Wish I Knew About Money As A StylistThere's a LOT I wish I knew about being a stylist before I step foot in this industry...like how you don't get paid for a month or two or sometimes three months after the job is done (Google: Net 30). Money is one of the most important topics when it comes to your career but it's often kept on the hush. In this episode, I'm sharing the top 3 things I wish I knew about money before I started as a stylist. What's something you wish you knew when you first started out?2022-04-0806 min
The Fashion School DropoutHow To Make It As A Stylist In A Small TownLive in a small town but have big dreams? Listen up for MY top tips on starting your styling career no matter where you are on the globe and going over career options you might not have previously considered. What type of styling are you most interested in?2022-04-0605 min
The Fashion School DropoutThe Future Of Fashion And RetailEver wonder what the fashion and retail industries will look like post-pandemic? Listen up to this talk with retail expert Jeanel Alvarado for her predictions on what will happen to our industries and what changes companies and brands need to make in order to make it out alive after this. Hint: A lot of the brands you see flourishing even during this time are doing so because they built a community and Jeanel is sharing her tips on how to build a strong tribe and the power of collaboration over competition. You'll also hear inspirational words on why you...2022-04-0440 min
The Fashion School DropoutHow To Network In The Fashion IndustryIf you dream of working in fashion, I’m sure you're no stranger to the phrase “It’s all about who you know or who knows you”. Truer words have never been spoken. The thought of networking can be overwhelming to some (aka me) it's absolutely necessary in this industry. In this episode, I’m going to share with you my top tips for navigating networking events (this can apply for virtual events as well). Get into it!2022-04-0208 min
The Fashion School DropoutHow Alexandria W. Alli Built A Successful Accessories Brand In The SouthThis episode is dedicated to those of you who may not be based in a major fashion city such as New York City or LA. In this episode, we’re so excited to welcome Alexandria W. Alli, the founder and designer of F&W Style; luxury leather handbags for busy women on the go! Alexandria and her family moved from Nigeria to Atlanta, Georgia when she was 13 where she soon began her modeling career. After falling in love with the beauty and glamor of the industry and all of the well-crafted luxurious handbags she got to wear as a mod...2022-03-3120 min
The Fashion School DropoutHow To Build A Million Dollar Clothing Line From Fashionpreneur Irregular JessListen up: this is how you build a million-dollar clothing line! From Baltimore to LA, Irregular Jess re-defines entrepreneurship in the fashion industry. Before the age of 30, Jess scaled her fashion businesses to net over $1M and now owns her very own design factory, 3 fashion brands, and more! In this episode, Jess discusses her achievements, challenges, how she succeeded, and all of the skills you will need to accomplish your goals. Make sure you visit the @thefashionschooldropout Instagram page to join the conversation & follow @irregular_jess on IG as she is absolutely one to watch (and listen)!2022-03-2949 min
The Fashion School DropoutHow The Bad Girl Of Denim Marta Goldschmied Overcame Obstacles And Carved Out Her Own Path In The Fashion IndustryAspiring fashion designers and fashion stylists certainly won’t want to miss this. In this week’s podcast episode, the Fashion School Dropout passes the mic over to the incredibly talented Marta Goldschmied. Not only is Marta fashion royalty, being the daughter of AG Jeans Founder Adriano Goldschmied, but is also the founder of her own iconic denim brand and her newest line, Garbage. Listen in as she discusses a few of her incredible fashion industry stories and sheds light on what its like building and running a brand. Subscribe now to never miss an episod...2022-03-2729 min
The Fashion School DropoutThe Boutique Teacher Jasmene Bowdry Shares Her Tips For Fashion EntrepreneursThe road to success is never easy. In this special episode, we talk to Jasmene Bowdry, the founder of SHIFT StyleHouse and coach for fashion boutiques, who teaches us valuable lessons on how to build and run a successful online boutique. Her lessons originate from her own experiences and hardships which will also be discussed in today’s podcast episode. From receiving eviction notices, being jobless, dumped, rejected, depressed and *Trigger Warning* even suicidal, Jasmene has now proudly, and humbly, received her MBA, earns six-figures being an entrepreneur, worked as a celebrity fashion stylist (internationally!), featured on national television fas...2022-03-2527 minThe Fashion School DropoutStorytime: Working With The Legendary Gianni Versace, Sneaking Into Fashion Shows And More!Storytime! In today’s podcast episode, we’re talking and sharing tales with stylist and costume designer Yvette Richardson. Yvette has some incredible, unbelievable stories to share including working with the legendary Gianni Versace up until the time of his passing. If you’re considering becoming a celebrity stylist or costume designer, this podcast and Yvette’s experiences will certainly convince you to pursue those paths! Whether you’re searching for some styling career advice and inspiration or simply looking for some great podcast entertainment, look no further! Press play and enjoy. Visit us over on Instagram...2022-03-2326 minThe Fashion School DropoutKevin Hart's Stylist Ashley North Shares Her Best Tips For Aspiring StylistsIf you’re looking to pursue work as a fashion stylist in menswear, then this episode is for you! On this week’s podcast episode, we are sitting down to interview the Comedian Kevin Hart’s stylist. Listen in to learn pearls of wisdom and golden advice tailored to those aspiring to be menswear stylists. Whether you’re interested in personal or wardrobe styling, red carpet, celebrity or costume styling, here are the best tips to succeeding as a menswear stylist. There’s a large market out there for menswear styling calling your name. So, tune-in and take note t...2022-03-2121 min
The Fashion School DropoutSocial Media For Stylists 101Unless you’ve been living off the grid, you know how social media is both a stylist’s bestie and #1 marketing tool. If you’re not making $$ and gaining clients from your social media, you’re doing it wrong. People are spending a lot less time going to websites, and going straight to socials, which acts as a more concise overall view of not just your talents and what you can do, but who you are. You know how fast you scroll on IG, if you can’t get a potential client's attention in 5 seconds you’re out. It’s easier than...2022-03-1906 min
The Fashion School DropoutBlack In Fashion: BLM, Racism In The Fashion Industry, And Where To Go From HereIn this episode, take a seat alongside Brittany (LA Based Celebrity Stylist), Bria (Dallas Based Menswear Stylist) and Kyanna (LA Based Wardrobe Curator) at the roundtable as they discuss their own personal experiences of being Black women in the fashion industry. This is an incredibly valuable, important and enlightening conversation that you certainly won’t want to miss. Tune in as they share their triumphs, challenges, shady/funny moments, advice plus so much more. Join the conversation and engage with us over on the @thefashionschooldropout Instagram page.Follow Kyanna here: https://www.instagram.com/kyanna_ren...2022-03-171h 11
The Fashion School DropoutHow Meeting Rachel Zoe On A Plane Changed Stylist Alexa Molinaro's FutureOur guest today, Alexa Molinaro, details her extraordinary series of events including meeting her idol - Rachel Zoe - on a plane, landing a dream job working with her, and then going on to work with other huge brands such as Nasty Gal. Plus some not-so-fabulous tales like when she ended up paying $2k out of pocket because a styling client refused to pay. Alexa is an incredibly talented stylist, fashion designer, content producer & boss entrepreneur who is here to share her highs, lows, and advice for succeeding, and thriving, in the fashion industry - including the i...2022-03-151h 01
TVBrittanyFLea Salonga interview: Inside her 2022 concert tourTony and Olivier Award winner Lea Salonga speaks to Brittany Frederick of TVBrittanyF.com about her Dream Again 2022 tour ahead of its arrival in San Diego.This episode is also available as a blog post: https://tvbrittanyf.com/2022/03/11/lea-salonga-tour-interview/2022-03-1405 min
The Fashion School DropoutThe Quickest Way To Go From Assistant to Key StylistIf you’re ready to make your next career move, then listen up! Moving up to Key Stylist, or head stylist, is a huge but exciting step. You go from being the right hand, to the leader. In this episode, we discuss how to know when you’re ready, how to make the move and how to succeed. As an intern and then assistant, you closely observed your key stylists, gained experience, built a portfolio, took notes and learnt lots. Now you have a solid foundation of knowledge and experience, and feel confident to go out on your...2022-03-1305 min
The Fashion School DropoutFind Out How This Small Town Designer Made Her Mark With Her Line of Sustainable Luxury FashionIn this episode, we are chatting with fashion designer Calle Evans about how she took her love and passion for luxe fabrications and sustainability and turned it into not just one, but two successful luxury womenswear brands. We're discussing the ins and outs of running your own company and when you'll know when to scale your business. You'll also learn how she figured out that all important "niche" and how uses the power of digital platforms to attract her high-end clientele. Take notes of future designers!Follow Calle on IG: www.instagram.com/calleevans2022-03-1149 min
The Fashion School DropoutThe Secrets Of StylistsIf you're even remotely interested in becoming a stylist you've probably read Sasha's book, The Secrets of Stylists. We take Sasha's 30+ years of industry experience and summing up everything she's learned about navigating the industry for you. We also go in on how to move up in the fashion industry as a fashion editor transitioning to high fashion asking for what you want, negotiating your worth. Taking a leap of faith in the face of fear, being persistent and taking risks. This is one you're going to want to take notes from!2022-03-091h 16
It's Your Life PodcastBrittany Cooley - Her Past, Present and Future Introducing Brittany Cooley-past, present, and future Her challenges and how she overcame those obstacles The Fear of Failure: Changing your Mentality The true meaning of growth and discipline Brittany Cooley is currently a Member Support Specialist for Branch Insurance. Her focus in her role specializes in agency support, underwriting, special projects, and improving customer/client satisfaction to better help improve their overall experience. She has over 15+ years combined working experience in the insurance industry, finance industry, and customer service. Facing life struggles in her in mid-twenties, Brittany had to regain her mental strength to get b...2022-01-2251 min
More Than a SeasonGetting Fired or Released in the Sports IndustryFired in the normal context of life sounds like a dirty word, but here in the sports industry it is a term that is used often! Join us in this episode as we talk with Erin and Katie to break down what getting fired in the sports industry really means.
Erin Mazzone is the wife to Taylor Mazzone, Wide Receivers Coach at the University of San Diego and Katie Judkins is the wife of Tyler Judkins, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Kansas City Chiefs.
These two don't hold back in this episode as...2021-10-2051 minLeft of SkepticEpisode 28: "It’s very traumatic to be eaten, even if you’re already dead."This Spooky Wednesday the world is on fire, and it may or may not be reflected in our podcast. We head out to California this week for both of our locations. Kala tells us about her own experiences taking The Donner Pass in Northern California. The story of the Donner Party is tragic, and it's easy to see how this area is now haunted by the people who met their tragic end here. Travel + short cuts = cannibalism? Brittany takes us down to Southern California to talk about the Whaley House in San Diego. How is it that a house...2021-08-041h 05
Inside Out PodcastEp. 22 // Feng Shui{ing} for Love with Feng Shui expert Justine Hernandez 💖🌈 About Justine in her words ... “My name is Justine. I am a mother, a wife and a Californian girl living in the east coast.
I want to take you on a quick journey, first off I have one question for you: At this moment, are you feel that life is hitting you in many different directions? and you know you are meant for something great, but not sure how to get there? This was me and I did feels this way when I started on my journey of finding my life purpose; finding what makes me happy and most importantly being...2021-01-2945 min
It's Your Life PodcastEducational Impact Due To Covid-19 Pandemic guest contributor Chuck Trinone and guests Brittany Driesler, Terri Connolly & Jeffrey ThiesThe topics we cover include: The impact of Covid-19 on education The challenges of instructional time in a virtual setting Educators preparedness to support virtual learning How Covid-19 is affecting educators, students, and families Chuck is a professional consultant with proven results, planning, managing, and raising over $230 million dollars for nonprofit organizations. Chuck has a passion for helping people secure financial and leadership support and delivers high quality customer service and client satisfaction. Nonprofit boards and volunteer leaders have relied on Chuck and his consulting services to connect them with people of influence and affluence and assist...2021-01-0956 minFemTech FocusCelebrate World Menopause Day with The Cusp - Episode 55Dr. Taylor Sittler is the co-founder & CEO of The Cusp, a digital platform that provides comprehensive, collaborative, compassionate menopause care that’s built around—and with—women. Their platform includes private chat options, 1-on-1 meetings with menopause specialists and personalized care plans. Taylor previously co-founded Color Genomics (now known as Color), a startup that created affordable genetic tests to help people understand their risk for hereditary cancer. He attended the University of Massachusetts Medical School, worked at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and then at University of California San Diego under a Howard Hughes Medical Training Fellowship. On this episode we dis...2020-10-1947 min
Talks of L.I.F.E | Living In Faith Everyday with BrittanySuicide Prevention and Awareness with Drew Hahn | Talks of Life Episode #9In this episode, I interview my friend Drew Hahn. Drew is a suicide attempt survivor who advocates for suicide awareness and prevention. He is currently working for San Diego County as a mental health social worker. We met through attending music festivals with mutual friends and have stayed in touch ever since. I find his story to be extremely motivating and inspiring. He has turned his pain into purpose with passion, while creating a movement for his hometown and transforming his life.Connect:Instagram: @zdrewbyy“More Rad, Less Sad”Support his foundation here:...2020-09-031h 02